A Few More Of My Blog Posts
Thirty versions of tea implies GOOD things
A review of Peyton and Byrne, Greenwich SE10 Peyton and Bryne is one of those places you have to come back to. It's just got too much to choose from. You feel like a kid in a sweetie shop (do kids say they feel like grown ups in a coffee shop?) too much choice of...
Hoping that I remained anonymous, A review of Jamie's Italian Deli
I admit, I slaughtered Jamie's Italian in my last review. Even Italian friends told me they thought about going there and changed their minds after my review. So it was with some trepidation that I ventured in last week, hoping that I remained anonymous and was not...
The Betrayal of the Cafetiere
When my eyes were bedazzled by the glossy nespresso machine in the cooking shop where we were on holiday, I wasn't thinking of myself as being unfaithful. I was unaware I was betraying my humble cafetiere, and the workday faultless barista service of Pret a Manger....
The Upsides to Being Miss Marple
A Review of eating out at Montpelier's, Blackheath SE3 Nice coffee and traditional English cakes make for frequent visits to Montpelier's. And some of those traditional English cakes are exactly what they should be. There must have been upsides to being Miss Marple,...
The ginger lamb was just wow. Wow!
A review of eating out at Sun Ya, Blackheath Standard Pre-planning and much debate is necessary when deciding what to order on an all you can eat menu. Which is tough when you are starving. We considered that ordering 3 mains between the two of us could be justified...
Location is the strong point, a review of Charlton Lido
Unfortunately whether I blog about the lido cafe, or I do not blog about the lido cafe, it seems that you all know about it anyway, and are filling the aisles with your towels. Of course when I refer to this being a blog about the lido cafe, I really mean this is...