Food and travel blog focusing on food travel and sight-seeing, from Cardiff to the Caribbean
It’s been a week since Five Guys opened in the Old Brewery Quarter, Cardiff, attracting attention from both the public and the press. When we visited the new burger restaurant a few days after it opened, it was jam-packed – we were lucky to get a table! This is the 24th Five Guys restaurant to […] Read more…
Situated on Ferry Road in Grangetown, Cardiff, (opposite Asda and Frankie and Benny’s), Cedar Tree Farm serves classic British dishes and all-day carveries in a cosy pub atmosphereManaged by Andrew and Maria Fox, the venue is one in 20 of Greene King’s Farmhouse Inns chain and opened in late 2013. There is a real community […] Read more…
The Easter bunny has come early for me this year! I’ve been lucky enough to try out some of the sweet treats included in the M&S Easter range. Here are my top 5 Easter goodies from the selection I sampled: 1) Beehive Honeycomb Egg (£8, The Beehive Honeycomb Egg consists of a milk chocolate bee […] Read more…
I’ve wanted to visit The Clink Cymru ever since it opened at HMP Cardiff in September 2012, following the success of the charity’s first restaurant, which became the UK’s first public restaurant within a prison when it opened at HMP High Down, Surrey, in 2009. The concept Situated just outside the prison walls, The Clink […] Read more…
When I stayed in Jamaica last year with my friend Cody, we took a day trip to YS Falls and Pelican Bar – two popular attractions in St Elizabeth, past Savannah La Mar (the capital of Westmoreland Parish). We had an early start to allow for our 2.5 hour journey (each way) and hadn’t had […] Read more…