I thought this was interesting and so indicative of the hypocrisy in the food world. The website Atabula recently slammed a number of bloggers and journalists for their rumour mongering just be...
http://adrianmoore.blogspot.com/2016/02/atabula-holier-than-thou-food-writer.html
More fridge memories, more to come
http://adrianmoore.blogspot.com/2015/12/stupid-selfie-in-marco-pierre-whites.html
Sorry to have left you once again, 2015 has been the year of my book. The book I conceived and created with Carrie Solomon, INSIDE CHEFS’ FRIDGES . An adventure that took us to nine countri...
http://adrianmoore.blogspot.com/2015/12/im-back-book-stuff.html
Paris is going through a bit of a renaissance lately as any quick scan of local food blogs and trendy websites has been telling you over the months. Coffee house trends, so ubiquitous elsewh...
http://adrianmoore.blogspot.com/2015/05/hero-korean-drunk-food-bar-paris-show.html
Bonjour to my small band of intrepid readers. I haven't been updating much lately largely because of my first book project for a great (and hitherto unnamed) publishing company on chefs around ...
Being from one side of the Atlantic and living on the other, I'm often wary what to expect when dining out in the US. As a person who has to be up to date on the food world, I'm pretty well infor...
http://adrianmoore.blogspot.com/2014/08/two-great-new-england-restaurants-mix.html
I think my new HQ might just well be the latest and greatest project from Bob's Juice Bar head honcho Marc Grossman. His new place, Bob's Bake Shop is a spacious, well designed eatery (eat in or...
The neighbourhood where I've lived for the past few years has gotten its fair share of press and has a plethora of restaurants to choose from, but these addresses are surprisingly bereft of inter...
I'm often drawn to unlikely restaurants in out of the way areas, eclectic locations with chefs still trying to prove their mettle, in hastily decorated dining rooms, before the world gastro-press...
Cher followers, forgive me for having neglected you, I haven't been updating much lately because of a personal project that has come to fruition and which is taking up most of my (limited) free t...
One of the more surprising eateries to open up in recent months is this modern spot serving small dishes in a bar space around an open kitchen, wedged somewhere between the Hard Rock Café and In...
http://adrianmoore.blogspot.com/2013/12/le-bat-yariv-berrebis-new-bar-tapas-et.html
Prague is, without doubt, one of the most beautiful cities in Europe, but, excepting high end French gastronomy clones and beer halls purveying hearty fare, it has never really had much to d...
http://adrianmoore.blogspot.com/2013/12/czech-please-drunch-at-sansho-prague.html
A very smart idea of a French bistro from New York, reimported back to the mothercountry for easy consumption by Anglo or Anglo seeking hipsters in South Pigalle, Buvette Gastrotheque is a simul...
http://adrianmoore.blogspot.com/2013/10/buvette-gastrotheque-another-taste-of.html
When a member of Paris' expat food blogging royalty invites you to join him for lunch, you just can't say no. Especially when he takes you to a place a friend of a friend heard of that opened a ...
http://adrianmoore.blogspot.com/2013/10/les-enfants-rouge.html
The brasserie is part of the world culinary consciousness. Synonymous with the Parisian restaurant scene, French institution has for years now fallen upon hard times, the remaining brasserie...
http://adrianmoore.blogspot.com/2013/09/the-french-brasserie-comes-back-from.html
Funnest opening of the year definitely goes to Le Fantome, the new bar/restaurant/games arcade that opened recently on the corner of rue du Paradis and rue d'Hauteville in the (once again) tr...
Daily 25/30€ blackboard menu One of the recent culinary trends in Paris has been the influx of small Japanese run bistros doing French cooking. Many of these young upstarts worked their w...
http://adrianmoore.blogspot.com/2013/09/encore-another-delicious-franco.html
Post-burger comfort food still has its hooks in the French dining public (an hours wait for a Camion qui Fume burger is proof enough), and although us expat Anglos have been waiting for years for...
http://adrianmoore.blogspot.com/2013/08/the-sunken-chip-paris.html
My recent sojourn throughout the North and South of Thailand (my first) was full of surprises from exceptional expats, although perhaps none as enriching as my short stay at Howie's . The Homesta...
http://adrianmoore.blogspot.com/2013/08/howies-homestay-chiang-mai-thailand.html
I'm always game for a new address, and when John Talbott wrote his highest rated review of the year and called this new table "some of the most interesting cooking since Ze Kitchen Galerie "...
An interesting review / rant popped up on Le Fooding's website the other day, in conjunction, I guess, in some way with the Cannes Film Festival, resulting from a meeting at the LA Fooding eve...
Ceviche Where does one go, I found myself wondering when you've created perhaps the greatest upheaval in recent world cuisine (El Bulli) when the steam runs out of the idea which has fuel...
http://adrianmoore.blogspot.com/2013/05/pakta-full-of-fusion-y-goodness.html
Let's be frank, lobster rolls are sexy sandwiches. Maybe, the sexiest sandwich that exists, conjuring up images of New England summers, secluded beaches, the pervasive smell of suntan oil. Firm, ...
http://adrianmoore.blogspot.com/2013/04/lobster-bar-paris-jumps-on-bandwagon.html
A surefire way of measuring the excellence of a restaurant is how it haunts you. Now matter how many stars a certain chef may have, or how hot that new bistro chef is or how much science went int...
Sven! Watch out !!!! It's behind you !!!
http://adrianmoore.blogspot.com/2013/03/sven-chartier-with-giant-alien-oyster.html