“The Good Front Room” tells a story of cherished childhood memories revolving around Myrtle, the great-aunt of Chef Dom Taylor. Her house, brimming with trinkets and keepsakes, served as a magical playground for children to explore. Among all the rooms, there was one sacred space—The Good Front Room. 
This room was always immaculate, its entrance prohibited, and it was meticulously set up to receive a very special guest, holding an almost mythical status in the children’s eyes.​
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