
Jimi Famurewa
Restaurant Critic and Writer at Freelance
Writer, broadcaster & restaurant critic. Ex Evening Standard. Represented by @kbjmanagement + @immmy. Listen to my podcast: https://t.co/IrFWaoXowS
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1 week ago |
inkl.com | Jimi Famurewa
The partnership will be centred around Carnaby Street and Kingly Court, where Famurewa will tell stories through conversations with Soho chefs, finding out their go-to spots and where they frequent after hours. The guide will also chart many of the best-value dishes the area has to offer alongside expert tips for recreating them at home.
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3 weeks ago |
radiotimes.com | Jimi Famurewa
“I was depressed, had the holiday blues and just thought, ‘I guess I’m never working again,’” she says, with a rueful laugh. That was when her agent called to let her know that the team at the newly Ncuti Gatwa-powered BBC institution were wondering whether she may be interested in a long-term stint in the Tardis for the show’s forthcoming second season (or, in old money, 15th season). Her initial response was, well, confusion.
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1 month ago |
theguardian.com | Jimi Famurewa
Will Murray isn’t sure about the toad in the hole. In the soft gleam of a prep kitchen, deep below St James’s in London, the chef-patron and co-founder of Fallow frowns at a pan of puffy bronzed batter and extruded sausages. “Do you think we need to do it again?” asks one of his chefs, Emma Taiwo, approaching the pass. “I think we need to do it again,” says Murray, striking an apologetic tone amid the waft of simmering gravy.
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Jan 23, 2025 |
timeout.com | Jimi Famurewa |Ellie Walker-Arnott |Phil De Semlyen |Edward Cunningham
Photograph: Bournemouth TourismPhotograph: Bournemouth TourismWhether your kids are outdoorsy, critter-crazy or dino-obsessed, there’ll be something for them hereFriday 24 January 2025FacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppContributors: Ellie Walker-Arnott, Phil de Semlyen & Ed CunninghamAdvertisingAs you’re already aware, travelling with kids is a whole lot trickier than travelling without ‘em.
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Dec 9, 2024 |
radiotimes.com | Jimi Famurewa
If you’re among the millions to have watched every episode, then you will have also seen the grand sum of my filmography as a television actor. In the sixth episode of the second series, there is a typically silly B-plot scene involving Pam Shipman (Alison Steadman) leading local opposition to a new phone mast.
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