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All Stories · 51

28 September 2026


Earlier days
01

Coque's ode to traditional Spanishness

Eight years have passed since brothers Mario (chef), Juan Diego (head waiter), and Rafael (sommelier) Sandoval moved their two-Michelin-starred Coque restaurant from Humanes to Madrid. Eight years in which the restaurant has established itself as one of the undisputed gastronomic landmarks of the capital, which welcomed them with open arms from the very beginning. Now, the time has come to return

The Table · Spain
02

Osteria Gòto restaurant in Paris

Finally! A warm breeze from the lagoon blows across Boulevard Voltaire: Osteria Gòto illuminates the area like Venetian sunshine, with cicchetti, cocktails, and Italian wines that we love. At the helm is Francesco La Porta (a fashion advertising director), who left the gondolas in his native Veneto, but hasn't forgotten his sense of style and set design in his long, rustic-chic restaurant – open k

The Table · Italy
03

“It’s boring being a chef only for rich people” Christopher Haatuft and sustainability at the bottom of the fjords

“This is a horse mussel (Modiolus modiolus), but none of these have names,” explains Christopher Haatuft as he lays out a selection of mollusks on the kitchen table, which he has brought from the Norwegian fjords for his talk at the 7th edition of Encuentro de los Mares (Meeting of the Seas), recently held in Tenerife. His restaurant, Lysverket in Bergen, has taken the so-called New Nordic Cuisine

The Table · Norway
04

Brookvale breweries unite for inaugural Brookie Hoedown

Brookvale’s local breweries and distillers are teaming up for the inaugural Brookie Hoedown tomorrow – a day-long festival spanning multiple venues across Brookvale and celebrating the region’s growing craft drinks scene with a country twist.

The Table · Australia
01

Summer adventures around the plate: gastronomic tips from Georgia to Austria and the Basque Country

If you prefer to plan your summer trips around menus, then you've come to the right place. We asked chefs and gastronomic experts which countries, cities or hidden bistros are inspiring them this summer - from the bustling markets of Portugal to the family-friendly tables of Georgia to the iconic pintxo bars of the Basque Country. What follows is a personal gastronomic guide for those who would li

The Table · United States
02

Goldhelm Ganache Chocolate – Handmade indulgence with a message

The Goldhelm chocolate factory follows precisely this philosophy. Here, handcrafted chocolate is created that is more than just a treat – it is an expression of attitude, quality, and genuine craftsmanship. One of their specialties: the ganache – delicately filled, artfully packaged, and made with love.

The Table · Germany
03

Back to the Biscayan

Returning to Bizkaia is not the same as returning to the Bizkaia style, although not so different, in my case. Of the four basic sauces of our cuisine, the red one is the one that triggers the strongest emotional connections for me (the quartet consists of black, green, and white). Perhaps because it has the most rural origins, like myself, or perhaps because it's the one that has been least repli

The Table · Spain
04

Welcome to the New Jungle Bar in Las Vegas

The crew behind the popular dog-themed shipwreck bar Stray Pirate is trading pups for cats — big cats. On Thursday, June 12, they unveiled Prowl right next door, a new jungle-inspired cocktail lounge with shadowy rock walls and adventurous cocktails — all under the watchful gaze of a black panther that stalks silently across the screens behind the bar.

The Table · United States
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