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Teal by Sally Abé review: Why old-school cooking is Hackney’s best new opening

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By Hilary Armstrong Verified
| The Glossary Magazine Verified
Wilton Way in Hackney lies deep in meme country. Viral accounts like Real Housewives of Clapton and Socks House Meeting have mythologised it, satirising local hypebeasts, their beanies and their Le Labo collections. So what will they make of the arrival of Teal by Sally Abé on the street, a hop and a Margiela‑shod skip from every East London creative’s favourite boozer, The Spurstowe Arms? Teal feels new for the neighbourhood, even if its proposition might not be unusual elsewhere.
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Holy Carrot restaurant review: The plant-forward restaurant that’s taken root in Spitalfields

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By Hilary Armstrong Verified
| The Glossary Magazine Verified
Restaurant Review There are more new restaurants in London than anyone can reasonably be expected to keep up with, so it’s no surprise that some simply fail to, as they say, cut through. It took Holy Carrot a while to get noticed – by me, that is. Holy Carrot was founded in 2020 as a pop-up originally, by Irina Linovich, a former Vogue fashion producer. Its first permanent site opened in Notting Hill in the summer of 2024.
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The Rowdy Table Wine Bar Opens in Streatham

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By Hilary Armstrong Verified
| Broadsheet London
Dancers Kevin Hale and Luke Cinque-White met at The Royal Ballet School when they were just 13. Nearly two decades later the two best friends, now 32, have opened wine bar The Rowdy Table in Streatham together, swapping the barre for the stainless-steel bar. It was Hale who came up with the idea for The Rowdy Table as part of his course at Le Cordon Bleu, where he retrained as a chef after retiring from dancing with the English National Opera and Company Wayne McGregor, among others.
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