“Blending Austrian and Greek gastronomy feels completely natural to me - it’s how I grew up. When I cook, something feels missing if it leans too heavily in a purely Greek direction. And I’m convinced Austria will see more two- and three-Michelin-starred restaurants in the future,” says Konstantin Filippou, chef and co-owner of his eponymous Vienna restaurant, awarded two Michelin stars.
Marian Beke: A Great Cocktail Isn’t Enough. Without the Experience, Guests Won’t Come Back
“You can have a perfect drink, but if everything else is flat and boring, there’s no reason for the guest to return,” says Marian Beke, founder of the legendary Gibson bar, now based in Berlin. In an...
