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Thomas Straker Dishes On Martinis, His Manhattan Restaurant, and His Keith McNally Spat

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By Vassi Chamberlain
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Thomas Straker, the 36-year-old British chef, is as well known in London for his deceptively simple but refined cuisine as he is for his good looks and appetite for partying. Now he is bringing a version of his Notting Hill restaurant, the eponymous Straker’s, across the pond to New York’s SoHo, taking over the former site of Keith McNally’s Lucky Strike diner on Grand Street.
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OPINION - ‘We danced every night and hydrated with vodka’: Why 1990s London club culture was better than today’s

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By Vassi Chamberlain
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Like every 20-year-old in the 1990s, my schedule was as predictable as it was immutable — I went to a different club every night of the week. Sundays were not so much sacrosanct as a thrillingly vacant possibility which meant if there was a sudden secret pop-up somewhere, off I ran. The fact I had a regular job (I worked on the dealing floor of a Japanese investment bank in the City with a daily 7.30am sharp start time) rarely encroached on my vastly more rewarding nightly activities.
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OPINION - ‘We danced every night and hydrated with vodka’: Why 1990s London club culture was better than today’s

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By Vassi Chamberlain
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Like every 20-year-old in the 1990s, my schedule was as predictable as it was immutable — I went to a different club every night of the week. Sundays were not so much sacrosanct as a thrillingly vacant possibility which meant if there was a sudden secret pop-up somewhere, off I ran. The fact I had a regular job (I worked on the dealing floor of a Japanese investment bank in the City with a daily 7.30am sharp start time) rarely encroached on my vastly more rewarding nightly activities.
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