Josh Barrie is a food and drink writer for The Standard. He specializes in topics related to food and beverages, including restaurant innovation, food manufacturing, and beverage production, and contributes a weekly bar review titled "On The Sauce." Josh's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Eater, The Spectator, and The Independent, among others.
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Josh Barrie's articles primarily focus on the local restaurant scene in London, covering new openings, food trends and deals. His coverage includes event coverage, press releases, reviews and seasonal features within the house & home and food & beverage themes.
If you are a restaurant owner or manager of a London-based eatery, consider reaching out to Josh with information about new menu offerings or special promotions at your establishment. Additionally, if you work in the food industry and have insights into emerging culinary trends or perspectives on relevant events such as new restaurant launches, it could be valuable to share this expertise with him.
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By: Josh Barrie
These are the 10 best burgers to eat at restaurants in London, chosen by Josh Barrie and Ben McCormack
National Burger Day is here and what better way to celebrate than munching down on a delicious patty in the capital, which is home to the world's best.
Josh Barrie tries a pizza tasting menu at Napoli on the Road
Napoli on the Road 140 Wardour Street, W1 Tasting menu: £65 Course number three and I'm roundly befuddled: why hasn't this menu “popped off” on Instagram?
Nineteen Club 19 North Parade, Edgware Meal for two about £60 I remember my first batata wada.
By: Josh Barrie
Nineteen Club: This Jubilee line odyssey to India ends in… jubilation
It's Saturday on the South Bank and crowds are heaving. The London Eye, almost as old as the first Giraffe World Kitchen restaurant (1998, Hampstead), feels almost old amid all the selfies and Lime bikes.
By: Josh Barrie
Tourists flocking to the riverside have long been happy with mid-range chains, but now seriously good gastro players are appealing to the tastes of Londoners
By: Josh Barrie
Jersey who? Jersey Mike's — the American sandwich chain. It's opening in London before a huge roll-out across the UK. Before we get to that, let's consider its competitor, Subway.
By: Josh Barrie
Jersey Mike’s, the enormous chain of sandwich shops, is finally expanding into the UK. Josh Barrie looks at whether it can compete with Subway
