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Tony Naylor

Manchester
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Best taken with a pinch of salt. Food & drink words @guardian @obsfood @RestaurantMagUK @olivemagazine @bbcgoodfood. Sporadic music & culture stuff, too.
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16 of the best places for a roast dinner in the UK

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By Tony Naylor, Lorna Parkes Verified
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This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK) In Britain, the Sunday roast is sacrosanct. Gathering together around a beautifully cooked joint of meat, with lashings of gravy, vegetables and billowing Yorkshire puddings, is, for many, the weekend’s social highlight. And where better to do to this than the pub? Not only do you avoid the washing-up but, centuries after the French dubbed Brits les rosbifs, you get to enjoy the roast at its most modern.
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16 of the best places for a roast dinner in the UK Original

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By Tony Naylor, Lorna Parkes Verified
| National Geographic Traveler Verified
This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK) In Britain, the Sunday roast is sacrosanct. Gathering together around a beautifully cooked joint of meat, with lashings of gravy, vegetables and billowing Yorkshire puddings, is, for many, the weekend’s social highlight. And where better to do to this than the pub? Not only do you avoid the washing-up but, centuries after the French dubbed Brits les rosbifs, you get to enjoy the roast at its most modern.
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How to be a foodie in 2025

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By Tony Naylor
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