Life & style: Celebrity chef aims to provide rustic food for 'fast, casual, urban' diners.
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Shouldn't that be awwwfentic?
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I've got his italian cookbook. Nearly every recipe is great, and my daughter loves making the pizzas.
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I think if he gets this right it will be brilliant.
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Is Pizza Express not authentic enough?
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I hear hes looking at a place where its £5 for the main meal
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billprice wrote:
I hear hes looking at a place where its £5 for the main meal
"Prices will start at £5 for a light meal and Oliver's people say that for £10 diners should get a "hearty meal". Oliver is committed to making sure each diner has its own character but he is anticipating big crowds - up to 4,000 a week in Bath".
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Chris wrote:
Is Pizza Express not authentic enough?
I think what he's doing sounds more like Carluccio's or Strada - but maybe a bit cheaper. It's a crowded market though, so it doesn't sound that exciting.
That said, we could do with one in Newquay. No decent Italian food here :-(
Not even a Pizza Express....
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The thing that annoys me though is this is just another way for wealthy owners to monopolise the restaurant market. I'd rather see more independent restaurants.
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I won't be going to any of his restaurant chains, he's a tw*t. A cocky tw*t. :-)
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