Contramar, Mexico City
One of our hosts at our B&B had made a reservation the evening before at Contramar, and due to our late booking, was only able to get us a table Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Restaurants
Saks San Angel, Mexico City
We wandered into Saks San Angel without any knowledge of the restaurant, only that our driver waved his hand in the direction of the building and assured us we would Continue Reading →
Warrenmang Vineyard & Resort, Victoria
Simply put, this resort and winery should be on every piece of advertising for Victoria tourism. It’s pretty much perfect. My only regret is that I had no idea of Continue Reading →
Lake House, Daylesford, Victoria
The Lake House is a truly gorgeous dining room, and the location is all kinds of cliché, nestled on a calm, picturesque lake. We were there for lunch, and it Continue Reading →
Mercato@ Daylesford, Victoria
We met up with friends at Mercato @ Daylesford for a bit of a special lunch. There were 6 of us, but 2 couples in our party had not met Continue Reading →
Le Potager du Marais, Paris
I had scouted out some options for our group for dinner on our first night in Paris – something vegetarian friendly was not as difficult as expected. So we walked Continue Reading →
Le Shaker Bar & Restaurant, Amboise
During our 4 nights in Amboise, we visited Le Shaker twice for pre-dinner drinks and nibbles. It was the perfect spot to enjoy the unsurpassed views of the town as Continue Reading →
L’Alliance Restaurant, Amboise
L’Alliance is a lovely little restaurant in the town, within easy walking distance of pretty much all accommodation. It had been recommended to us by our hosts at Les Fleurons Continue Reading →
Restaurant Le Lion d’Or, Amboise
We were very much looking forward to our dinner at Le Lion d’Or (The Golden Lion). It is mentioned in the Michelin guide, and they are working at gaining a Continue Reading →
Brett Graham’s Ledbury, London
In researching the ‘must do’ food experiences of London in preparation for our recent trip, I kept coming across the names ‘Brett Graham’ and ‘The Ledbury’; they were everywhere – Continue Reading →