 | Kaprow( 30s, Female, London )I think the original chef's table was at Comme Chez Soi in Brussels: commechezsoi.be/CommechezSoi/tabid/399/language/fr-FR/Default.aspx
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 Posts: 1 | Tanya H.( 30s, Female, United Kingdom )Cathedral Quarter Hotel in Derby has a fantastic Chef's Table situated adjacent to the kitchen within a stunning private dining room seating up to 8 guests. A large viewing window into the kitchen lets guests see the art and intensity of the kitchen first hand. cathedralquarterhotel.com/dine chefstablemenu.html
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 | Suzanne W.( 30s, Female, United Kingdom )A friend of mine went to Purple Carrot at Lewtrenchard Manor down in Devon, I think they do the LCD screen thing like The Pass. Not sure whether I would be particularly interested in watching the kitchen on screen, much rather be in there at the heart of the action, otherwise what's the point?
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 | Kaprow( 30s, Female, London )I agree with Sally – so much more fun to be right in the heart of the kitchen. So which ones are ‘proper’ chef's tables, complete with noise and smells? I know Marcus Wareing at the Berkley is in the kitchen – albeit on a raised platform so you don't catch any splash-backs.
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 | TomTom( 40s, Male, United Kingdom )L'Ortolan used to have a very small chef table – literally for two people.
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