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Restaurant review: Assassination Custard

ON a cold January evening in Paris in 1938, Samuel Beckett was walking home with some friends after a night on the town when he was accosted and suddenly stabbed by a pimp called Prudent.

Restaurant review: Assassination Custard

Sat, 24 Mar, 2018 - 00:00

By Leslie Williams

ON a cold January evening in Paris in 1938, Samuel Beckett was walking home with some friends after a night on the town when he was accosted and suddenly stabbed by a pimp called Prudent.

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