Everything you need to know when visiting the Giant’s Causeway (just about!) The Giant’s Causeway is one of the most well-known places to visit in …
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Discovering Tiree Tea
Unique tea blends from the Isle of Tiree. Tiree Tea is from the beautiful Isle of Tiree in the Inner Hebrides. The tea blends are …
Food review : Epicures by Cail Bruich
Epic cure for hunger Epicures is one of those places in Glasgow that has been here for years but neither of us had ever visited …
Glasgow is open
How to be a tourist at home in Glasgow Glasgow is open! There’s no better time than now to rediscover your own city. So with …
Staycation at the Isle of Coll Hotel
Relax and Rejuvenate The Coll Hotel, situated in the Hebridean island of Coll off the west coast of Scotland, is a wonderful place to relax …
Food review : Cathedral House Hotel
Historic building re-vamped for post-COVID-19 dining We hadn’t been to Cathedral House Hotel for years. Long before a change of ownership in 2018 and extensive …
Food review: Mamasan, Ingram St, Glasgow
Full of South-East Asian promise Mamasan has opened on Ingram St filling the void left by steak restaurant Cau. It’s from the same people behind …
Charles Rennie Mackintosh : House for an Art Lover
An excellent day out, fit for an art lover Bellahouston Park Glasgow’s Bellahouston Park has lots on offer. It’s a great place to take a …
Tiree Chocolates
Tiree Chocolates – enhanced with the flavours of nature Tiree chocolates are handmade on the beautiful Isle of Tiree (one of the inner Hebridean Islands). …
Food review: Gannet & Guga, Edinburgh
Roll on summer! As cafes, bars and restaurants start to reopen following the pandemic lockdown, some are shifting back into gear seamlessly, but for most …
Swadish 5 course Heat and Eat at Home
A fantastic feast for two How we have missed Swadish, we think it’s one of the best places in Glasgow for a curry. On …
Whats on offer at Farm Shop Edinburgh
Farm Shop Edinburgh – healthy food choices This farm shop is ideally situated on the outskirts of the city centre. Attached to a well-known …
Travel : Pollokshaws Trail
A walk around the Shaws Pollokshaws is located in the South of Glasgow, about three miles from the city centre. It has a long history …
History : Glasgow Slave Trade Trail
Remembering the city’s dark past The city of Glasgow wasn’t an innocent bystander in the slave trade. Signs of it can be seen quite clearly, …
5 *genuine* reasons to visit Durham
Thinking of cumming to Durham? There’s more to Durham than just being a bolthole for Dominic Cummings, so here are 5 actual reasons to visit …
Beirut Cafe, Edgeware Road, London Review
Edgeware Road Dining Edgeware Road is certainly the place to go for Middle Eastern Cuisine. You won’t starve around here. The main problem is picking …
Wine Line Scotland (wine delivery from Alexander Wines)
Get great wine delivered to your door! Are you missing your favourite wine from your favourite restaurant? Then help may be at hand, Alexander Wines …
Review: Wild Elderflower Bubbly, Luscombe Drinks
Alcohol-free fizz fun with wild elderflower bubbly Summer is here it seems so it’s Pimms season as well, but what if you would like a …
Lunch at Gidleigh Park, Devon
Lunch at Gidleigh Park Gidleigh Park is where Michael Caines made a name for himself as one of the UK’s top chefs, holding two Michelin …
Travel: Crumlin Road Jail, Belfast
Do some time at Belfast’s historic jail Once things have returned to normal and we’re free to travel again we recommend a visit to Crumlin …
Travel: The Alexander Fleming Laboratory
Everything you need to know about the home of penicillin If you have time and you are near to Paddington Railway Station, or Edgeware Road, …
Food Review : The Ritz, London
Breakfast at The Ritz Breakfast at The Ritz he says. We’ll have a big breakfast and get our train, leave London with a flourish….well I …
Vampire Rabbit of Newcastle
Vampire Rabbit of Newcastle The Vampire Rabbit of Newcastle is a mysterious addition to the city. Perched above an ornate rear door in an alleyway, …
Pub: The Holy GrALE, Durham
Now I’ve seen the light and found the Holy GrAle The Holy GrALE of ale indeed. When in Durham for the Lumiere Festival, we found …