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Lunch at The Pig
Oozing with ye olde English shabby chic charm without coming across as twee, the look and feel of this “restaurant with rooms” very much did it for me. I could have staged a “you-can’t-make-me-leave” sit-in at the hotel’s ultra cosy lobby bar; I got a mini recharge from my brief amble through the kitchen garden and surrounding grounds; I would have loved to try a post-lunch treatment at the spa across the pond in the garden or maybe an expert-led forage in the forest for wild mushrooms.
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Posted in Drink, England, Food, Hotels, Luxury, Restaurants, Travel
Tagged brockenhurst, Drink, england, Food, hampshire, hotels, luxury, new forest, restaurants, reviews, The New Forest, The Pig, The Pig Hotel, Travel
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Eastern Exchanges at Manchester Art Gallery
I had a splendid afternoon crashing the press preview of the newly opened Eastern Exchanges: East Asia Craft and Design exhibition at Manchester Art Gallery yesterday. More than a few standout pieces – as well as a chance to peek at a couple of other shows now on and to have a look at the gallery’s impression permanent collection – made my northward daytrip well worth the time on the train. Fans of design would do well to follow suit before the show closes at the end of May.Continue reading
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The Whitworth Reopens: It’s a Happy Valentine’s Day for Manchester’s Art Lovers
Following a £15 million development that doubled its size and created new spaces for celebrating art and “embracing the park it calls home,” The Whitworth in Manchester will reopen its doors to the public on February the 14th. After checking out the gallery’s new digs and all the ace art on view there earlier this week at a press preview, I reckon Mancunian art lovers should prepare for a very happy Valentine’s weekend! Continue reading
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Get a Free Hot Chocolate at Hotel Chocolat Cafes All Valentine’s Week!
To show my readers how much I appreciate each and every one of you for supporting my blog, I’ve come up with a sweetheart of an offer that’s good all Valentine’s Week: FREE hot chocolate from Hotel Chocolat! Continue reading
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Posted in Chocolate, Discounts and Special Offers, Drink, Food, Freebies, London, Shopping, Valentine's Day
Tagged chocolate, discounts and special offers, edinburgh, england, free, free chocolate, freebies, hot chocolate, Hotel Chocolat, leeds, London, scotland, tikchris special, Valentine's Day, Valentine's Week, york, yorkshire, Лондон, لندن, ロンドン, 伦敦
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Good Stuff
Good Stuff and lots of it! Here’s the low down on some fine things to see, sip or savour – all of which I’ve recently come across and thought were worth sharing with you. Enjoy. Continue reading
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Posted in Beer, Drink, England, Food, Good Stuff, London, Pizza, Restaurants, Shopping, Travel
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2014 Folkestone Triennial: A Gold Rush of Great Art by the Sea
The 2014 Folkestone Triennial is on for a third edition, this year with a “Lookout” theme to its many ambitious arts set within the quaint town and on its scenic stretch of coastline along the English Channel. I thoroughly enjoyed my artsy meander round Folkestone and reckon it offers an ideal day out for Londoners (or anybody) seeking a day out with intriguing sights and a fresh sea breeze. Continue reading
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Posted in Art, England, Travel
Tagged 2014 folkestone triennial, Alex Hartley, Amina Menia, Andy Goldsworthy, Art, art blog, Cornelia Parke, Diane Dever and Jonathan Wright, earth peace, Emma Hart, england, folkestone, folkestone art, Folkestone Artworks, folkestone triennial, Ian Hamilton Finlay, John Harle and Tom Pickard, Jyll Bradley, kent, Marjetica Potrč and Ooze Architects, muf Architecture/Art, Ooze Architects, Pablo Bronstein, public art, Richard Wilson, rootoftwo, Sarah Staton, Something & Son, Strange Cargo, Tim Etchells, Tracey Emin, Travel, travel blog, whitervanes, Yoko Ono
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Celebrate National Afternoon Tea Week across Britain: August 11-17 (OneTravel)
