Aktar Islam’s Indian Fine Dining Is Built on a Lifetime of Curiosity At Opheem and Oudh 1722, Aktar Islam turns books, travel and years of research into Indian fine dining that moves from Bengali broths to Awadhi kebabs. By Emily Zemler
At Teal, Sally Abé Makes Fine Dining Feel Less Precious In Hackney, the chef’s first solo restaurant pairs modern British cooking with the warmth of a dinner party. By Emily Zemler
At Edinburgh’s Lyla, Stuart Ralston Extends Hospitality Upstairs The chef has added four rooms above his Michelin-starred restaurant, turning a long dinner into a short walk upstairs. By Emily Zemler
The 13 Places to Experience Authentic Ireland, Where True Charm Prevails Against the Cliché By Paul Jebara
Warhols, Golden Caviar and Vanilla Bean Ice Cream: Larry Jayasekara Embraces Luxury at The Cocochine By Emily Zemler