A-Team deliver some tight and tough street routines, fronted by tiny schoolgirl Suki, whose speciality is balancing on one leg and jabbing the other high in the air, an angelic kung fu master in trainers.
Delightful petits fours, including a tiny Gypsy tart – a Kentish speciality made with condensed milk.
Returning to his home city, O'Shea became a founder-member of the Globe Theatre in 1954, and mixed revivals of Synge and O'Casey with strengthening his aptitude for comedy in revues at the tiny Pike Theatre, where one of his specialities was mime.
The house speciality is francobollo (literally "postage stamp"), a tiny white-bread sandwich filled with sliced meats, radicchio, gorgonzola or roasted vegetables.
His speciality – which I came, as one of his tiny reporting staff, to see as his particular virtue – was to ask the awkward question that punctured glib assumptions and casual simplicities.
There is plenty of room for growth: even in France, where specialist baby food is so popular, it accounts for only one-third of what babies eat.Not just for tiny totsMr Bennink is also shaking up another high-margin speciality: food for hospital patients.
The tiny kitchen serves original and inspiring dishes in miniature, referencing Basque specialities but adding a distinctly nose-to-tail twist.
Eat with the locals at the tiny Bar de la Bourse (on Place St François) where a three-course meal, including local speciality sardines farcies, costs around €12. Chez Pipo on Rue Bavastro also does excellent value socca, a chickpea galette with olive oil.
Cocktails are the speciality.
That is their speciality.
