The Week in Bites 11 February 2018

Hungry in Madrid

This week at Fine Dining Lovers we kicked things off with a culinary tour of Madrid.

The Spanish capital provides a bounty to choose from whether it be tapas, Michelin-starred restaurants, bakeries and street markets.

Discover where to eat in Madrid while on a budget.

S.Pellegrino Young Chef 2018: Meet the Judges

Also this week we introduced you to the seven world-renowned chefs who will be the jurors for the S.Pellegrino Young Chef 2018 competition. They will judge the dishes of 21 global finalists.

Meet the Seven Sages now.

Dishes From IKRA

Don't miss an opportunity to see all of the gourmet dishes created at the 2nd annual IKRA festival, an event designed to promote Russian gastronomy and gastro-tourism.

The winter festival was held in Sochi, Russia from 31 January to 4 February 2018 in partnership with S.Pellegrino, Acqua Panna, and Fine Dining Lovers.

Vist the photo gallery now.

In the blog

This week in the blog we announced where to live stream the Asia's 50 Best Restaurants awards show, discovered orange wine, took a look at Daniel Humm's fondue pop-up in NYC and more.

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