"when he writes of women, of vegans, or of the disenfranchised, his arch tone turns to an Etonian sneer." - an american really summing up a whole genre of british food writing here
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lmao imagine sitting down to do some cosy publicity for your new book during the pandemic, only to get repeatedly bodied by your interviewerhttps://www.grubstreet.com/2020/05/william-sitwell-encounter.html …
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just realised william sitwell’s book is called “a history of eating out william sitwell”pic.twitter.com/iidjaCC3Qp
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it's a delight..
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please please pass on my compliments to the author
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"As Jay Rayner, another bombastic and slightly better known British restaurant critic recently noted..." looooooooolllll
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Delighted you got such a kick out of Michael. Always here to entertain. Nice interview with my neighbour Elly in today's mag.
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I had to get up and walk around my room when I read this, then sit back down and read it againpic.twitter.com/hFT4Fbhpts
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"Does the opening of Le Gavroche in London warrant as much coverage as the entire Ottoman Empire?" If there's any such thing as an Edward Said Prize for devastating takedowns of western scholarship - just hand it over to Mr Stein for this brief snippet.
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that last line is fucking delightful
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4 star review in the Telegraph neatly summing up the criticism of british journalism as being spectacularly incestuous
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