Creperie Doux Sourire
Nothing delights me more than seeing tides rolling back and a Starbucks in the middle of town becoming a lovely little French creperie. And, of …
Read MoreNothing delights me more than seeing tides rolling back and a Starbucks in the middle of town becoming a lovely little French creperie. And, of …
Read MoreAre you a creature of habit when it comes to Indian menus? We explore the enduring appeal of Reading's House of Flavours and why some …
Read MoreSouthern Indian cuisine is a favourite of mine ever since the day, more than forty years ago on my way to college in Kent, I …
Read MoreSince Bel & The Dragon shuttered and the team at The Lyndhurst moved on, my poor octogenarian neighbour Liz has searched in vain for somewhere …
Read MoreSome twenty years ago my wife's little sister announced that she was going to get married in Kenya with only close family present. Then came …
Read MoreAfter a long gestation period, Kings Walk is becoming quite a food hall, with all kinds of unusual eateries from a Polish pyrogi place to …
Read MoreTwo reviews for the price of one this month as we review songstress Judie Tzuke live at the rural pub So, our last review was …
Read MoreEvery major town and city has a drag where the businesses that do not and cannot make the astronomical rents in the centre of town …
Read MoreBefore putting word to papers - or bits to bytes, it has to be conceded that this month's review is incomplete. Because, when you claim …
Read MoreYes, McDonald's. Some of you might consider reviewing the golden arches as a exercise in futility, but the reality is that there are probably ten …
Read MoreI have history with Fullers, all the way back to when I moved to London and used to drink in the pubs attached to their …
Read MoreMy measure of special places to eat has to meet 'the parents at graduation' test – that is, if they were paying, where would you …
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