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  United Kingdom

  At last: the UK's first "foodie-Nav" you can trust

  Technology : Where to Eat

  RoadTour twins with leading guide Harden's to give on-the-move dining advice. Wouldn't it be nice if your Sat Nav could give you decent tips on the best places to eat? Well now it can.
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  Dartmouth

  Two Rosettes and a Strawberry for Dart Marina!

  Food & Drink : Where to Eat

  Mark Streeter, Executive Head Chef and his team at the Dart Marina Hotel & Spa in Dartmouth, are celebrating for two reasons

• Gloucestershire

  Tantalise your Taste Buds

  Theatre : Where to Eat

  Everyman Theatregoers now have an extra place to eat before the matinee performances on a Thursday, as Matcham's Bistro opens its doors for lunch from 11.30am.
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  London

  London posh nosh for less dosh

  Where to Eat

  Swanky London restaurants aren't out of your price range - take advantage of their bargain set lunch menus, says The Good Food Guide London.

• Visiting Gothenburg has never tasted so good – the gastronomic city gains another Michelin star

  Where to Eat

  Gothenburg’s culinary credentials have received another boost with Kock & Vin becoming the city’s fifth restaurant to be awarded a star in the prestigious Michelin Guide Main Cities of Europe 2008

• BONHAMS ASK: HADDOCK, HAKE OR HIRST, AS LEEDS CHIPPIE CASHES IN HIS FISH

  Art Auction : Fish & Chips

  A Damien Hirst fish in formaldehyde, which the artist gifted to a friendly fish and chip shop owner in Leeds, is to be sold by auctioneers Bonhams in London this October at the company’s Vision 21 Sale.

• United Kingdom

  French Flair at the National Theatre

  Restaurant : Theatre

  Tying in with French Wines' sponsorship of in-i, a new piece of dance theatre created by and starring Juliette Binoche and Akram Khan, the Mezzanine Restaurant at the National Theatre will offer a French menu.

• Japanese restaurant wins London award

  Food & Drink : Restaurant

  London’s best new restaurant award from The Good Food Guide London goes to Japanese “temple of cool” Sake No Hana.