Food

The French eat three million jambon-beurre baguettes a day – and an affordable place in Paris might serve up the greatest

For 75 years, Mexico has had state-owned discount food shops and Zohran Mamdani is bringing the idea to New York. The most surprising thing: they work

A New York Times writer tested out the oddball US health secretary's diet of nothing but meat and fermented food

Fresh analysis of dietary trials raises some awkward questions about UPFs and evidence-based science

The city is getting shinier, but a diner with no name remains one of its highlights

The Times Radio pundit has boasted of how he got a lowly New York waiter sacked for grumbling about his tip

Young people have turned away from the French classic – but that doesn’t mean the end of artisan boulangeries

When Joe Morris only ordered a starter at a local gastropub the owner went straight to the media to tell all

Britain's right wing media are working themselves into a lather over the fate of an obscure fish spread

Brexit-backing MPs and newspapers claimed Keir Starmer's reset would force the renaming of the orange-flavoured breakfast preserve

Jonathan Liew wrote an article attacking the arrival of Gail’s on a north London street as an extension of war

A new deal with the EU has roused the ERG from its slumber to defend the nation against a vicious attack on our Pot Noodles and Bacon Fries

The Telegraph columnist is blaming Veganuary for the woes being experienced by his new restaurant

Beamish, mince on toast and thick burgers are among the food trends set to take off over the next 12 months

In 1975, Britain was mired in economic misery – but the nation’s most terrifying cook was determined that everyone should still eat well

A speedy stop at Bouillon Chartier is exemplary value at just over 15 euros

This Polish-Mexican bistro is a mismatch that probably shouldn’t work. But it absolutely does, and there is nowhere like it in Britain, maybe even the world

I tried to buy cheap healthy food in the US – but it’s impossible

After years in the culinary wilderness, pulses are becoming more popular in Britain. But yields are suffering as the climate crisis marches on

The capital’s culinary identity has been forged by outsiders – from rural charcoal sellers to the migrants who staff its signature restaurants

Eight years after his death, a reissue of Kitchen Confidential still burns with wit and rage

Crystal Palace's first-ever European campaign offers fans the opportunity of a gastronomic adventure too

The people of Naples speak their own language, have their own style, eat their own food and drink their own wine

A trip to taste Priorat’s wines was illuminating – until the lights went out

These modern cafes for a millennial diner are an outstanding example of a British food business that works in our age

This supermarket is surrounded by a rich abundance of Spanish fruit, and yet imports a great deal of it from the UK

In Ireland, generally, they do not mess about with the meat. Sausages are sausages, for the most part: simple cylinders of seasoned pork

Lasagne is now taking its turn in an ongoing churn where chefs and restaurateurs fall back on a proponent of certainty

‘This was the perfect opportunity to give two fingers to Tim Martin and Nigel Farage’ says owner Robert Thomas

There is something uniquely depressing in seeing the queue for Burger King in the departures area at Male Airport in the Maldives

To hear the crack of pastry, green spinach and salty cheese waiting inside, is among the highest echelons of what it means to be savoury

The pork-filled stew – one of Portugal’s national dishes – is boundlessly hearty and invariably leads to a postprandial snooze