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The restaurant : a 2,000-year history of dining out / William Sitwell.

Author: Sitwell, William (William Ronald Sacheverell) author.

Edition Statement:First Diversion Books edition.

ImprintNew York, NY : Diversion Books, 2020.

Description268 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 25 cm.

Note:The Romans -- The Ottoman Empire -- The legacy of Ibn Battuta -- Medieval England -- The coffee house revolution -- The French Revolution -- The British industrial revolution -- Care^me and the New Paris Guide -- The Victorian era -- Britannia & Co. opens in Bombay -- The invention of the taco machine -- Postwar Britain -- The invention of the sushi conveyor belt -- Le Gavroche opens in London -- Chez Panisse opens in the US -- Bibendum opens in London -- The death of Bernard Loiseau -- The future of our eating out.

Bibliography Note:Includes bibliographical references (pages 251-256) and index.

Note:Award-winning food critic and writer William Sitwell chronicles the fascinating global history of dining out, from the Roman wine taverns of ancient Pompeii to today's high-tech molecular gastronomy.



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Sitwell, William (William Ronald Sacheverell) author.
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Restaurants -- History.