Where to Dine Now The State Of Our Plates: Seven Storylines That Will Shape Dining in 2020 In restaurant years, ten years is practically a lifetime. In 2010, we were all fawning over a new burger joint… By David Paw January 30, 2020
Resy Spotlight If You Build It, They Will Come – How Kudu’s Amy Corbin is Building a Culinary Legacy in Peckham Effortlessly weaving South African influences into a Modern European vernacular, Kudu in Peckham has earned plaudits for its food and… By Jordan Kelly-Linden January 13, 2020
Events Raising Their Voices: The Women of Food at The Wing As part of The Women of Food dining series in London, Resy hosted a panel discussion at the newly opened… By Anna Sulan Masing December 12, 2019
Resy Spotlight Telling Their Own Stories: How Sarah Gill Keeps Darby’s A Family Affair Originally from Dublin, Sarah Gill is co-founder and one of the key people behind the highly successful and growing restaurant… By Anna Sulan Masing October 9, 2019
Chef Features When The Line Comes Calling: How Ana Gonçalves Became One of the Hottest Chefs In Town Ana Gonçalves is one half of TĀ TĀ Eatery, a creative cooking team that have developed cult-like status in the… By Anna Sulan Masing August 22, 2019
Resy Spotlight Small Restaurant, Huge Punch: How Brixton’s Smoke & Salt Is Cooking Outside The Box ‘Modern dining and ancient techniques’. What’s the first thought that comes to mind when these phrases are strung together? Cavemen… By Angela Hui July 31, 2019
Resy Spotlight A British Bistro With A French Accent: Margaux Aubry on the Magic of Great Hospitality Naughty Piglets opened in Brixton in 2015, a forerunner of the growing movement of neighborhood restaurants. Margaux and her then-partner… By Anna Sulan Masing July 9, 2019
Resy Spotlight Leading by Example: Monica Berg is changing the way we drink, one cocktail at a time In June 2019, acclaimed bartender Monica Berg opened Tayēr + Elementary, her first bar, with fellow bartender Alex Kratena on… By Anna Sulan Masing June 17, 2019
Chef Features Raw: The Sea, The Sea, And Leandro Carreira’s Next Act Visiting in early April, things look well-set with two weeks to go before the official opening of The Sea, The… By Ed Smith May 9, 2019
Chef Features When In Ombra: How Mitshel Ibrahim Created An East End Cult Classic For ambitious young chefs these days, the path to success appears straightforward enough. Train at some of London’s best restaurants,… By David Paw March 21, 2019
