Tag Archives: veal

Gourmet Goat Re-Veals New Menu Item

Posted on 2016-08-05 by tikichris

Borough Market traders, Gourmet Goat, just got a more gourmet and less goaty with the introduction of a new meat on the menu: rose veal. Continue reading →

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Eat Basel: A Tale of Two Surprise Menus

Posted on 2014-07-03 by tikichris

Luckily for me, eating well in Basel is a straightforward matter. Eating well and cheaply is another story all together. But affordable options can be found. Here’s the scoop on two “surprise” dinners I had while in Basel: one a rather upscale affair, the other decidedly low brow and mercifully low priced. I’ve also listed a few other quality venues for food and drink that I came across during my Basel city break. Continue reading →

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Destination Dining at its Best: Quantus, Devonshire Road, Chiswick

Posted on 2013-08-21 by tikichris

Another great restaurant to add to my list of this year’s best, Quantus offers an exquisite menu of modern European cuisine with a strong Latin influence and a wine list that’s inspired and decidedly Latin tinged as well. Service at this lovely little Chiswick local is formal and prompt yet exceptionally friendly, and the prices are a huge relief. Continue reading →