Restaurant Reviews
Review: Exchange Bar & Restaurant at Great Victoria Hotel, Bradford
Great Victoria Hotel’s laid-back restaurant is a great lunch pit stop if you’re city centre shopping or for a more indulgent meal if you’re out at the theatres. But are its authentic curries the real deal? We find out.
Reviewed: Samuel’s at Swinton Park
Swinton Park in North Yorkshire has been on my wish list for a long long time, it’s just one of those places that regularly get’s talked about.
Restaurant Review: Stockdales of Yorkshire
Stockdales label themselves as specialists in the finest quality beef and to be honest I can’t argue with that, but it’s not just the steak that’s good to be honest the whole experience is one of joy.
REVIEW: Malton Brasserie, Malton
The newest addition to Yorkshire’s foodie capital is Malton Brasserie in Talbot Hotel, where James Martin was recently tasked with setting up the kitchen. Now its laid-back eatery is sure to get locals and visitors popping in for a fantastic but simple meal.
Review: Almost Famous, Leeds
Almost Famous, no not a phrase you would use to describe me, it’s actually an underground Burger joint in the centre of Leeds
REVIEW: Betty’s, York
The Yorkshire institution that is Betty’s Tea Rooms has launched a brand new highbrow afternoon tea offering, so we went to try it. What’s a Yorkshire food and drink blog without Betty’s, after all?
Review: The Meat Co, London
Rib-eye on the bone, grass fed and dry aged it’s flame grilled and served with what The Meat Co call their internationally renowned house basting
Restaurant Review: The Alice Hawthorn, Nun Monkton
Imagine the dilemma when the local pub, of which you’re very fond of, is about to shut its doors for the final time. What would you do?
REVIEW: Cail Bruich, Glasgow
Our foodie adventures continue to Glasgow, a city that now offers so many great restaurants to choose from. We plumped for one of the best.
Review: The Blue Bell at Arkendale
The look and feel to The Blue Bell is outstanding. I admit that last time I was impressed by this level of comfort and décor in a ‘pub’ was when I reviewed The Blacksmiths at Clayworth.