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St. John’s Spitalfields dining room applies Fergus Henderson’s nose-to-tail philosophy in a relaxed, flexible format originally conceived around bread, wine and the market. Daily-changing menus move from confidently simple vegetables and cold dishes to offal, lesser-used cuts and traditional British puddings, with cooking that relies on season, proportion and flavour rather than decoration.

#restaurant, #british, #nose-to-tail, #spitalfields

Link: https://stjohnrestaurant.com/a/res…

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The Jermyn Street home of a British maker refining everyday clothing since 1860. Exceptional cotton T-shirts, polos, knitwear and underwear are treated with quiet precision — luxurious through fabric, proportion and construction rather than display.

#menswear, #british, #jermyn street, #basics, #knitwear

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The historic Piccadilly department store, best known for its food halls, teas, preserves, confectionery and unmistakable hampers. More than a shop, it condenses a particularly British world of provisions, ceremony and gifting beneath one roof.

#department store, #food hall, #tea, #piccadilly, #british

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