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The Telegraph s top 25 restaurants for dining indoors this summer

The Telegraph s top 25 restaurants for dining indoors this summer There’s no substitute for the buzz of a restaurant dining room, and these are the favourites we ll be racing to visit once more 21 May 2021 • 2:43pm Telegraph writers and chefs reveal the top restaurants they can t wait to visit now they ve reopened Credit: Magdelen Arms; Brasserie Zédel; London Photography Company; Milo Brown  Right, where were we? Can you remind me? Ah, yes – restaurants! I remember them. Or rather, I remember what they used to be. Whether it was a big, blousy room putting on a seamless show even as it allowed the diners to take centre stage, or a self-consciously curated little space in which the punters’ intimacy with the process was essentially what made the food enjoyable, I remember the way that good (and, indeed, less good) restaurants used to make me feel: thoroughly, in-the-moment alive. Which feels like a lifetime ago, does it not?

The Telegraph s top 25 restaurants for dining indoors this summer

The Telegraph s top 25 restaurants for dining indoors this summer There’s no substitute for the buzz of a restaurant dining room, and these are the favourites we ll be racing to visit once more 17 May 2021 • 12:20pm Telegraph writers and chefs reveal the top restaurants they can t wait to visit now they ve reopened Credit: Magdelen Arms; Brasserie Zédel; London Photography Company; Milo Brown  Right, where were we? Can you remind me? Ah, yes – restaurants! I remember them. Or rather, I remember what they used to be. Whether it was a big, blousy room putting on a seamless show even as it allowed the diners to take centre stage, or a self-consciously curated little space in which the punters’ intimacy with the process was essentially what made the food enjoyable, I remember the way that good (and, indeed, less good) restaurants used to make me feel: thoroughly, in-the-moment alive. Which feels like a lifetime ago, does it not?

39 steps to modern manners for the post-Covid world, from Zoom etiquette to thank-you notes

May 15, 2021 Illustration by Denise Dorrance from ‘Manners: A Modern Field Guide’ by Kay Plunkett-Hogge (Pavilion, £12.99). Credit: Denise Dorrance Debora Robertson and Kay Plunkett-Hodge set out to write a book on modern manners just before the pandemic and ended up creating a new guide for the times we now live in. Debora picks up the story and shares 39 tips. When my friend Kay Plunkett-Hogge and I first decided to write a book about manners for the modern world, we could hardly have imagined how much that world would change between our starting to write and it being published. Thankfully, we were able to edit and add and generally meddle with the copy almost up to the second it was printed, to include mask etiquette, what to do when you can’t shake hands, how to survive Zoom meetings with your dignity intact and other concerns that now preoccupy us.

Is oral sex more Covid-safe than kissing? The expert guide to a horny, healthy summer

Thu 13 May 2021 03.00 EDT “Hugs,” everybody keeps saying. “Who do you most want to hug on 17 May?” It’s an absurd act of prudishness. The real headline of next Monday is, of course, that this is the first day on which it will be legal (in England and most of Scotland, but not yet Wales or Northern Ireland) to have sex with a stranger since 22 March 2020. As we look ahead to the post-Covid dating world, the rules are very much a work in progress. From every quarter, one hears the same message: there is no such thing as zero risk. An acceptable gamble to one person will look like outrageous recklessness to another. The pandemic hasn’t treated us all the same, and we’re likely to emerge with different versions of what “moral” and “responsible” look like. Old friends have a hard enough time navigating new schisms, but what about total strangers? How do you meet new people in this scared new world – and what to do if the worst comes to the worst: you also fancy th

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