a guide to 'traveleating'
Posted in English, cookery, cooking, dessert, food, food & travel, recipe, traveleating on Oct 12th, 2009
Crumble is an all-time favourite of mine and yet I’ve never made it before. Boarding school lunches and dinners were made all the more palatable with the anticipation of a large bowl of fruit crumble drenched with an extra portion of steaming hot custard. We would sometimes get seconds too, if we were very lucky. [...]
Posted in British, England, English, dining out, fish and chips, food, pub, restaurant review, restaurants, travel, traveleating on Oct 5th, 2008
The husband and I lunched on fish and chips here last year when we stayed in the pretty village of Bosham, Sussex, the night before Goodwood Revival classic car racing weekend. Bosham is lovely, but being so tiny, the options for dining out are limited to about four places. As we didn’t like the Millstream [...]
Posted in England, English, breakfast, dining out, food, food & travel, restaurant review, travel, traveleating on Sep 26th, 2008
Last year, when I was researching places to stay near Goodwood for Revival weekend, I came across Charters Bed & Breakfast in the picturesque harbour village of Bosham, Sussex. We stayed just the one night, but it was so well-run, and the full English breakfast so delicious, that we booked a room for 2008 before [...]
Posted in England, English, fish and chips, food, traveleating on Aug 4th, 2008
For the last two years, husband and I have been going to ogle the classic cars at the annual Classics on the Common in Harpenden, Hertfordshire. We’ve owned classic cars in the past and car events are always a great opportunity to see in the flesh what we’ve only ever seen in magazines. Our plan [...]
Posted in English, London, dining out, food, restaurant review, restaurants, traveleating on Feb 5th, 2008
For over a year, husband has not been able to stop talking about Langan’s Brasserie, ever since he went there with his friends and had the ‘most amazing fish and chips’. Feeling skeptical but slightly curious as well, I finally agreed to go with him.
It’s an ‘old school’ restaurant, very traditional, with fine art [...]
worldfoodieguide.com has an amazing array of restaurant reviews and she is very fair and straight with her comments. Particularly useful for Chinese/Asian venues, her area of expertise
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