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Underground Restaurants
Posted by Kate Sullivan

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What a brilliant idea - first 'Secret Cinema' and now 'Underground Restaurants.'

I was alerted to the rising new trend of cool eating establishments by Le Cool, the weekly magazine that arrives in your inbox, who, in-turn, sourced it from the Guardian. Read the article here.

In short, various domestic cooks are turning their homes into ever-so-slightly illegal eating establishments. Apparently, this movement is happening all around the world.

MsMarmitelover (author of entertaining food blog 'The English Can Cook') recently turned her spacious London flat into a restaurant. It was a success, so she's now opening her doors every Saturday night. MsMarmitelover serves almost vegetarian food (fish is allowed) and three courses will cost just £15.

Posted by Kate Sullivan on March 14th, 2009

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