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Last Monsoon

Posted by caspersk3 13 November 2007

An Indian restaurant, the best curry I ever had. A great name in Stockport.

www.lastmonsoon.co.uk

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Los Amigos Restaurant

Posted by simplybrittany 12 November 2007

Great meat feast and happy friendly service.

Reguliersdwarsstraat 57, 1017 BK Amsterdam, 020 626 50 80

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Places to Eat Breakfast in Liverpool

Posted by Fred5 11 November 2007

Essentially a personal guide to the classic breakfast fry-up as it is served in the cafes and eateries of Liverpool/Merseyside plus some specially featured cafes from further afield. Sometimes things other than a full English will find their way into the blog - but there will be a good reason!

breakfastliverpool.blogspot.com/

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First Floor Cafe

Posted by Fred5 11 November 2007

Cafe in the building of Lakeland Plastics flagship Windermere store.

breakfastliverpool.blogspot.com/2007/11/029-first-floor-cafe.html

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Peninsula Hampton

Posted by ismith 9 November 2007

Strange name for a new restaurant in suburban Hampton. However, it's one with an upmarket atmosphere, very good food and superb service and that makes for a very fine dining experience. It's a touch above our other local Chinese restaurants.

356 Hampton St Hampton 3188
ph (03) 9521 6066

100m south of the railway station

Google map: tinyurl.com/p6wmce

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Lulu Restaurant

Posted by bowersstacey 9 November 2007

Can you image that in Rio de Janeiro there's a place so unique that can be called an Italian bistro? Italian because the menu is all based on the pizza land's gastronomy, but here you will find only the modern and sophisticated tendencies of this traditional cuisine.

Bistro because the flair and cosiness of those places are present everywhere. With three floors, the third a terrace right under Cristo's statue, the ambience could not be nicer.

For passioned lovers Lulu is a great choice. You can have a quiet place full of candlelight to inspire your romance. For group of friends it's also a good idea, after all, who doesn't enjoy a well-prepared meal in a beautifully decorated environment?

Lulu
Rua Visconde de Carandaí, 2
Jardim Botânico – 21 2294.7830
www.restaurantelulu.com.br

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Citrus

Posted by perfecto 8 November 2007

Cozy atmosphere and decent prices.

Sheraton Park Lane, 112 Piccadilly, London, W1J 7BX

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Very central, very cheap, and provides all the facilities you could wish for. Great choice of breakfasts from The Causeway Cafe. Fresh cooked and very reasonable.

22-32 Donegall Road, Belfast BT12 5JN
www.hostelworld.com

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Stallion Inn

Posted by MikeMavis 6 November 2007

The Stallion Inn on Amathus Ave in Limassol in Cyprus is a great place to eat. They do all types of meals and the sweets are out of this world.

The service is great and the staff are fantastic, plus they have a large stock of wines, spirits, beers, soft drinks and liqueurs. We had a fortnight near to them and we had all our evening meals there, we thoroughly recommend the Stallion to everyone.

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Local Beers and Buffalo Burgers

Posted by bladeaway 4 November 2007

Lots of excellent beers often in the British style locally brewed, available in bars (such as the Sport Bar on Main St) and stores to take back to the bungalow/cabin/camper. Mind the elk if you're walking back late. Burgers the size of an elk.

Jasper town, on the Athabasca River

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Cramond Gallery Bistro

Posted by bladeaway 4 November 2007

Cosy tea room/bistro/restaurant (mind your head!) at beautiful Cramond on the quayside of the River Almond and Forth. A great selection of home cooked local recipes, soups with home made bread, full meals or just a tea, coffee or chocolate and cake.

The stone built artisans cottage was once a cooperage for the long gone brewing pub next door. Lovely walks along the beaches and fields away from the Edinburgh crowds, but within walking distance of the city (four-five miles).

On the waterfront at Cramond, watch the boats swans and seabirds. Buses and a big car park up the hill.

