David Ellis is the editor of the Reveller. He writes regularly about eating and drinking, and is a keen practitioner of both.
David Ellis is the editor of the Reveller. He writes regularly about eating and drinking, and is a keen practitioner of both.
With 11 original albums - and 30 UK Top 10 hits - to pick from, it’s no easy task picking our favourite Swift tracks
With Brooklyn Beckham not in the country, let alone the kitchen, can the Uber Eats team do him justice?
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Scotland’s national poet has been celebrated since 1801
Kentish Town pub The Parakeet, which opened only last year, also made the list
Six months after the Dorchester renamed its grill for him, Tom Booton is on the form of his life
In the unlikeliest of postcodes, a wine bar for all has opened
Don't expect Brooklyn in his whites
Forget Frome — there’s a revolution on the other side of Somerset. Just look at Bittescombe Lodge and Inn, says David Ellis
From the Golders Green classics to new ventures out east, here's where to find London's best bagels
With Le Gavroche closing, London is losing one of its very best dishes. Here's how to recreate it at home
David Ellis and Josh Barrie cook off with a weary Michel Roux looking on — watch to see how the pair fared
Having found a permanent home in Clapton, chef Abby Lee has a triumph on her hands
From a stylish Singaporean import to a high-end Japanese taking over an old Tube station, David Ellis and Josh Barrie share a taste of what’s to come
David Ellis on the poison-free tipples he'll be trying to survive January with
The Standard's greediest bunch on what they're giving and taking up
Shakers at the ready: it’s time to mix-up a liquid cure to the morning after, says David Ellis
From a Rogers’ Bucks Fizz to Guinness bombed with coffee, David Ellis runs over his favourite liquid cures for a night gone too far
Ringing in the New Year without rinsing out the wallet. Here's the grifter's guide to watching the London fireworks without a ticket
Turkey is a tough old bird — and somehow, always survives the big day. Here’s what to do with what’s left