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Le Pont de Vie

Posted by bobsi 27 August 2008

Their great food and wine - given two stars by Wine and Dine - plus friendly staff have already been recommended on this site but they have moved to an even more luxurious location - a beautiful shop house in the historic Kampong Glam district. Also they have a new chef, Patrick Tan and his menus are divine.

26 Kandahar Street (Kampong Glam) across from the Malay Heritage Village off Northbridge Road (they moved there from Waterloo street).

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Poêles de Carottes

Posted by Sixpointfour 26 August 2008

This restaurant, on the Petite France side of town, has a compelling and creative menu of organic vegetarian dishes. Look past the boring location (it has no real view to speak of) for great food at a moderate price.

In late August 2008, the owners opened another restaurant, Bristrot et Chocolat, which, although I haven't tried it, looks fantastic. It's located on Rue de la Râpe, near the Cathédrale de Notre Dame.

2 Place des Meuniers
Telephone: 03 88 32 33 23

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Palffy Palace Restaurant

Posted by RachelTee 25 August 2008

The Palffy Palace is a real hidden gem. Nestled in a faded 18th century Baroque building below Prague Castle, the restaurant serves excellent modern European food. It's especially romantic in winter.

Valdstejnska 14, Mala Strana, Prague 1
Malostranska (line A)
Tram stop: Malostranske Namesti (trams: 12,22,23)

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Zuka

Posted by rivettaf 25 August 2008

Zuka is a very sophisticated restaurant, located in a charming quarter of Rio.

I went there with my wife and we liked it a lot, especially because of the great reception and creative food. We ordered farfalle (pasta with tomatoes, basil, garlic and mussarela di búfala) and prime rib with Italian potatoes. I also recommend the white chocolate petit gateau! Everything there is very tasty!

Rua Dias Ferreira, 233, Leblon- Rio de Janeiro.
(55)(21)3205-7154
www.zuka.com.br

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M'Riste Jouhar restaurant

Posted by TravelJames 23 August 2008

This new restaurant serves delicious Moroccan food (by the cook formerly at Villa Maroc) in beautiful, simple surroundings. The chicken pastilla was by far the best we tasted anywhere on our trip - deliciously moist and worth going there just for this. This is a small restaurant which means we were able to pick and choose from all the various menus rather than feeling bound by one particular set menu. Very reasonable prices too. We got a table for two without reserving but as it becomes better known it may be preferable to book ahead, especially for larger parties. It's down a little street not far from Les Alizes (which was also an excellent restaurant choice).

6 Rue Med Diouri, Essaouira near the Musee L'Alliance Francaise. 024 78 58 54.

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Patisserie Al Jawda

Posted by TravelJames 23 August 2008

This great little patisserie and juice shop is on Rue Dabachi about 50 metres west of Chez Chegrouni (the NW corner of Djemma el-Fna) - the sign is in Arabic only but you'll know it's the one because it's just at the corner of Route Kennaria D. It is open all day but particularly humming with life at about 10-11pm. Join the locals in choosing what to have in your freshly made smoothie/milkshake. Try milk and almonds (lait et amandes), or peach and plum (peche et prune), or a mix (panache - pronounced panashee). Ask for it without sugar if you prefer (sans sucre). The fruit is wonderful. They also do pastries, yoghurts with fruit etc. And they'll make up boxes of Moroccan mini-pastries for you to take home for your friends - a big box holds up to 500g (the cost is very reasonable - think it was 60 dirhams per half kilo). Smoothies and milkshakes are around 9 dirhams each - excellent value even by Moroccan standards. And the staff were very friendly - we became evening regulars and were quite sad to leave. Why doesn't someone set one of these up in London?

Patisserie Al Jawda, Rue Dabachi 16-18, Marrakech, tel 024 38 73 05

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Hard Rock Café

Posted by brownthomas79 22 August 2008

It's weird to explain what Hard Rock is, because most people know the place (they are all over the world!)

The one in Rio is a great nightclub for those who love to dance crazy, with arms and legs wide open because it’s spacious there. I danced 'carioca' funk all night and it was pretty funny! Almost forgot to praise the drinks - very creative and tasty.

Avenida das Américas, 700 - Barra da Tijuca - Rio de Janeiro
(21)2132-8000
www.hardrockcafebrasil.com.br

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Azul Marinho

Posted by brownthomas79 22 August 2008

Azul Marinho is a restaurant specialising in seafood. I had a great afternoon there! After the beach I stopped by to have a late lunch with some friends. I ordered lagosta à brasileira (lobster) and camarão na moranga (shrimp). Both plates were very good! The restaurant also has an amazing view to the beach. Sunset there is out of this world!

