Food and travel blog focusing on food travel and sight-seeing, from Cardiff to the Caribbean
Last Sunday, I ventured out of my usual dining territory of Cardiff and visited Pantruthyn Farm in Pencoed, Bridgend, a cosy pub/restaurant built within an old farm house that still retains many of its original features. Pantruthyn Farm is owned by Table Table, a brand belonging to the biggest hospitality company in the UK, Whitbread, […] Read more…
DEPOT Cardiff, Dumballs Road The street food scene has literally exploded in Cardiff recently, with Street Food Cardiff running Street Food Circus at the Old Stable Yard on John Street, and Street Food Warehouse popping up underneath the pathway into the Millennium Stadium and the entrance to Cardiff Arms Park, both running on Fridays […] Read more…
Last Sunday, I was kindly invited to lunch at the Purple Poppadom in Canton, Cardiff with a guest for a sneak peek of the restaurant’s new street food concept, Pop Up 4 Lunch, which officially launched on 20th May. As a Cardiff-based food blogger, I’m quite ashamed to say that I’ve never been to Purple […] Read more…
Copyright: Hammond’s Bakery During my stay in Negril, Jamaica, one of my favourite places to eat lunch was Hammond’s Bakery, a family-run business with its main branch in Savannah La Mar, the capital of Westmoreland parish. Hammond’s Bakery served sandwiches, patties (Jamaican savoury pastries), sweet pastries, cakes and breads. The sandwiches were the main reason I went […] Read more…
Mango Tree Restaurant is a small, family-run restaurant serving low cost food, sitting juxtaposed opposite Rick’s Cafe, one of the world’s top 10 bars (according to the Caribbean Travel and Life Magazine). The menu doesn’t offer too much choice in terms of dishes, and some days they only serve some of the dishes listed above. Inside, […] Read more…