Food and travel blog focusing on food travel and sight-seeing, from Cardiff to the Caribbean
Stepping off the cold, wet street into The Little Blue Deli feels like hot clothes straight from the tumble dryer – comfortable and cosy, with a pleasantly sweet smell. The walls are the palest shade of blue and the wooden floor is painted white, creating a well-lit, calming space. Meanwhile, coloured tea-light lanterns and abstract […] Read more…
Situated in the heart of Cathays, Cardiff is a small, greasy spoon café which has been tempting the local student population with traditional, home-cooked food for over 30 years. Named after its original owner, Ramon’s Café on Salisbury Road is known best for its all-day breakfasts, which come in a variety of sizes ranging from ‘small’ to ‘belly buster’, perfecting for nursing […] Read more…
*Unfortunately, Jamie’s Italian Cardiff is now closed. As my friend Dan and I approach Jamie’s Italian in Cardiff, the fire torches and entrance rope create an elaborate first impression. Stepping inside, we are greeted upon entry and escorted to a table at the back of the dining area, opposite the open-plan kitchen. The restaurant has an authentic Italian feel with artificial meat […] Read more…
The first thing I notice when I enter Moksh restaurant in Cardiff Bay, is a giant orange buddha sleeping on the ceiling. This elaborate painting is just one part of the eccentric dining experience at this contemporary Indian restaurant, recently named Best Indian Restaurant in Wales, and second best in the UK, by the Cobra Good Curry Guide, with head chef Stephen […] Read more…
Driving along a narrow windy road through a dark tunnel of trees towards the village of Pentyrch, Cardiff, my friend Dan and I are eager to arrive at our destination. Our surroundings are beginning to feel rather spooky, but in all honesty we just can’t wait to tuck into the Christmas menu at The King’s […] Read more…