Av. Francisco Bhering, S/N° - Praia do Arpoador.
(21) 2513-5014

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Crystale Jade

Posted by Allen1 22 August 2008

This is a chain which has a range of restaurants across the far East. In a city where you can get cheap and plentiful food this is a restaurant that produces quality food in smaller quantities. More pricey but worth it. An eight-course sampler of signature dishes is 228 yuan.

Wangfujing shopping mall

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Milano's Brighton Beach

Posted by ismith 22 August 2008

A daggy old longstanding hotel (robbed by bushrangers in the 19th century!), Milano's has gone through a renovation and rejuvenation
and today it has decent dining facilities (new bistro) and new function areas (for receptions or parties). The bay and city views from the upstairs function area is amazing.

In addition, Milano's is gaining a reputation as a great place for live music featuring local acts Dining and entertainment deals make this a great night out.

4 The Esplanade, Brighton Beach, Victoria, AUSTRALIA, 3186
Phone: (03) 9592 3555
Fax: (03) 9592 3619
next door to Brighton Beach railway station

www.milanos.com.au/

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Brasileirinho

Posted by gerald81moore 21 August 2008

Brasileirinho is a small and cosy restaurant located in Ipanema.

I recommend it because they serve real Brazilian food for a very cheap price. To start, ask for "caldinho de feijão" (it's like a soup made with beans), then order a plate with rice, beans, "farofa", french fries and a grilled steak. I'm sure you will love it!

Rua Jangadeiros, 10 - Ipanema, Rio de Janeiro.
(55)(21)2513-5184

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00 bar

Posted by gerald81moore 21 August 2008

00 is a very famous bar, nightclub and restaurant in Rio.

I liked to go there because I ate great food and then danced with my friends all night! There are so many beautiful people there! Especially the girls.

Avenida Padre Leonel Franca, 240 - Gávea, Rio de Janeiro.
(55)(21)2540-8041

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Sobrenatural

Posted by gerald81moore 21 August 2008

This restaurant is located in a very traditional quarter in Rio de Janeiro. I liked it a lot, mainly because of the fresh fish that goes to the restaurant right after being caught. The music was nice too. When I was there they played some popular Brazilian music.

Rua Almirante Alexandrino 432, St. Teresa, Rio de Janeiro
(55)(21)2244-1003

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Casa da Feijoada

Posted by gerald81moore 21 August 2008

Casa da Feijoada is a restaurant, in Ipanema, specialising in Brazilian food. It's a cozy place to go with your date, friends or family.

I recommend it because there you can taste the most famous Brazilian plate – Feijoada! They serve a very tasty one and besides that, people there will attend to you pretty good.

Rua Prudente de Moraes, 10 - Ipanema, Rio de Janeiro
Phone#:(55)(21) 2523-4994
www.cozinhatipica.com.br

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This restaurant in Santo António das Areias near Marvão is well worth a visit if you are going to this area. You can eat outside in the courtyard or in the trendy modern interior.

We had a fabulous meal and the owners were so friendly, they were celebrating a birthday and offered the guests a glass of champagne. We will definitely return. Don't miss the prawns in beer sauce or the pork with plum sauce. Great with a bottle of Chamine Vinho Tinto (red wine).

www.a-opoejo.com

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Manzana Bar & Restaurant

Posted by Summers 18 August 2008

A relatively new addition to the Krakow Restaurant scene and a delight to find good value delicious food in a pleasant airy dining room with an adjoining characterful bar and garden. Great friendly service.

Kazimerz, just off the main square as you head back to central Krakow underneath the Spartz hotel

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Blue Elephant

Posted by HKNick 18 August 2008

Simply the best top end Thai cuisine you'll taste in Bangkok outside a five-star hotel. It's not expensive but the whole dining experience will blow you away. I've lived in Asia for 25 years and can honestly say this is Thai food at its best.

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This area has fantastic walking, nice drives and plenty to explore. The resort is lively, but not too lively, has great food and bars, and a great fiesta in July. Great for a family holiday.

I've put a more detailed guide up on the link belowhttp://www.seanliquorish.co.uk/blog?p=7

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Porcão

Posted by chiaranatucci 13 August 2008

It's the most famous all-you-can-eat steakhouse in Rio, and it's my favourite place to eat a tasty Brazilian barbecue. The locals love this restaurant and they have lots of them around Rio and Brazil! Ideal for those who like to eat lots of good food.

Av. Armando Lombardi, 591 - Barra da Tijuca- Rio de Janeiro
Phone number: (55)(21) 3389-8989
www.porcao.com.br

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Benkei

Posted by chiaranatucci 13 August 2008

The best Japanese food that I ate in Rio. Fresh food and excellent service!

Rua Henrique Dumont, 71 - Ipanema
Phone number: (55) (21) 2540-4829

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