It’s one of Britain’s best loved foodie traditions and a delightful opportunity for visitors from abroad to get a taste of the local culture … and now a whole week’s been set aside to celebrate the ever so British institution … Continue reading
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Posted in Drink, Food, London, OneTravel, Restaurants, Shopping, Travel
Tagged afternoon tea, afternoon tea week, Drink, england, Food, London, London blog, national afternoon tea week, OneTravel, scotland, Shopping, tea, Travel, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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Tour de France: Cambridge to London with Bonne Maman
I would like to say a massive merci beaucoup to the friendly folks from Bonne Maman for offering me the amazing opportunity to ride along with the Tour de France in the Bonne Maman procession vehicle yesterday from Cambridge to London. It was super cool checking out the Tour’s Village at Parker’s Piece in Cambridge and taking a behind the scenes snoop of all the goings-on and preparations before the race began. And riding in the procession to encounter the tens of thousands of Tour supporters along the way was an absolute thrill. Continue reading
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Posted in England, Food, London, Shopping, Sports, Travel
Tagged bonne maman, cambridge, cycling, england, Food, le tour, London, London blog, Shopping, sports, tour de france, tour de france 2014, tour de france in london, tour de france yorkshire, Travel, travel blog, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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Win a Free Pair of Tickets to Isle of Wight Festival 2014
Ah. Summer’s almost here and that means festival season will kick off soon. One of the biggest and best is the famous Isle of Wight Festival. Keep reading to find out how to win free pair of tickets to the Isle of Wight Festival, compliments of sponsor BT. Continue reading
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Posted in Competition, England, Freebies, Music, Sports
Tagged Biffy Clyro, Boy George, BT, BT.com, competition, concert, contest, england, free, free tickets, free tickets to isle of wight festival, freebies, isle of wight, isle of wight festival, Katy B, Kings Of Leon, live music, music, music festival, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Travis, WIN
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Photos Commemorate 70th Anniversary of D-Day at War Museum in England (CheapOair)
As part of its commemoration of the 70th anniversary of D-Day, the Imperial War Museum in Duxford, England is running D-Day -The Last of the Liberators, a collection of photographic portraits featuring some of the last surviving British Normandy veterans. … Continue reading
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Posted in Art, CheapOair, England, Museums, Photography, Travel
Tagged Art, cambridge, cambridgeshire, cheapoair, D-Day, D-Day -The Last of the Liberators, duxford, england, Imperial War Museum, Imperial War Museum Duxford, IWM, IWM Duxford, museums, Photography, photography exhibition, Robin Savage, Travel, veterans, world war two, WWII
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Celebrate Norway Day Across the UK with 99p Fish and Chips – 17 May
Happy Norway Day? Ja!. Here’s the scoop on a tasty and affordable way to commemorate the 200th Anniversary of the Norwegian constitution. The Norwegian Seafood Council is partnering with 99 fish and chip shops across Britain to offer folks a chance to purchase a portion of the UK’s preferred takeaway for only 99p. Continue reading
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Posted in Discounts and Special Offers, England, Food, London, Restaurants, Scotland, Wales
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Play Parkdean Holidays’ Home or Away Quiz to Win a Free Holiday
Parkdean Holidays, the UK’s number one holiday park operator, has just launched a fun “Home or Away” interactive quiz that features a selection of scenic photographs of beautiful holiday destinations around the world. All you have to do is identify … Continue reading
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Posted in Competition, England, Freebies, Scotland, Travel, Wales
Tagged #homeoraway, battersea park, competition, contest, england, home or away, Home or Away Quiz, parkdean, parkdean holiday homes, quiz, scotland, Travel, wales, win a free holiday
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A Look at a Few of England’s World Record Sites (CheapOair)
