What is a ubiquitous chip? Glasgow’s legendary restaurant, Ubiquitous Chip, or as it’s locally known, “The Chip” celebrates its 50th Birthday. Technically it was last …
50 years of the Ubiquitous Chip

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What is a ubiquitous chip? Glasgow’s legendary restaurant, Ubiquitous Chip, or as it’s locally known, “The Chip” celebrates its 50th Birthday. Technically it was last …

Every Star in England, Wales, Scotland & Ireland, including those new this year Today saw the unveiling of stars for this year’s MICHELIN Great Britain …

Fine dining without the faff With the news that The Ledbury has re-opened this month, we thought it was time to finally publish our pre-COVID …

Honest food in the honest toun Musselburgh is the largest town in East Lothian and was first settled by the Romans sometime after AD 80. …

A slice of France in the middle of London Staying in London the night before a trip to France to find out all about French …

Just before Christmas, we spent a night at Duisdale House Hotel in southern Skye, where we had a festive afternoon tea on arrival and an …

Morning at Auchrannie Resort If you missed them, click to read about day 1 and day 2 of our Ayrshire and Arran adventure. Our bedroom …

On the second day of our foodie adventure and first full day in Arran we awoke after a good night’s sleep and could then fully …

Six Taste Trails outlining the very best of Ayrshire and Arran’s food and drink producers, retailers and hospitality businesses have just been released by Ayrshire …

Tea and tasty treats by a cosy fire Afternoon tea is always an excellent idea, and even more so when it is a festive afternoon …

Popular Cafe in Bo’ness We decided to not book breakfast at our hotel (The Richmond Park Hotel) so that we could try out some of …

A luxury staycation experience in Edinburgh This year has all been about re-discovering what is on our doorstep and what better way to do this …

Bijoux Indian and Bangladeshi restaurant in Bo’ness There’s a running joke when on our travels that a settlement isn’t officially a town until it has …

All the pies in Arbroath at Pie Bob’s Pie Bob’s bakery has been serving the town of Arbroath since 1925 when it was started by …

All year round country retreat, set in a massive 365 acres Murrayshall Country House Hotel and Golf Club are just over three miles away from …

Vienesse finesse in Marylebone Visiting Fischer’s in Marylebone, London is like stepping into a Viennese coffee house. We visited for breakfast and will surely be …

Retro decor with massive bacon rolls The Horn Milk Bar has been around since the 1960’s with the rooftop cow a famous sight alongside the …

Yer tea‘s oot Tom Well, Tom Kitchin has certainly been in the news recently but for all the wrong reasons. This isn’t a post about …

Book a room in England’s book town Close enough to M6 junction 37 in Cumbria but far away enough to feel sufficiently out in the …

Devon staycation inspiration Here are a few suggestions to start off research into a staycation in Devon. Soar Mill Cove Hotel is our choice for a …

Scottish foodie retreat in tranquil surroundings Set beside the eastern edge of Loch Earn in Perthshire is the pretty village of St Fillans. Mrs Foodie …

Breathing new life into historic whisky maker The Glenturret With new owners comes a new concept at The Glenturret. Scotland’s oldest working distillery has …

Vineyards, Fresh food and stunning beaches This summer looks like the year to embrace the staycation and one area we have enjoyed visiting has been …

Bowled over by Crudo Crudo Cevicheria is London’s first build-your-own Ceviche bowl restaurant. Opening in Fitzrovia in 2019 to much success, they recently opened a …