Food and Travel Blog
While the NHS and other key workers selflessly dedicate themselves to the fight against Covid-19, we're doing our best to support them by staying at home. It's uncertain how long this period will last, but thankfully society is pulling together to get everyone through the pandemic – from hotels offering their rooms to key workers…
By now, most people will be familiar with Big Mamma, an Italian restaurant group which has grown from a start-up into an empire thanks to its affordable menu, extravagant presentation of dishes (designed no doubt for Instagram), and gorgeous interior design. Its imprint on the Paris food scene has flourished since the first outpost East…
Last year, I went on a press trip to the beautiful Marrakech to explore the Red City's rich culture and buzzy food scene. See the full piece here at Candid Magazine, and have a read below of the 'deleted scenes' (i.e. the gems and photos that couldn't fit into the original piece). The Medina Marrakech…
Strolling along Rue de Turenne, a street filled with concept stores and chic boutiques (not to mention the mouth-watering Jacques Genin chocolatiers), you'll be hit by an irresistible wave of sweet cinnamon, courtesy of Fringe Coffee's home-baked buns. The conspicuous café suits its name, situated on the fringes of both the labyrinthine Marais and its…
Shepherds Bush is home to many treasures, preserving its love of independents regardless of the commercial spell of the forever-expanding Westfield Shopping Centre in White City. Adjoining the two main hubs of Goldhawk Road and Uxbridge Road lies the charming Askew Road, a discreet high-street with a village feel and friendly locals to match. Granted,…
With my parents having lived in Bergen in their twenties, it has always been a point of reference in their stories and anecdotes, making me feel immediately closer to a city that I had not yet visited. This summer marked the perfect time to explore the places spoken about so fondly during my youth. While…
Tucked away above the village of Klosters-Dorf lies Schlappin, a peaceful valley with varied walking trails and a lake fit for energetic puppies. In the summer months, where temperatures can reach up to 34 degrees in the valleys, Schlappin provides shelter from the blistering heat thanks to its higher altitude and breeze. To reach this…
I must confess that I am so partial to a holiday abroad that I often ignore the option to travel to the English countryside. This all changed after my trip to the beautiful Cary Arms & Spa in Babbacombe Bay this time last year, where I was stunned with the potential of the English Riviera.…
Set a few streets back from the bustling harbour in Bergen lies the understated Kaffemisjonen. This coffee shop and eatery certainly lives up to its name, which translates as 'coffee mission', turning everyone into coffee aficionados through their craft brewing processes. The baristas are keen to pass on their expertise, with shelves of coffee equipment…
Best known as the heel of Italy's boot-like shape, Puglia is an unspoiled haven of olive groves, hearty cuisine and picture-perfect coastal towns. Read about my stay at the pristine Don Totu Dimora Storica here and enjoy these additional photos and recommendations from an unforgettable visit. Coastal vibes in Castro Wes Anderson colour schemes, narrow…