England. It’s a land that’s as celebrated as much for its pomp and circumstance as for its more subtle eccentricities. Those who know the English well are aware of their love of competition – whatever the contest. No matter how … Continue reading
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Posted in CheapOair, England, London, Travel
Tagged british museum, chetham, Chetham's Library, cinema, england, essex, library, London, London blog, manchester, nottingham, Nottinghamshire, screen 22, Southend Pier, Southend-on-Sea, Travel, travel blog, windsor, windsor castle, World Records, World's Longest Pleasure Pier, World's Oldest Public Library, world's smallest cinema, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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Time for Art at the Folkestone Triennial 2014 (CheapOair)
The seaside town of Folkestone is located about 70 miles from Central London on the southeastern coast of Kent. High speed trains run regularly to/from London St Pancras International with a journey time that’s just under an hour. Every three … Continue reading
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Posted in Art, CheapOair, England, Travel
Tagged Alex Hartley, Amina Menia; muf Architecture/Art, Andy Goldsworthy, Art, art blog, cheapoair, Cornelia Parke, Diane Dever and Jonathan Wright, Emma Hart, Emma Hart; Alex Hartley, england, folkestone, folkestone art, Folkestone Artworks, folkestone triennial, Ian Hamilton Finlay, John Harle and Tom Pickard, Jyll Bradley, kent, Marjetica Potrč and Ooze Architects, Pablo Bronstein, Pablo Bronstein as well as Jyll Bradley, public art, Richard Wilson, rootoftwo, Sarah Staton, Something & Son, Strange Cargo, Tim Etchells, Tracey Emin, Travel, travel blog, Yoko Ono, Лондон
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Manchester’s Whitworth Art Gallery to Re-Open Autumn 2014 (CheapOair)
A glimmering gem in the crown of British art spaces, the Whitworth Art Gallery in Manchester has been closed to the public for several months but is to reopen this autumn following a £15 million (roughly $25 million) transformation. On … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, art blog, cheapoair, england, gallery, manchester, preview, Travel, travel blog, whitworth, whitworth art gallery
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Some Of Our Favorite Posts from 2013 (CheapOair)
Eerily incomplete sculpture, crave-worthy ceviche, and breaking bread with a breathtaking view, 2013 was a fantastic year to be a travel blogger. But those are just my favourite bits from London. Here’s a look at my top five favourite posts … Continue reading
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Best London Pizza – 2013
To say I ate and drank well this year does not begin to describe how delectable 2013 was for me. Both in London and beyond, I had the pleasure of experiencing some of the best meals outside the home I’ve … Continue reading
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Posted in Beer, Best of 2013, Best of the Best, Drink, England, Food, London, Restaurants, Shopping, Wine
Tagged bakery, Best of 2013, Best of the Best, best pizza of 2013, bristol, chatsworth road, CHEAP EATS, clapton, CLAPTON POND, corner shop, covent garden, DE BEAUVOIR TOWN, Drink, Drury Lane, E5, E5 0LH, E5 0QJ, E8, E8 1BP, east london, Ecco, Ecco Pizza, england, enoteca, Food, hackney, homerton, italian food, italian restaurant, italian restaurants, Latto's Pizza, London, london pizza, london restaurants, London's best pizza, lower clapton road, N1, N1 3JS, north london, palm 2, pepenero, pizza, restaurants, rossopomodoro, seven dials, Shopping, shoreditch, sourdough, sourdough pizza, south bank, south london, southbank, SOUTHGATE ROAD, street food, Sweet Thursday, tottenham court road, Travel, venerdi, W1, W1J 3QY, W1J 7NW, W1S 2AX, W1T 1JH, W1T 7NG, WATERLOO, WC1, WC2, WC2B 5RU, wine, wine shop, wood fired oven
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Discovering Richard III’s England in Leicester (OneTravel)
Only about a hundred miles away of London or Manchester with historic and scenic destinations such as Stratford-upon-Avon, Nottingham and Oxford even closer than that (this area of Britain is what’s referred to as the Midlands, afterall), Leicester and its … Continue reading
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Posted in England, OneTravel, Travel
Tagged east midlands, england, Leicester, Leicestershire, Midlands, OneTravel, Richard III, Travel
