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Where Chefs Eat

Where chefs eat

Who? Joe Warwick

What? Former editor of Restaurant Magazine Joe Warwick has released his latest book – “Where Chefs Eat”. Published by Phaidon, the book is the ultimate directory of restaurants from chefs and contains everything from local favourites to high end fine dining establishments. Priced at £14.95.

When? Available now

Where? Available in store and online

How? Purchase at Amazon

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