The Perkins family have seen success across all their ventures, the eponymous fine-dining of their flagship, the wedding venue, Carriage Hall and the popular tapas bar Escabeche in West Bridgford. On arrival the… Continue reading
I had the pleasure today of taking up the offer of a visit to Stewart’s of Trent Bridge, which came off the back of the coffee review articles I have posted over the… Continue reading
The Adams walk site that Rub occupies hasn’t had a history of successful ventures. A couple of years ago a concept restaurant named Barolo offered only bowls of pasta for two and carried out… Continue reading
Exactly a month before Valentine’s Day, I get to go on a hot date with the host of this site, the delightful Mr Frusher [no money changed hands in exchange for this comment].… Continue reading
I get asked often to recommend an Indian restaurant. I can only assume the significant choice means that people are keen to know they are travelling to the best one. The battle to… Continue reading
**Oscar and Rosie’s has now moved to it’s own premises on Thurland Street. Louis Louis is now resident within Das Kino Are you a table tennis player? Don’t visit Das Kino. Do you like a pizza?… Continue reading
Manchester’s Northern Quarter sprang up as the playground for the hopelessly geeky, techy and creative types ill at ease with the superclubs and Tiger Tigers, the Canal Street carnage of a Saturday night… Continue reading
Review by Sarah McDonald Thursday 6:30pm, and there are five customers in La Salute, including me and my partner. And still, someone has to be beckoned by the chef to seat us. It’s… Continue reading
Pan Asia BBQ has been open for a short period of time on Upper Parliament Street next to May Sum. Walking past it you could forgive the thought that it was another high-volume… Continue reading
When I get down to London I like to make the most of it and eat at some good places. Medlar has had some great reviews from bloggers and professional critics alike; it… Continue reading