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Theatre Review: Richard III at Nottingham Playhouse
With only a week left in Nottingham before it moves on to York, here’s my review of the Nottingham Playhouse Theatre Company and York Theatre Royal’s joint presentation of Shakespeare’s tragic story of a conniving and paranoid king, Richard III. Continue reading
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Richard III, Robin Hood and Me: An East Midlands Mini-Break
Last week, I headed up to Leicester and Nottingham for an overnight press trip. I had a blast letting loose my inner armchair historian around Leicester and getting to live out some childhood fantasies in Nottingham and nearby Sherwood Forest. Here are some highlights from my East Midlands mini-break. Continue reading
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Posted in Beer, England, Pubs, Travel
Tagged Bosworth Battlefield, east midlands, East Midlands Rail, england, HenryVII, history, Leicester, Leicestershire, Midlands, nottingham, Nottinghamshire, Richard III, train, Travel, War of the Roses
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5 Best Restaurants for Service in the UK (OneTravel)
UK restaurant bookings site, toptable, has announced the winners of its 2013 Diners’ Choice awards for the Top 50 Restaurants for Service in the UK. The awards represent the “combined opinions of approximately 350,000 reviews submitted between September 2013 and August 2013 by verified toptable diners for more than 4,000 restaurants across the UK. Continue reading
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Tagged 2013 Diners' Choice awards, 2013 Diners' Choice awards for the Top 50 Restaurants for Service in the UK, Alain Ducasse, Alain Ducasse at The Dorchester, berkshire, birmingham, bray, Carters of Moseley, england, fine dining, GORDON RAMSAY, HESTON BLUMENTHAL, HKK, London, London blog, OneTravel, restaurant gordon ramsay, restaurants, The Dorchester, The Fat Duck, toptable, Travel, travel blog, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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Visit James Bond’s England (CheapOair)
Bond. James … yeah, you know the next bit. One of Britain’s greatest pop icons – the one and only 007 – is wowing film fans visiting the UK at these attractions celebrating the world’s most famous spy and the works of writer Ian Fleming. Continue reading
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Posted in Celebrities, CheapOair, Design, England, Hotels, London, Movies, Travel
Tagged 007, Beaulieu National Motor Museum, Bond in Motion, Buckinghamshire, Celebrities, cocktails, devon, Drink, Duke's Bar, Duke's Hotel, england, film, hampshire, hotels, ian fleming, JAMES BOND, London, London RIB Bond Experience, Martini Masterclass, martinis, Milton Keynes, movie, Movies, Plymouth, Royal Navy Museum, Spy Games, thames RIB experience, Travel
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British Ceramics Biennial at Stoke-on-Trent (OneTravel)
The British Ceramics Biennial returns this autumn to the English town of Stoke-on-Trent, the world capital of ceramics, with its biggest line-up to date. Set to run from Saturday the 28th of September to Sunday the 10th of November, the Biennial celebrates the best in contemporary ceramics and brings together 150 leading artists through a series of exhibitions, installations and events while drawing on the local area’s heritage and significance in the ceramics industry. Continue reading
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Tagged Art, British Ceramics Biennial, ceramics, craft, dishware, england, OneTravel, pottery, stoke-on-trent, Travel
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Giant Chocolate Hamper Giveaway for a Good Cause
Online chocolate boutique Chocolat Lovers has announced a giveaway competition of what they believe is “the biggest chocolate hamper most people have ever had the chance to eat their way through”. The “Caring & Sharing” promotion is a in support of the Alzheimers Society and The Sick Children’s Trust and is in collaboration with McArthur Glen Designer Outlets. Continue reading
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Posted in Chocolate, Competition, England, Food, Freebies, London, Shopping
Tagged alzheimers society, carign & sharing, charity, chocolate, chocolate hamper giveaway, chocolate week, chocolate week 2013, competition, contest, england, Food, free, freebies, London, mcarthur glen designer outlets, salon du chocolat, Shopping, the sick children's trust
