Food and travel blog focusing on food travel and sight-seeing, from Cardiff to the Caribbean
When I heard Chef Anand George has opened a daytime food venue on Church Street called Münchesters, I didn’t know what to expect. With his award-winning Canton-based restaurant Purple Poppadom serving fine Indian cuisine, what could Anand have in mind for a smaller, more informal venue? When I received an invitation to a free tasting day on Friday 13th December, I couldn’t wait to […] Read more…
Mission Burrito: the Friary, Cardiff city centre Since opening on the Friary in Cardiff city centre a few weeks ago (opposite the Principality), Mission Burrito has managed to attract a queue that never seems to go away. The newly opened burrito bar is the sixth of its kind in the UK. The concept behind Mission Burrito was dreamt […] Read more…
For almost a decade the Cornish Bakehouse has stood on the corner of Cardiff’s Church Street, just a few doors down from Cardiff Market. It’s been there so long, I can’t actually remember what was there before. The Cornish Bakehouse is one of 23 shops of its kind in the UK, owned by a family-run business […] Read more…
Fed up of settling for the same old sandwich fillings, I’ve been hunting for somewhere more exciting to visit on my lunch break – somewhere that uses its imagination when it comes to making a sarnie. A few weeks ago I came across Fresh the Baguette Bar in Royal Arcade, Cardiff, and I’ve been counting […] Read more…
Based in the leafy suburbs of Pontcanna, Oscars of Cardiff stands upon the former site of famed French restaurant, Le Gallois. Just like its predecessor, Oscars has become a popular destination for those looking to enjoy quality food in stylish surroundings. Oscars has a lot to live up to, given the success of its big sister Oscars of Cowbridge, but it has established a reputation for […] Read more…