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Where to eat now?

New restaurants that are on everyone’s lips. These are the spots to book this winter

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London

A modern British restaurant in Shoreditch serving up a menu of 15 dishes. The basement cocktail bar, called Lowcountry, is a perfect choice for pre- and post-meal drinks.

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Espai Puntal

Barcelona

A new space in the city’s La Ribera neighbourhood that focuses on local and seasonal cuisine. Its main strengths: a selection of fresh produce, natural wines and signature cocktails.

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Sailor

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A new restaurant in Brooklyn. The owners describe it as a neighbourhood bistro, where chef April Bloomfield cooks a menu of family-style dishes paired with an extensive wine list.

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Lafayette

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Located in a former mansion, it has just opened its doors in Paris. Interior designer Lázaro Rosa-Violán designed the décor, with the help of the Kraemer gallery, which has specialised in 18th-century furniture and objets d’art since 1875.

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Kulto

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This new space, which follows the well-known restaurant on Calle Ibiza, is the new place to go for tapas in the Salamanca neighbourhood. The restaurant’s classics with a mouth-watering offering of more elevated tapas cover a more spacious bar.

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Caruso Nuovo

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The historic restaurant of the equally historic Grand Hotel in Milan has reinvented itself. With a different name and a new chef, it now expands its service from lunch to dinner.

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