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A Visit to Jude’s Ice Cream Dairy (Great British Chefs)
Yes, there is a Jude (Judith actually) behind the scenes of this Hampshire-based premium ice cream maker. But the story of her eponymous treats is really about her husband, Theo. Finding himself suddenly and unexpectedly on the other side of a career in banking, Theo had time on his hands along with a bit of capital and a garage in which to tinker. He also had the acumen to realise a huge gap in the British ice cream market and the pluck to go about filling it. Continue reading
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Tagged british ice cream, Chow Mezgar, cows, dairy, dessert, england, Food, GBC, GREAT BRITISH CHEFS, hampshire, Holstein Freisian, ice cream, Jude Mezgar, jude's, jude's ice cream, Judith Mezgar, Matterly Farm, milk, premium ice cream, Shopping, Theo Mezgar
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England’s Sports Museums (CheapOair)
When not on the court or in the stands, another great way to soak up all of England’s athletics heritage is to visit one of its sporting museums. Here’s a list of the country’s top museums dedicated to the history and legacy of British sports … Continue reading
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Posted in Celebrities, CheapOair, England, London, Sports, Travel
Tagged athletics, cheapoair, cricket, Derby, england, football, grand prix, grand prix racing, Henley-on-Thames, horseracing, London, London blog, LORD'S, manchester, Marylebone Cricket Club Museum, motorsport, museums, National Horseracing Museum, NationalFootball Museum, Newmarket, photography blog, River & Rowing Museum, rowing, rugby, soccer, SPORT, sports, sports museums, spot, Suffolk, tennis, The Donington Grand Prix Collection, Travel, WebbEllis Rugby Football Museum, wimbledon, Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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The Whitstable Oyster Festival (CheapOair)
Keen for a taste of some of Britain’s best seafood? This is the place! And a great time to visit is during the town’s annual celebration of everybody’s favorite bivalve mollusk – the oyster! Continue reading
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Posted in Beer, CheapOair, Drink, England, Food, London, Pubs, Restaurants, Travel
Tagged beer, cheapoair, england, english seaside town, Food, kent, London, native oysters, OYSTERS, seafood, southeast england, Travel, whitstable, whitstable oyster festival, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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1356: Bernard Cornwell and the Greatest Unknown Battle in British History
Check out the official book trailer for by Bernard Cornwell’s epic new novel, 1356, and join the greatest unknown battle in British history with the master storyteller. Continue reading
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Posted in Books, England, Video
Tagged 1356, battle, bernard cornwell, book, books, britain, british history, england, harper collins, official book trailer, SPONSORED POST, trailer, Video, war
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Samphire Picking in the River Dart Estuary (Great British Chefs)
It’s low down dirty work gathering samphire. But that doesn’t mean it’s bad, just that you’ve got to get in the mud and squat, stoop, bend or crawl to pluck the tasty little stems from the earth. A trusty pair of Wellies are obligatory and, as I recently discovered, wearing kneepads would be a smart idea as well. Up until last week, picking samphire meant pointing to a container inside a deli counter and saying something along the lines of “May I please have 100 grams, please?”. Now, after accepting an invitation to Devon by Riverford Organic Farms to harvest wild samphire in the River Dart Estuary, I have a new appreciation for what goes into bringing this crisp and salty coastal treat to my London plate. Continue reading
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Posted in England, Food, Great British Chefs, Restaurants, Shopping, Travel
Tagged devon, devonshire, england, Estuary, farming, farms, foraging, GBC, GREAT BRITISH CHEFS, restaurant, restaurants, river, River Dart, River Dart Estuary, riverford, riverford field kitchen, Samphire, Samphire Picking, seafood
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Coronation Celebrations This Summer in London and Windsor (CheapOair)
