Despite the dire situation our food and hospitality industries find themselves in right now, thanks in part to our government’s poor handling of the coronavirus …
A stay at the Plough Inn, Cold Aston
I just love the Cotswolds. It’s such quintessentially English countryside. Rolling hills, sheep dotting the landscape and pretty stone cottages. It all feels a little …
Small plate Indian feasting at Dhamaka, Bristol
A few weeks ago we were invited to dine at Dhamaka on Corn Street in Bristol. Dave and I were actually planning to go anyway, …
The Lost and Found, Bristol
The Lost and Found Bristol opened in April 2018 – I went to their launch and loved the cocktails. The food… not so much. But, …
A Sunday roast worth leaving the country for
On our recent trip to Wales, we finished the weekend with a Sunday roast at The Pod Newport. I’d looked at it online and knew …
We ate at Bill’s for a whole month
I was thinking recently about how bloggers review restaurants. We go once, often for a free meal, and then we review our experience (hopefully honestly) …
Salt and Malt tapas nights
If you’re looking for posh fish and chips, Salt and Malt down at Wapping Wharf in Bristol is always a good shout. But how many …
The Real Greek, Bristol
A few weeks ago, with my best foodie buddy Karis in tow, I went to check out the new-ish The Real Greek in Cabot Circus. …
Adelina Yard, Bristol
Last weekend Dave surprised me with lunch at Adelina Yard. It’s a small restaurant on Welsh Back in Bristol which features in the Sunday Times top …
The Bell Inn, New Forest
Every now and again I get invited to spend a few days exploring a new area courtesy of a hotel or PR company. There’s been …