Chicago’s dining scene is famous for bold flavors and inventive chefs, but for gluten free diners it can feel like doors are closed before the night begins. The good news is that some of the city’s most creative restaurants are quietly offering tasting menus that don’t leave gluten free guests behind.| Gluten-Free Palate
Heaton's finest, Rebel offers defiantly complicated simplicity, with grown-up vibes and youthful swagger. Full review & pics here.| Newcastle Eats
The tasting menu continues to be the menu of the moment. Despite some turning their back on the multiple course offering, it’s slowly becoming the small pla ...| foodanddrink.scotsman.com
The longest ever tasting menu was created by experimental food artists Bompas & Parr, and consisted of 200 courses over 24 hours. Spanish restaurant El ...| foodanddrink.scotsman.com
There’s a certain charm, especially in the winter months in Scotland, of a restaurant with rooms. Knowing you can enjoy a leisurely meal and drink without worrying about getting home (probably in terrible weather) is the ultimate in food focused relaxation. | Scotsman Food and Drink
Montrose House at Abbeyhill is the opposite of a Tardis. The white late-19th-century building, originally an inn, looks huge from the street, but is re ...| foodanddrink.scotsman.com