On the 2nd of June 1953, Elizabeth II was crowned at Westminster Abbey. 60 years later, she’s still queen and celebrating her reign with a range of events across England, including river pageants, concerts and more. Continue reading
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Tagged cheapoair, coronation, england, London, queen elizabeth, QUEEN ELIZABETH II, summer, Travel, windsor
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Grand Old Brighton: Dining in Style at GB1 (Blue Tomato)
Newly opened at the recently refurbished Grand Brighton hotel, GB1 Seafood Restaurant & Bar serves up a treat for lovers of expertly prepared fruits of the sea. Making ye olde cheeky jaunt down to Brighton all the more enticing, GB1′s menu of local, fresh and sustainably sourced fish and seafood presented in a fabulous setting sure does beckon foodies from far and wide. I’m certainly hankering to get back down there for more great seaside grub. Continue reading
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Posted in Blue Tomato, Food, Hotels, Restaurants, Travel
Tagged BLUE TOMATO, brighton, Charles Smith Boom Boom Syrah, chef alan white, comte des cierges, De Vere Hotels, england, executive chef alan white, GB1, GB1 Seafood Bar & Restaurant, grand, hotel, lobster burger, new restaurant review, restaurant, review, seafood restaurant, sussex, the grand, the grand brighton, wine
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The Bristol Hotel (CDCLifestyle)
Right on the harbour and just a block over from picturesque Queen Square, The Bristol is an ideally situated hotel whatever might bring you to the vibrant and compact city of Bristol. I certainly didn’t have any problems getting around the city centre on foot while keeping this comfortable hotel as my base during a recent visit. Continue reading
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Bubbles, Berries and More – a Brilliant Time in Bristol
Some work-related reasons led me to Bristol for an overnight stay. Kemey was able to join me for the trip, and we found plenty of pleasure to go along with the business during our short time in this small but vibrant town. Maybe it was the gorgeous sunshiny weather? we really didn’t do all that much while there but had an absolute blast. Here are some of the highlights from a chilled out 24 hours in Bristol. Continue reading
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Posted in Drink, England, Food, Hotels, Restaurants, Travel, Wine
Tagged BBQ, best restaurant in bristol, bristol, bubbles & berries, champagne, england, essex eating, FOUR STAR HOTEL, french wine, grillstock, hotel, Louis Dornier & Fils, lunch, pepenero, Pepenero Italian Fast Food and Pizzeria, pizza, sparkling wine, St Nicholas Market, temple spa, the bristol, the bristol hotel, Travel, tripadvisor
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GB1 Seafood Restaurant & Bar at the Grand Brighton (CDCLifestyle)
Newly opened at the recently refurbished Grand Brighton hotel, GB1 Seafood Restaurant & Bar serves up a treat for lovers of fresh and expertly prepared fruits of the sea. Continue reading
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Posted in CDCLifestyle, Drink, Food, Hotels, Restaurants, Travel, Wine
Tagged B1, brighton, CDCLifestyle, Charles Smith Boom Boom Syrah, chef alan white, comte des cierges, De Vere Hotels, england, executive chef alan white, GB1, GB1 Seafood Bar & Restaurant, grand, hotel, lobster burger, new restaurant review, restaurant, review, seafood restaurant, sussex, the grand, the grand brighton, wine
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Experience England’s Roman Legacy (CheapOair)
Arriving in England in 43 AD, the legacy of the Romans in the British Isles can still be seen. From ruins from the settlement that would become the world class city of London to roads that are still regularly used thoroughfares and the sprawling Hadrian’s Wall, the ancient Romans left a historic and indelible mark. Here’s a list of some of the top Roman sights to see across the country. Continue reading
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Posted in CheapOair, England, London, Travel
Tagged bath, british museum, cheapoair, chester, england, hadrian's wall, kent, London, Lullingstone Villa, museum of london, northumberland, roman, roman culture, roman empire, romans in britain, romans in england, Travel, york, yorkshire, yorkshire museum
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