“Quality Street” – Chai St. Indian Street Kitchen, Cardiff City centre
Second post in as many weeks on Indian street food suggests that decent Indian food, since the sad demise (please come back) of Spiceberry, is back on the City centre lunch … Continue reading
The killer Bs? Bwyta Bwyd Bombai, High Street, Arcade, Cardiff. UPDATE: MOVING TO NEW PREMISE ON THE HIGH ST.
After a period of de-currification of the Cardiff City centre (with the only really decent one in the Centre in the form of Spiceberry having closed some time ago – don’t really … Continue reading
Bagging a bootylicious bargain? Duke of Wellington, Cardiff City Centre
Possibly a rather risqué title bearing in mind my play on words name for this blog and the Oxford Dictionary definition (frankly amazed there is one) of bootylicious, but in … Continue reading
Giving Cardiff a Viennese whirl- Wally’s Kaffeehaus.
As the nights really start to draw in and December looms on the horizon, my thoughts often go to Vienna . Mrs. SF and I are frequent visitors there in … Continue reading
Nothing planned for lunchtime? – The Plan, Cardiff
The Plan has seemingly been around for nearly as long as I have been in Cardiff (a very long time indeed). Situated in one of Cardiff’s beautiful Victorian arcades it … Continue reading
Small by nature, big in flavour? SmallBAR, Cardiff. UPDATE: Closed – now Beelzebub
The smallBAR, which has taken over the unit that use to be Applejacks, is part of a seemingly growing recognition from across the bridge of the potential of the food … Continue reading
Monsterously good value grub? Sully’s Cafe, Cardiff City centre.
Bit of artistic licence here, as the “monster(ously)” in the title alludes to the surprisingly affable monster, Sulley, from Monsters Inc (being dyspraxic and dyslexic, I often miss out letters in words … Continue reading
Totally “pit” boss – Hangfire Southern Kitchen, Barry, South Wales.
It has taken me an eon it seems to finally get to what is rapidly becoming the “legendary” permanent base in Barry, South Wales of the dynamic duo (already the … Continue reading
A rare burger indeed! Tommi’s Burger Joint, Marylebone, London.
When you think of Iceland (the place rather than the store), burgers are perhaps not the first thing that comes to mind (more a case of vikings, the Northern lights, … Continue reading
A port of call for all foodies – eating and drinking in Porto, Portugal.
As a wine lover, Porto and its port lodges (actually all the lodges are in Vila Nova de Gaia, with Porto itself north of the Douro river and Vila Nova … Continue reading
