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There is something fanatical about Michelin Stars. So when Nobu was stripped of their stars last month, the link between the Michelin Guide and fine dining was broken. Dining experiences going back to the basics are getting high praise.
The Times recently published: Michelin Guide declares fine dining is dead: long live the pub. It was about the change in the way we celebrate food. Rather than stuffy, sci-fi inspired gastronomy there is a trend towards casual dining. More and more people are looking for delicious flavours and tastes over anything else.
On the topic of dining kept simple, we must mention our friends at The Felin Fach Griffin in Wales who recently won The Good Pub Guide’s award for Dining Pub of the Year for Wales. We are thrilled they have chosen our aprons to be a part of their kitchen.
Going back to basics is a definite trend. This is completely in line with how we feel about our designs. We believe in understated luxury and just let the linen do the talking.
Our collection of table and kitchen linen has caught the eye of fantastic pubs, hotels and restaurants (see below). We recommend adding some of it to your home too…
You Must Try…
- Pachamama London – Peruvian inspired food, opened less than a month and they’ve already been named in Zagat’s 10 Hottest Restaurants in London list
- Ottolenghi - More than a restaurant, deli, pantry, wine cellar and shop. Ottolenghi is one of London’s best lifestyle brands
- The Potager Restaurant at Barnsley House – Delicious food is complete with stunning views over their famed Rosemary Verey designed garden
- Calcot Manor – Rest you head here at this charming country house hotel. Dine at The Conservatory or opt for the traditional pub at The Gumstool Inn
- Grace Belgravia – Following a relaxing spa treatment settle into Food Nirvana at Grace Café with their Californian-inspired cuisine
- The Great Northern Hotel – As the world’s first great railway hotel, this luxury boutique hotel boasts interesting dining experiences dining in or on the go
- Old Parsonage Hotel – Famed as the best hotel in Oxford, experience British cuisine with a modern, light touch
- The Gunnards Head – Their motto is: The simple things in life done well. Slow down and relax here with their short, fresh and seasonal menu
- The George In Rye – Luxury Hotel located in East Sussex serving up fresh local produce and seafood straight from Rye Bay
- The Three Daggers – Winner of Sawday’s Best Seasonal, Local and Organic Pub whether its breakfast, lunch or dinner one can expect hearty and delicious British cuisine