HeyJaredTom Parker Bowles
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'A serious lunch in a brand new Corsham classic': TOM PARKER BOWLES (opens the original)
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Corsham, like most other smallish Wiltshire towns in the early to mid-1980s, offered precious little for the trencherman tourist. There was The Dolphin, next to the town hall on the high street, which did decent fish and chips. And Jaipur, over the road and a few doors down, for curry. Not that we ever tried so much as a poppadom, the food of the Indian subcontinent – albeit with a markedly British accent – not being part of our daily bread. You could get a curling sandwich at The Methuen Arms,
TOM PARKER BOWLES on the burger that's got everyone talking (opens the original)
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It has to be one of London’s less salubrious entrances, a plain wooden door, on a nondescript Shoreditch backstreet, with a faded, sky-blue awning, surrounded by a technicolour splurge of graffiti. The sort of place you might stumble across early on a Sunday morning, in search of illicit thrills. But there’s nothing remotely dubious about One Club Row, a restaurant I’ve been meaning to visit since it opened, to rapturous reception, last year. Once inside, you climb a steep set of stairs (it sits
TOM PARKER BOWLES finds zingy seafood on a little-known Greek island (opens the original)
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We come by sea. Which makes sense, seeing as Meganisi is a small Ionian island and arrival by car might be somewhat impractical. But it’s magic hour in the tiny port of Vathi, the dusk soft as Aphrodite’s curves. Small fishing boats crowd the harbour, their nets furled for the night, while tourists wander aimlessly and locals gaze on with sun-baked indifference. They say Odysseus stopped here on his way home. They all do. Mythical heroes are untroubled by the burden of proof. Errikos has been he
'The menu makes the heart pump harder': TOM PARKER BOWLES (opens the original)
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Vesper, the new restaurant in Exmouth Market from Jackson Boxer, has one of those menus that reads like a well-crafted thriller. It grabs you by the gut and makes the heart pump harder. Fried pizzette sit alongside crab-fat rice, ‘coal-fired’ roast chicken next to a Swaledale Barnsley chop. Dishes are broadly European, but playful rather than po-facedly ‘authentic’. Pleasure comes very much before plating. The room itself is built for lingering, light and utilitarian, with its St John-style expo
TOM PARKER BOWLES: There's much to like about this Berkhamstead spot (opens the original)
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I’ve never quite understood why ‘farm to table’ is something to shout about. Because until all of our food is grown in sterile labs and grim research facilities, pretty much everything we consume starts life in or on the ground, regardless of whether you’re Harvester or Hélène Darroze. Perhaps I’m being unduly pedantic here but, just like perfectly well-meaning staff asking if they can explain the menu (grrrrr!), this seems a case of stating the bloody obvious. Which is not to do down Wild, a ‘f
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