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Restaurante Kursaal

Posted by ldn2mcr 4 November 2007

We dined in the ground floor restaurant and had the great value tasting menu of five enormous courses. Located in an iconic, modern building on the banks of the river close to where it meets the sea.

www.restaurantekursaal.com

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La Caravella

Posted by sere 4 November 2007

La Caravella is a historic restaurant in Venice, the decor recalls the famous vessel, but with an elegant touch. In summer the restaurant serves its delicious dishes in a typical Venetian courtyard. It's a first class restaurant with great dishes (turbot, filet of beef, risotto, pasta) and wide selection of wines. Cost is not obviously on the cheap side, however it is among the less expensive, considering restaurants of the same level, or even of a lower consideration! Remember to make a reservation especially on weekends.

La Caravella is on via XXII Marzo,
refer to its website
www.restaurantlacaravella.com/

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Linger Longer

Posted by Louise_ 2 November 2007

Linger Longer, in the suburb of Sandton–French style food with South African flavours, fantastic place to eat (not for the budget conscious though!), in the elegant dining rooms or on the shady terrace. We had a selection of mouthwatering starters (porcini, enormous oysters, scallops, crocodile curry, langoustines, and more) which barely left room for the delicious main course and delicate desserts!

The sommelier can tell you all you need to know about South African wines. Book to avoid disappointment.

www.dining-out.co.za/member_details-MemberID-1694.html

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La Colombeat Constantia Uitsig

Posted by Louise_ 2 November 2007

La Colombeat Constantia Uitsig wine estate is now 50% owned by a black empowerment co-operative. The French style food at La Colombe was of a high standard – 'jalousie de langoustines' anyone? - with excellent service on a garden terrace by the vineyards. There is another restaurant (The Constantia Uitsig) overlooking the vineyards and a more informal restaurant (the River Café) in the courtyard behind the wine shop – noisy when we were there because of ‘the ladies who lunch’.

www.constantiauitsig.co.za/constantia_uitsig/uitsig.html

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Blues at Camps Bay

Posted by Louise_ 2 November 2007

Blues at Camps Bay. Cool seafood restaurant with terrace and panoramic windows overlooking the beach. Great food in a relaxed environment. Apparently it gets very busy here in season, so booking is recommended.

www.blues.co.za/blues/index.html

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This is an authentic Spanish restaurant with a very friendly staff, local products, a good cook, no-nonsense food (we had a wonderfully fresh dorade for two) and all the things you will appreciate in contrast to the fast-food dominated tourism industry on the Balearic Islands.

The restaurant has just closed for the winter. I suppose it will open again on May 1st, 2008. Give it a try!

Restaurante Cala Blanca
Cala Blanca, Menorca, Spain
(5 km south of Ciutadella, overlooking the little beach of Cala Blanca)

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Salix at Willow Creek

Posted by ismith 1 November 2007

Salix restaurant at the Willow Creek Winery on the Mornington Peninsula south of Melbourne is simply superb.

Local produce and seafood, a great view and the fine wines from the winery and other areas create a high-class dining experience. Go for lunch or dinner and enjoy!

Willow Creek Vineyard
166 Balnarring Road
Merricks North 3926

Salix Restaurant
ph: 5989 7640


www.willow-creek.com.au/index.php?page=salix_restaurant

Google map: tinyurl.com/p4l5ox

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Casa Salva

Posted by mmarvaloca 31 October 2007

See www.guardian.co.uk/travel/2007/oct/27/saturday.seville for details.

Open only on weekdays, between 1pm and 5pm.

c/Pedro del Toro, 12 (+954 214 115)
Hidden away on a narrow street Behind the Museo de Bellas Arte
picasaweb.google.com/yaniyoplin/CasaSalva

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The Spice of Life

Posted by londonite 31 October 2007

This pub, halfway between Leicester Square and Tottenham Court Road tube stations, is brilliant. As well as a good range of drinks and a yummy menu, it offers loads of live music events all week (from open mic nights to unsigned indie bands and old-time jazz).

Thanks to a new refurbishment the Spice now looks like a slightly garish, eccentric Highland mansion, and it's extra-cosy for sinking winter pints. And best of all the pub's attractions? Three words: Sticky. Toffee. Pudding.

6 Moor St (by the intersection of Charing Cross Road and Shaftesbury Ave - just next to the big theatre)
www.spiceoflifesoho.com

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