The global reference for hospitality.

A London-founded food and culture publication using ingredients, meals and culinary imagery to explore art, photography and human behaviour. Its publishing extends from magazine issues to illustrated books.
Established in 2011 by David Lane and Marina Tweed as a publication connecting food with wider cultural subjects.
Uses food as a versatile editorial subject rather than restricting it to recipes or restaurant criticism.
A useful reference for food photography, restaurant storytelling and culinary identities that extend beyond the plate.
Its sensibility is closer to an art and culture journal than a conventional cooking magazine.
Explores ingredients and eating through their visual, historical, artistic and social associations.
Readers encounter essays, interviews and highly composed visual stories, alongside book projects devoted to individual food subjects.
Treats photography and art direction as central components of the editorial argument.
Playful, conceptual and photographically precise.
Unexpected food imagery, still-life photography and controlled typography give familiar ingredients an unfamiliar presence.