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Nick Savage

Nick Savage

Verified

Editor, Foodism (UK)

London

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Breaking News, Portrait Politics, FeatureSports, Current Events

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Culture,economy and he alth

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Total articles 98

  • Hotel review: The Peacock Inn

    By Nick Savage Verified| Escapism magazine Verified The tourist-magnetic wool towns of south Suffolk are river-like in that they swell with visitors during the spring and summer months but are tranquil and still when the weather cools down. Venture eastwards from Sudbury, but not as far as Bildeston, and you’ll happen upon the blink-and-you’ll-miss-it village of Chelsworth. The hamlet boasts a population of 120 inhabitants in its picturesque calico-coloured farmhouses.

    By Nick Savage Verified · Escapism magazine

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • Food and music: the rise of the listening bar

    By Nick Savage Verified, Sam Harris, Adam Kang, Barry Cowen| Foodism (UK) Verified As Santiago Lastra’s five-hour, nine-course Día de los Muertos collaboration dinner draws to a close, he stands at the pass of his restaurant, Kol, shoulder to shoulder with Michelin-starred chefs Pam Brunton, Jeremy Chan, James Lowe and Andrew Wong. A mariachi band circles the room as diners rise for a standing ovation, snapping photos of the line-up.

    By Nick Savage Verified, Sam Harris, Adam Kang, Barry Cowen · Foodism (UK)

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • Hotel review: The Peacock Inn

    By Nick Savage Verified| Escapism magazine Verified The tourist-magnetic wool towns of south Suffolk are river-like in that they swell with visitors during the spring and summer months but are tranquil and still when the weather cools down. Venture eastwards from Sudbury, but not as far as Bildeston, and you’ll happen upon the blink-and-you’ll-miss-it village of Chelsworth. The hamlet boasts a population of 120 inhabitants in its picturesque calico-coloured farmhouses.

    By Nick Savage Verified · Escapism magazine

    Apr. 10, 2025

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Foodism (UK)

Leeds, England, United Kingdom

+44 113 283 2500