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Plans to transform a garden shed into a holiday let in a Pembrokeshire seaside village which boasts the highest number of second and holiday homes in the county have been rejected. Shabnam ...

Behind the highly sought-after Dishoom in London, he opened his first restaurant in Dubai to bring a casual Indian dining experience deeply rooted in tradition. To provide that depth artists flown ...

(NEXSTAR) — When you’re there, you might be family, but for the first time in seven years, Olive Garden isn’t the U.S.’ most popular casual dining restaurant. An analysis of 2024 sales ...

Do you live in one of the four lucky UK cities to be blessed with a Dishoom? If so, the chances are you’ll have sampled, or at least heard of, the tasty Bombay comfort food on offer. The chain was ...

Located in Neal’s Yard in Covent Garden’s Seven Dials area, the new site will have room for over 130 diners across 4,000 sq ft and - like Kricket’s Shoreditch site - will be positioned as an all-day ...

In contrast, the upper floor’s generous open-plan living takes full advantage of the loft space’s high ceilings and panoramic views over Covent Garden Market. Who is the project for and what was the ...

Dishoom has revolutionised Indian dining in the UK since it opened in Covent Garden in 2010. Each of their locations honours Bombay by showcasing its vibrant street food, Irani cafés, and chaotic ...

Since founders and cousins Shamil and Kavi Thakrar opened the first Dishoom outpost in Covent Garden in 2010, the restaurateurs worked to change London’s expectations of Indian restaurants and food.

Not staged by the Royal Ballet at Covent Garden in more than 20 years, his final work for the Ballets Russes tells the well-known New Testament story of the boy who leaves home with everything, is ...

While poor English National Opera licks its wounds, and tries to figure out how to survive its vicious Arts Council cut, Covent Garden is riding high because it can draw on its back catalogue of great ...