Food and travel blog focusing on food travel and sight-seeing, from Cardiff to the Caribbean
Just over a month ago, Cardiff got its very own Bavarian bar in the form of Bierkeller, situated in Stadium Plaza, Cardiff city centre (next to the Millennium Stadium). The bar became instantly popular for its German beers served in Steins, carried to your table (or bench, rather) by waitresses wearing traditional Bavarian dress, with the added […] Read more…
Last Wednesday I attended #TasteOfNewbridge, a bloggers event held at Newbridge on Usk, a 200-year-old country inn and restaurant sitting on the banks of the River Usk, near Tredunnock. Newbridge on Usk is owned by the five-star Celtic Manor Resort in Newport, South Wales and is situated just a few miles upriver from the Resort itself, although complimentary shuttle transport is […] Read more…
I love eating tapas. When I dine out I always struggle to decide which main meal to order and it’s great to be able to order a selection of smaller dishes to choose from. I haven’t been to a decent tapas restaurant in a long time – not since I visited Portugal two years ago […] Read more…
Cardiff now has its very own salt beef sandwich shop in the form of City Salt Beef, which opened last week on the former site of Deli a gogo on Charles Street (part of the Coffee a gogo chain, with branches on nearby St Andrew’s Place and in Whitchurch). City Salt Beef is still owned by Coffee a […] Read more…
I fell in love with Wagamama when I visited the Cardiff branch around two years ago to review their new Autumn/Winter menu (read my first restaurant review at Wagamama here). Established over 20 years ago, Wagamama is an international pan-Asian restaurant chain inspired by the fast-moving ramen bars of Japan, with a big focus on freshly […] Read more…