Food of the week

Andy Lynes
Sunday 17 September 2006 00:00 BST
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Autumn is the perfect moment for a gastronomic break for two. Take time to enjoy the delights of some of Europe's best restaurants.

A family restaurant run by the three Troiani brothers, Il Convivio (00 39 06 686 9432; ilconviviotroiani.com), Vicolo dei Soldati 31, Rome, has grand ambitions. With more than 2,000 bottles in the cellar, you're sure to find a match for stuffed courgette flowers, or anchovies with hot, sour red-pepper sorbet.

Traditional cooking in south-west France gets updated at Michel Sarran (00 33 5 61 12 32 32; michel-sarran.com), 21 blvd Armand Duportal, Toulouse. Try the foie-gras soup with oysters.

Chef Rebe Redzepi's modern take on Nordic cuisine includes glazed musk ox and peas at Noma, a converted waterfront warehouse (00 453 296 3297; noma.dk), Strandgade 93, Copenhagen.

Unleash your inner child at Supperclub (00 31 2034 46400; supperclub.nl), Jonge Roelensteeg 21, Amsterdam. Eat mustard soup with eel in bed, while enjoying experimental performance art.

Closer to home, head for Hambleton Hall (01572 756991; hambletonhall.com), Hambleton, Rutland. Look out over peaceful Rutland Water as you enjoy poached and roast pigeon with cèpes.

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