In partnership with hundreds of restaurants throughout the UK, StreetSmart has kicked off its 25th annual campaign to tackle homelessness. For those of us fortunate enough to enjoy dining out, a £1 addition to your bill at participating restaurants will go towards funding beds, housing, employment training and mental health support for those in need. Head to one of the Good Food Guide restaurants below to support the campaign this winter.
92 Good Food Guide restaurants supporting StreetSmart
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A grand and glittering Indian brasserie
On the evening of November 17th, 1873, two decades before Eros pitched up, Piccadilly Circus welcomed a glittering newcomer into its midst. Designed by architect Thomas Verity, who had a hand in both the South Kensington Museum (now the V&A) and the Royal Albert Hall, The Criterion was an ornate, five-storey building with the Marble Hall and a grand, American-style Long Bar on the ground floor, and a theatre in its basement; not to be upstaged, the floors above featured several dining rooms and a ballroom.
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A chef’s guide to dining out in Brighton & Hove
From Palmito's Diego Ricaurte to etch's Steven Edwards, join some of Brighton's brightest chefs on their culinary tour of the seaside city's age-old institutions and undiscovered gems.
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One-course wonders: 21 restaurants for an affordable bite
Choosing one course isn’t always for cost reasons: sometimes appetites are smaller, or you’re pushed for time, or you’re just in the mood for something simple. We’re all for pushing the boat out every so often and lingering over several courses, but eating out well doesn’t always have to be that way.