La Tête has already been listed as one of the top restaurants in the world to watch by CNN, so it’s no secret that “Head” Chef Giles Edwards has a winning formula of great food and amazing hospitality. La Tête is owned by brother Giles and James and is perfectly situated on Bree Street.

To simplify the menu, we could call it gutsy – from the crispy pigtails to the scrumptious pig head pie – it is all deliciously fresh and uniquely prepared. Giles can’t seem to put a foot wrong, the cuisine he serves up gets better each week with more options to choose from. The audacious menu included dishes for the not so faint at heart too, but please try the heart – it’s all up to you and you won’t be disappointed.

Giles knows that his restaurant pushes boundaries, and he wouldn’t have it any other way. The fresh produce, which is locally and sustainably sourced, is kept as close to it’s natural form as possible.

We’ve put together a series of images titled “A Day in the Life of La Tête” to give you an insider’s glimpse.

 

Firing up the food in the kitchen.

 

Simple is best.

 

There are several offerings, some more adventurous than others.

 

La Tete is known for their decadent desserts.

 

The restaurant has been well received by patrons.

 

Every meal is deliciously different from anything you have ever tasted.

 

La Tête is perfectly situated on Bree Street.

 

Chefs Giles and his team prep for lunch.

 

The interior is simply decorated.

 

Chef Giles Edwards.

 

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Nidha Narrandes is a food-obsessed travel addict with 21 years of journalism experience. Her motto - Travel. Eat. Repeat. She is happiest on a road to nowhere without a plan. A masterchef at home, she can't do without chilli - because chilli makes the world a tastier place.