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  • Boris Johnson’s calorie labelling plan is well-intentioned but economically inept

    July 27, 2020

    Let me start with a concession to the Prime Minister: not all the policies in his anti-obesity drive are outright objectionable.  Banning food advertising and telling shopkeepers where they can and can’t stock their products are obvious and unacceptable intrusions, whatever their intended goal. But as a liberal economist, I am prepared to consider some [...]

  • Mark Hix returns with a recipe for delicious home made pea soup

    July 25, 2020

    Those of you who read this column regularly know that I love nothing more than growing my own veg, cooking it, and then banging on about the results in the pages of City A.M. Pretty soon I’ll be lusting over peas. Ideally I put them in a soup, but to be honest they’re so delicious [...]

  • Six by Nico: “The chippie” goes high-end as London’s newest destination opens

    July 25, 2020

    The struggles of the hospitality industry have been well-documented. So Nico Simeone would have been entitled to be more nervous than usual opening his new London restaurant just as lockdown lifted.  Not so, though, he tells City A.M. “There are always a bit of nerves when opening in a new city but we have a [...]

  • Back in business: Our regular round-up of London’s reopened bars and restaurants

    July 24, 2020

    Coronavirus may have shuttered the food industry since lockdown was announced, but the restaurant business is bouncing back, with dozens of our favourite places to eat reopening every day. Lima Peruvian restaurant group Lima was one of the brave restaurants keeping us fed during lockdown with its Lima Home delivery service, giving us all a [...]

  • Back to Business: Jason Atherton on how he dealt with lockdown and how his empire will strike back

    July 24, 2020

    In the first of a new series of how chefs are dealing with the strange ‘new normal’ we now find ourself in, Jason Atherton talks about the chaos covid caused to his supply chain, and the silver lining of getting to spend time with his newborn daughter. Remind us who you are I’m a Michelin [...]

  • Reopened restaurants in London: A new regular round-up of the latest food news

    July 17, 2020

    Coronavirus may have shuttered the food industry since lockdown was announced, but the restaurant business is bouncing back, with dozens of our favourite places to eat reopening every day. In this new column, we’ll bring you the latest news from the front-line of the food business, complete with all the details you need to book [...]

  • Reopened restaurants in London: The latest news about your favourite places to eat

    July 17, 2020

    Coronavirus may have shuttered the food industry since lockdown was announced, but the restaurant business is bouncing back, with dozens of our favourite places to eat reopening every day. In this new column, we’ll bring you the latest news from the front-line of the food business, complete with all the details you need to book [...]

  • 1 Lombard Street hires Mark Hix as director of food and drink

    July 1, 2020

    City restaurant 1 Lombard Street has hired chef and restauranteur Mark Hix as director of food and drink ahead of the restaurant’s reopening, as the hospitality sector begins to emerge from months of lockdown. Hix, who owns the Hix group of London restaurants, will work alongside executive chef Robin Freeman to reimagine the menu at [...]

  • Just Eat Takeaway confirms ‘advanced talks’ to buy Grubhub

    June 10, 2020

    Delivery giant Just Eat Takeaway today confirmed it is in advanced talks to buy Grubhub, in a bid to establish itself as a major rival to Uber in the US. Netherlands-based Just Eat Takeaway said it is “advanced discussions with Grubhub” for an all stock-purchase of the company. Grubhub, a US food delivery startup with [...]

  • Coronavirus: The London coffee firms offering home delivery

    April 3, 2020

    The coronavirus lockdown has thrown everything off – from the morning commute to the pint after work. Odds are, it’s also disrupted your coffee routine.  London coffee expert Tim Ridley tells City AM that most takeaway places have shut down thanks to the Covid-19 pandemic, but plenty of the capital’s hotspots have pivoted to online [...]

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