Ask anyone for their Berlin restaurant recommendations, and Barra is sure to be one of them… with very good reason.

With seafood as its red thread, I could’ve ordered everything on the menu, so some serious time was spent narrowing things down before I’d made up my mind.

However you decide to enjoy your meal here – which you will – Townsend is a comforting respite from the intense rhythm of the city outside.

Five of the most exciting new restaurant openings in London and beyond to keep your eyes peeled for next season.

Walk along Margate’s seafront and into Sargasso, and you’re instantly hit by a sense of East London-on-Sea. Younger sibling to Bethnal Green’s beloved Brawn, that should come as no surprise.

BiBi is doing things differently and, in doing so, making its mark as London’s most exciting Indian restaurant right now.

Towards the top end of Bath – favoured by locals and free from the hustle and bustle of its tourist trail – here’s a place that’s sure to brighten your day.

Through the doors of this Victorian village pub lies one of South Wales’ most impressive culinary offerings.

Neighbourhood-casual charm and a chalkboard menu of dreams in Newington Green.

South American-meets-Italian magic in Bethnal Green.

The first of Jason Atherton’s restaurants celebrates fine-dining without the formal pomp.

Crisp around the outside, soft and chewy in the middle, sticky with sweet cinnamon glaze all over. Name a better breakfast…

Blends of Andalusian cuisine and French techniques across a creative but classic menu.

Brilliant flavours from the kitchen of a charming Matfield gastropub.

Behind the Brutalist facade of 180 The Strand lies the perfect spot for a leisurely lunch.

In the middle of Fitzrovia’s Charlotte Street – a hub of lauded restaurants – The Ninth sits both unassumingly and invitingly.

A mouthwatering mix of Catalan recipes, Mediterranean ingredients, and Chinese and Japanese influences.

One of the hottest openings of 2021, I was glad to get a relatively early taste of Café Cecilia.