Author Jill Turton

Los Moros has a big act to follow after taking over the tenancy at York’s lost and lamented El Piano, but it’s doing well for starters, writes Jill Turton.

The Talbot is an emblem of Malton’s culinary status and its breezy new look is for the most part a success, writes Jill Turton. Pictures by Bruce Rollinson.

The Inn at South Stainley is a pleasant gastropub, without quite firing on all cylinders, writes Jill Turton. Pictures by Gary Longbottom.

Mr Banks’ star is in the ascendancy and his new restaurant, Roots, in York, proves it, writes Jill Turton. Pictures by James Hardisty.

Jill Turton visits York wine bar turned sister restaurant Cave du Cochon and finds herself wolfing down the sweetest black pudding that she has ever had.

Once upon a time there was a cafe called the Greedy Pig Kitchen and it lived in North Street in Leeds, just outside the inner ring road.

Ox Pasture Hall, just inland from Scarborough, has a new Michelin-starred chef in charge and Jill Turton is most impressed with the results.

It is a Leeds foodie institution, and now Salvo’s has ushered in a new chapter with its Alter Ego menu. Jill Turton takes a seat.

Ottavio Bocca was a bit of legend in York, so is Adam Humphrey big enough to take over at his old manor? Jill Turton heads to Arras to find out

They can be hard to find, but after a long search Jill Turton finally stumbles on a neighbourhood restaurant to shout about.