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Whether you’ve gone vegan for January – or forever – or have simply vowed to consume less meat, eating out needn’t mean missing out. Indeed, it can be a valuable source of inspiration, especially for those who have only recently embraced a non-meat-based diet. And if you’re more flexitarian in your approach, all of these restaurants serve non-vegan food as well.
From a rare rump for one to huge bone-in sirloins to share, there’s nothing quite like a perfectly cooked steak, still smokey and charred from the grill, its fat meltingly soft. And yet finding the perfect porterhouse or best bavette can still be a tricky business so here are eight places where the steaks are a cut above the rest
Keen to reopen safely, some restaurateurs have repurposed their outdoor space in novel ways.
The chef Mark Birchall will open an artisan dairy at Moor Hall next year, with plans to up his retail operation and sell a selection of fine cheeses.
In 2010, on an ordinary road in an ordinary suburb of Birmingham, a 32-seat restaurant was opened by a young couple who wanted to create the sort of place they would like to eat at themselves. Brad and Holly Carter made Carters of Moseley a down-to-earth, relaxed and friendly restaurant, a place that local people could walk to.
