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Is Lussmanns St Albans worth visiting? My honest review
You know those restaurants that sit on your “I must go there soon” list for so long they practically start paying rent? That was Lussmanns St Albans for me. I keep seeing it…
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What to eat in Belgium: The best Belgian food to try
Belgium is known for three things: beer, fries, and chocolate. While beer isn’t really my thing, fries and chocolate definitely are, which is exactly why Belgium seemed like the ideal place for a…
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Where to eat in Stockholm: My favourite restaurants
Eating out in Sweden is not cheap. In fact, I felt it was one of the most expensive countries I had visited. But despite the price tag, there were plenty of delicious, unique,…
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The Salad Project, Victoria, London review: Menu, prices and verdict
What is it? Former pizza delivery guy Florian de Chezelles and his business partner James Dare founded The Salad Project in 2021 with the aim of making eating well into a lifestyle. The…
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A summer wedding in Austria: Tradition, scenery & unexpected adventures
In June, I had the chance to attend a wedding of school friends in the Austrian Alps in Kaprun, Austria. It was a beautiful blend of breathtaking scenery and joyful celebration. Having never…
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Market Halls: Eating my way through London
There are two things I’m into- food halls and really good burgers. I’m still waiting for a burger to beat my experience at Time Out Barcelona. I had such an amazing burger, it…
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Manna, Arcade: Eating my way through London
A few months ago, I discovered Arcade during a visit to Battersea Power Station. Arcade is a food hall which brings food, drink and music all under one roof. Fresh from my trip…
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Afternoon Tea on the River Thames
I’m a huge fan of afternoon tea and have had the opportunity to try it at many different places These include Betty’s in York, Ladurée, the Kimpton Fitzroy Hotel, and the Sanderson Hotel.…
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48 hours in Milan: The perfect weekend itinerary
Milan is renowned as a hub for finance and fashion, but the city offers much more than just these two aspects. It was once the capital of the Western Roman Empire and played…
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The Nag’s Head, Covent Garden: Eating my way through London
Nestled just a stone’s throw from Covent Garden Tube Station, The Nag’s Head is a charming Victorian pub with a rich history dating back to 1670. Though the current building was rebuilt in…
