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Kids Eating Out
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Windsor’s Bel of the ball
Royal brides are like buses in Windsor but there's only one bel of the ball. So it’s hello and make mine 3 courses at the Bel & The Dragon.
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Flaming good burgers
To Eton, for posh burgers, craft beers and thick oozy milkshakes at urban micro-chain, Flaming Cow.
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Mother’s Day sorted!
Treating your mum? Hope to be treated yourself? (some chance). We have ideas aplenty to spoil the superwoman in your life.
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Posh burgers rule
Fancy prime beef with nice buns? Tom Hardy? Not this time, but, a damn fine burger from GBK
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Been to Coppa Club yet?
Where to take 17 Muddy editors for lunch in London? Oh hello Coppa Club and your stupendous riverside views!
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Top London nosh… with kids
Heading to the big smoke ? Check out s top places to chow down with the kids.
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Bel & The Dragon, Cookham
If it is good enough for Tom Hiddleston, it's good enough for Muddy. The Bel & The Dragon's kid-friendly, dog-friendly and celeb-friendly. I'd better go, it would be rude to keep Tom waiting.
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Muddy eats: The Golden Ball Pinkneys Green
Tis true that here on Muddy we go a little weak at the knees for a good gastropub in a pretty village surrounded by cracking walks. So when I stumbled across The Golden Ball in Pinkneys Green, an old 16th Century inn, I did it a little dance. The village itself is a hidden gem. Situated near Maidenhead and Cookham, […]
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Muddy Eats: Perfect pizzas at the Henry VI in Eton
Sharing your name with England’s youngest ever king (who, by the way, also founded Eton College) puts a ton of royal expectation on a pub. One doesn’t want to let the side down – or ‘orf with their heads’. The Henry VI is back after a full refurb, creating a warm, unpretentious, family-centric experience – and I […]
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Eat here: The Milk Shed, nr Bicester Village
You probably don’t need another excuse to break for the border and head to Bicester (Bicester Village for a bit of early Christmas present shopping anyone?!) but I’m feeling generous so I’ll give you one anyway. I had a meeting at Bicester Village last week (by which I mean coffee with my friend Jude at Villandry) and […]
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