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Peter Evans (restaurateur)
(1926-2014)
British restaurateur
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Peter Evans (28 December 1926 – 19 July 2014 in Frinton-on-Sea) was a restaurateur. He was described by journalist Linda Blandford, writing in The Observer, 9 March 1975 as a "harbinger who heralded the youth culture with one of Soho's first coffee bars, The Cat's Whisker, where Tommy Steele strummed... Evans also foresaw the coming of increasing spending on dining out with his chain of Aberdeen Angus Steak Houses." and the David Nightingale Hicks - decorated Peter Evans Eating Houses. In short, he tapped in early to the "post-war creative renaissance."

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