Keith McNally’s London Project May Turn Out to Be Less Balthazar-y, More Minetta-ish
Is Minetta 2.0 going to open on the other side of the pond?
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Is Minetta 2.0 going to open on the other side of the pond?
Plus Obama's well-played hand in the Middle East.
As the violence spread from London to other cities, Prime Minister David Cameron returned to England.
Another delight from Rupert Murdoch's muckraking tabloid.
The Michelin-starred London and Miami "haute Chinois" chain will land here in November.
You didn't think that was the last you were gonna hear about "sex by surprise," did you?
As rumored, Keith McNally and Richard Caring will bring the Paris-style bistro to London, and Jean-Georges is U.K.-bound as well.
Like that thing that happened briefly in New York, except more British.
The Breslin chef plans a return to the city where she got her start.
Why did the French master put London's restaurant scene above New York's?
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