Section 33 are back Pop-up guerilla dining outfit Section 33 are back and this time they are working alongside Action for Children’s Moving On Project …
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Food: Cosmo, Silverburn, Glasgow
Family-friendly dining at Silverburn With the Easter holidays here, Big J and her family visited Cosmo Restaurant for us and reported back on what Cosmo …
Checking out the Big Feed Glasgow
Getting our feed in (actually) Sunny Govan We eventually made it to Big Feed in Glasgow. The sun was out so we wandered from Shawlands …
Food review: BurgerFi, 40 Woburn Place, London *CLOSED*
Dream of BurgerFication Like taking coals to Newcastle, a couple of Glaswegians who lived through the city’s burger-fication of St.Vincent Street were invited to try …
Event: Glasgow Coffee Festival expands to Two Days!
6 & 7th May at The Briggait, Glasgow Curated by Glasgow’s own Dear Green Coffee Roasters, Glasgow Coffee Festival returns to the renowned, historical …
Event Preview: Springfest at Loch Lomond Shores 1st & 2nd April
Glasgow food and drink business to shine at Loch Lomond Shores Springfest Looking to get out of the city this weekend? Then one place to …
Lerwick Hotel, South Road, Lerwick, Shetland Review
One night in Lerwick The Lerwick Hotel is not the prettiest of hotels from the outside, or inside at parts. It’s what I imagined a …
Event: Yes Chef! 28th May 2017
How about a night out with a difference? Start with a drinks reception then onto a six-course tasting menu designed and prepared by two teams …
Grow the growers open at Locavore
Applications for local food network open This year’s Grow the Growers Programme by Locavore is now open with applications being accepted until Sunday 26th March. …
Five reasons why Shawlands rocks
Keep Shawlands Strange Says Cafe Strangebrew. We’re not really that strange, just a bit more laid-back and chilled than our west end cousins. The rest of the …
Food Review: Nando’s, Silverburn, Glasgow
Is Nando’s still…”cheeky”? Mr C popped along to Nando’s at Silverburn, Pollok, in Glasgow’s southside for a quick bite to eat before going to the cinema. …
Eight pubs in Scotland for a Guinness this St Patrick’s Day
Celebrating with a Guinness Guinness have certainly done well with their PR with St. Patrick’s Day basically St. Guinness Day! Here are eight places to …
Event: Rock star cooking in Glasgow
Glasgow’s own rock ‘n’ roll chef, John Quigley of the Red Onion., will be leading a masterclass at Tennents Training Academy this April. He will be giving …
Drygate “Cask” beer tasting at Doubletree by Hilton Glasgow Central
Hop to the Hilton The old Thistle hotel in Glasgow has undergone a huge investment by new owners Doubletree by Hilton. Part of this has …
New Glasgow music festival at the green
Go West this May Music and food lovers can add some dates to their diary this coming May bank holiday for a music festival with food, theatre …
Food review: Six by Nico ‘The Chippy’ Glasgow
1 + 1 + 1 = Six by Nico We really like 111 by Nico, an established Glasgow favourite (See reviews here and here) so …
Scottish Staycation: Glasgow to Aberdeen to Shetland
Northern Scotland isn’t exactly the first place which springs to mind when having a break in winter, especially if you don’t own a car but …
Food Review: Yaars, 44 Skirving Street, Glasgow ** CLOSED **
A new yaardstick for Southside takeaways Recently opened in the site of the original Buddy’s on Skirving Street is Yaars. It’s an Indian takeaway and …
Event: La Petite Mort wine dinner 16th March
We visited La Petite Mort recently (Click here for our review) and liked their fusion of flavours. Some a bit more daring than others but …
Food review: Ramen Dayo!, Glasgow *New location*
Ramen right up ye! Forced into La Cheetah, the basement club of Max’s bar & grill on Queen St, from its semi-permanent location on Gordon …
Food Review: La Petite Mort, 32 Valleyfield Street, Edinburgh
Died and gone to food heaven (almost) The last time we came here it was the lounge of Bennets bar. Still operated by the same …
Travel: Virtual Reality App from Visit Scotland
A new virtual reality app has been realised from VisitScotland so everyone across the world can now instantly walk through the prehistoric village of Skara …
Food review: Victoria’s, 45 Atholl Road, Pitlochry
What’s Victoria’s secret? Victoria’s is a family-run restaurant on the main road in Pitlochry. It doesn’t have that in-the-moment hipster design, but what it does …
Where to enjoy National Margarita Day in Glasgow
Wednesday 22nd February is National Margarita Day (in the USA) and who are we to argue with an excuse for a margarita! So here’s 5 …