Patrick Dunne
Digital writer
Patrick Dunne's articles
Can wild foraging help us reconnect with what ends up on our dinner plate?
On a day-trip in Kent with Kol's Santiago Lastra, Patrick dunne tries to reconnect with what ends up on our plate, and finds that wild foraging is less wild than you might think
Published: Monday 29th June 2026
Barragán-pink hues in this subterranean drinking den: Mixology at El Siete
The old adage that London, while arguably the best city in the world for food and drink, just can’t do anything vaguely Mexican-related well has run its course – enter El Siete
Published: Thursday 25th June 2026
What does the future hold for veganism?
As fake meat folds and Veganuary wanes, emerging chef-led plant cooking may outlast the watermelon ham, writes Patrick Dunne
Published: Wednesday 10th June 2026
Hotel Review: Bull Burford
At Matthew Freud’s reimagined 16th-century coaching house in Burford, heritage quirks, blue-chip art and a fire-led tasting menu redefine the modern Cotswolds escape for the contemporary diner, finds Patrick Dunne
Published: Wednesday 6th May 2026
Why are so many London restaurants embracing nostalgia with anniversary menus?
As a host of restaurants in London celebrate significant milestones with anniversary menus, Patrick Dunne explores the secrets of their success operating in an increasingly volatile environment
Published: Tuesday 28th April 2026
Chef Masa Takayama on his new London restaurant Tobi Masa
One of the most recognisable names in sushi has finally brought the show to London – we chat to Masa about what he loves about the city, memorable Hollywood guests, and much more
Published: Monday 13th April 2026
Burns Night 2026: Where to celebrate in London
Caledonia’s annual celebration of national poet Robbie Burns is almost here, and with it comes the usual unbeatable trio of haggis, whisky and ceilidh dancing
Published: Friday 16th January 2026
The best £40 and under set lunch menus
Winter is not exactly a big time for going out, but what better way to beat the blues than a starter, main and dessert in a top London restaurant for under £32
Published: Tuesday 6th January 2026
Looking to level up your festive hosting? Laura Jackson’s got you covered
We caught up with hosting guru Laura Jackson to get the scoop on her tips for making festive hosting as seamless and personal as possible
Published: Wednesday 17th December 2025
Why can't English people be normal about Guinness?
As London gets its own Guinness brewery, Patrick Dunne unpacks the strange, enduring discourse surrounding Ireland’s most over-analysed export