Part 2: On the canal with wildlife cinematographer Sophie Darlington

In Part 2 we hear from Lori and Laura about the beginnings of Towpath, from discovering three kiosks for sale on Regent's Canal to the many lessons learned in those early days of running a new restaurant with no on-site kitchen and no indoor seating. Lori also sits down with the talented wildlife cinematographer Sophie Darlington (who films for the likes of David Attenborough for BBC, Netflix, NatGeo, etc) and is a dear friend and regular of Towpath. Lori and Sophie discuss their careers, how their work has some surprising similarities and why Sophie rushes over to Towpath as soon as she gets back from a work trip, hungry for conversation, friends and Laura's wholesome food.  Pick up their new book Towpath: Recipes & Stories directly from Towpath Café, or from Bookshop.org or your favourite bookstore. Follow Lori De Mori on insta @towpathlolo and Laura Jackson @towpath_laurajackson. Sophie Darlington can be found on Insta @sophie_d_wildlife The Producer is Hester Cant

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This podcast series from London's iconic Towpath Café weaves the voices of the restaurant's dearest friends, loyal regulars, and the team behind the scenes. Chef Laura Jackson discusses the evolution of her food, and the influences on Towpath’s classic dishes, while former food writer Lori De Mori reveals the importance of community and the duo’s commitment to fostering a warm and intimate space, where people can get to know one another. The series includes Towpath's biggest fans, from Turner Prize-nominated artist Enrico David to celebrated chefs Rosie Sykes and Olia Hercules.