Eat like an Eastender at Plaistow Cafe It’s not all fancy food here at Foodie Towers, we like to find a good local cafe on …
Food review: Plaistow Cafe, 163 Plaistow Road, Plaistow, London
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Review: Lola Bikes and Coffee, The Hague, Netherlands
Speciality coffee and bikes Not something that you would think that you would normally find together but you do at Lola Bikes & Coffee. We …
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. …
Food: Brunch at Brooklyn Cafe, Shawlands, Glasgow
Brunch at Brooklyn Cafe in Shawlands Brooklyn Cafe is one of those neighbourhood cafes that has always been there but it’s not all traditional, serving …
Cafe Review: Dandelion Cafe, Newlands Park, Glasgow
Newlands Park, Southside Glasgow, Dandelion cafe We grabbed the last seats outside to make the most of the sun. It was sunny and a …
Blogger Brunch at Côte Brasserie
Brunch at Côte Brasserie A gaggle of bloggers, some fizz and food really is a great way to spend a Sunday. Côte Brasserie invited a …
Food Review: Burr & Co, George Street, Edinburgh
I’ve been meaning to check out Burr & Co since they opened after the refurbishment of The George Hotel and finally found myself there for …
Food Review: Singl-End, 265 Renfrew St, Glasgow G3 6TT
Tasty Cakes and brunch at Singl-end in Glasgow Hidden away in a basement, off the beaten track in Garnethill probably isn’t where you would first …
Cafe Review: Union of Genius, 8 Forrest Road, Edinburgh, EH1 2QN
Soup Heaven in Edinburgh We’ve known about Union of Genius for ages and have tried their lovely grub at the Scran Salon events at Hemma and …
Restaurant Review: Chihana, 84 Minamigawa, Gionmachi, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto
Three Michelin Star dining in Kyoto Kyoto in Japan has an abundance of Michelin star dining so we were spoiled for choice, typically though, as …
Food Review: The Brass Rail, Selfridges Food Hall, London
The Tastiest Salt Beef Sandwich in London? The Brass Rail has been part of Selfridges food hall for yonks. There is a reason for …
Food Review: Sarabeth’s TriBeCa, 339 Greenwich Street, New York, NY 10013
NYC Brunch at Sarabeth’s Julie @Glasgowly recommended the Sarabeth’s NYC restaurant chain for brunch and not one to be rude (well sometimes Mrs Foodie can be!) we …
Food Review: Sunday Roast at The Trading House, Glasgow ***CLOSED***
Easy like Sunday….afternoon Right in the middle of Glasgow city centre is The Trading House. We LOVE the bar and were invited along for a …
Review: Cafe Strange Brew, 1109 Pollokshaws Road, Shawlands, Glasgow
Nothing strange about this brew Cafe Strange Brew (where Pudding Lane used to be) has settled into Shawlands so quickly that it’s already a firm …
Food Review: Gusto and Relish, 729 Pollokshaws Road, Glasgow
One of the pioneers of the Southside café scene is Gusto & Relish, an airy Scandi-décor place with great sandwiches and a delicious array of …
Food Review: Moose Coffee, 6 Dale St, Liverpool L2 4TQ
Easily identifiable at No.6 Dale St is Moose Coffee. We’d spied a branch of theirs before in Manchester but didn’t have time to visit but …
Elphinstone Hotel, 145 High Street, Biggar Review
A surprisingly great place for steak – one of the best we’ve ever had! In April of this year we visited the family-run Elphinstone Hotel in …
Les Enfants Perdus, 9 rue des récollets 75010 Paris
Métro : Gare de l’Est, Jacques Bonsergent or Château d’Eau Located in the “bobo” (Bohemian Bourgoisie) area Canal Saint-Martin, Les Enfants Perdus restaurant takes exceptional …
Elphinstone Hotel, 145 High Street, Biggar
The Elphinstone Hotel appears at first glance to be a typical old-fashioned Scottish bar/restaurant with old-fashioned charm and traditional decor such as tartan carpets and …