
Alex Crossley
Digital Editor at Olive Magazine
A Yorkshire girl tasting my way around the world. Digital editor @olivemagazine. Instagram @alexcrossley. Views my own.
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1 week ago |
olivemagazine.com | Alex Crossley
Learn all about what makes the cuisine of Oaxaca in Mexico so special, from an abundance of tropical fruits to ancient cooking traditions of barbacoa and mole. Plus, we share where to eat and where to stay whilst you're in Oaxaca. AdFor more deep-dives into global cuisines, check out our guides to Grenada, South Africa and Mumbai.
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2 months ago |
olivemagazine.com | Alex Crossley
The talented olive food team has been creating new and exciting recipes for over 20 years. It always astonishes me how month after month they can always come up with fresh, new and brilliant ways of showcasing seasonal ingredients, twisting the classics and keeping ahead of the trends.
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2 months ago |
olivemagazine.com | Alex Crossley
Looking for Shoreditch restaurants? Here are some of our favourite restaurants in east London's buzzing borough around Old Street and Shoreditch High Street stations. Check out our ideas for eating and drinking in Shoreditch, from Brick Lane to Redchurch Street and beyond…AdFor more London recommendations, check our guides to the best restaurants in Soho, best restaurants in London Bridge and best restaurants in Camden.
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Jan 10, 2025 |
olivemagazine.com | Alex Crossley
Looking for Halifax restaurants? Want to know where to get the best lobster in Nova Scotia's capital? Check out our favourite local places to eat and drink in Halifax below, then check out our guide to Nova Scotia's cuisine. AdvertisementHalifax, Nova Scotia: the best places to eat and drinkThe Narrows Public House – for neighbourhood vibesA local duo lived in this heritage property in the city’s North End district while meticulously restoring it into a truly Nova Scotian neighbourhood hangout.
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Aug 15, 2024 |
olivemagazine.com | Alex Crossley
Doubles from £312, check availability at booking.com or mrandmrssmith.comA 15-minute drive or boat ride from Amsterdam city centre, De Durgerdam is a collection of colourful clapboard houses strung along a dike in the rural wildlife-rich wetlands. At its centre a 17th-century inn has been meticulously restored into a stylish restaurant with rooms.
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