Food and travel blog focusing on food travel and sight-seeing, from Cardiff to the Caribbean
Situated just outside Cardiff, Newport isn’t the first place I would’ve thought of going for a fine dining meal – until now. Mojo the Food Bar is based in Clarence House on Clarence Place, just over the bridge from the roundabout that leads on to Newport train station, and towards the new shopping centre, Friar’s Walk. […] Read more…
Afternoon tea is (still) kinda a big thing right now in South Wales. I’m forever hearing about newly-themed afternoon teas popping up at hotels and restaurants in and around Cardiff and the stronger the trend gets, the more creative the themes become. Forget traditional tea served in dainty, vintage teacups or cake, macaroons, scones and finger sandwiches served […] Read more…
Monday is my least favourite day of the week. I’m sure you’ll agree with me. As it’s Bank Holiday Monday today I’m not in work, but normally right now, I’d be sat at my desk ready for another five days in the office before I get to enjoy another two days off work. A great way of making […] Read more…
Sadly, this restaurant closed in August 2021. With a food and drink scene to rival some of the UK’s biggest major cities, Cardiff is home to several restaurant success stories. Perhaps the best of the success stories to emerge from Cardiff’s foodie scene over the past year is that of Hang Fire Southern Kitchen, the […] Read more…
It’s not often you get the opportunity to dine out in a 19th century gothic chapel. Sitting in Chapel 1877 recently, staring up at the intricate stained glass windows and the colossal chandeliers, I felt like I was sat in the dining hall at Hogwarts. Built in 1877, Chapel was originally known as Pembroke Terrace Chapel; […] Read more…