Food Tech Diary for Social Media Week London 2013

We are really looking forward to Social Media Week 2013 in London. Organised by Chinwag for the 4th year in a row, we know they’ll put on a good show. Here at TableCrowd, we like food and tech (we like other things too, like surfing and cycling, but I’m not sure they will be options at Social Media Week). As food tech lovers at a rapidly growing startup, we have put ...

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Cronuts on ‘the rise’ in London

The huge craze that hit America not so long ago, in New York specifically, is on the rise in London. The cronut is a cross between a doughnut and a croissant. This sweet sensation is a complicated recipe and took 2 months and 10 recipes to master by Chef Dominique Ansel. The cronuts are so sought after in New York; in fact, people start queuing at 5am, when the bakery doesn't open til ...

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Social Dining Quiz Champions March 06th

Introducing the social dining TableCrowd quiz champions of March 2013. Thanks to all that came to The Stonemasons Arms - next stop EggHeads, watch out Kevin Ashman. Keep an eye on our crowd Food and Fun Stuff for the next quiz to be announced. Great chance to meet some new people over dinner and potentially grab a cash prize.

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London Underground Map of Restaurants

Have you seen this amazing image for London restaurants at different underground stations? There's Burger and Lobster on the Piccadilly Line, Hakkasan on the Central line and Coq d'Argent on both the District and Circle lines. Imagine the announcements from the operators: "We apologise for the delays on the Central Line but a customer has eaten too much at MeatLiquor and is struggling to remove himself from the restaurant!" For the full ...

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Dining Differently In London

Thanks for the mention Here Is The City. Our love of food and dining dates back to Ancient Rome. This important aspect of human social interaction has, consequently, had an age to develop, mature, and become a way of life. It brings us together like nothing else: sitting around the table talking and chewing! In London we are privileged to enjoy a plethora of places to dine. Why not explore a ...

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Leading Culinary Geniuses

London is home to some remarkable talent in the culinary world. For honest, no-nonsense British cuisine, you can't go wrong with Irish chef Richard Corrigan's humble, rural upbringing. His hearty portions of down-to-earth, home-inspired cooking are nothing short of delicious. Winner of MasterChef 2005, Thomasina Miers has brought Mexican market eating to the capital with fresh, innovative and delicious food. Marco Pierre White - the original celebrity chef – described as the Godfather ...

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