Grottino, 9-10 Sukhumvit, Soi 19, Bangkok
Can anybody remember when the Fondue was in fashion. No? Our final evening in Bangkok was spent in the Grottino,…
Category: Eating Out
Restaurants, Inns and hotels worth a mention
Cabbages and Condoms, Sukhumvit, Soi 12, Bangkok
Went to dinner last evening with Sandy and Kay McKinnon and a party of friends at this most unusual of…
Carrickfergus Sailing Club
The indomitable members of CSC – BDDS (ballroom dancing debating society) block booked the largest table available for the Valentines…
Queen of Tarts, Dame Street, Dublin
Was sheparded into the Queen of Tarts by Joe Griffin for coffee and a bun whilst on a flying business…
Aldens in the City, Callender Street, Belfast
Shook out our bus passes for a trip into Belfast, too much hassle driving these days, to pick up a…
Jaipur, Grafton Gate East, Milton Keynes
The Jaipur advertises itself as the largest Indian Restaurant in Europe. I am not in a position to verify or…
The Swan Inn, Milton Keynes Village
Milton Keynes was pretty much snowed in when we battled our way round to the Swann Inn for a light…
Oyster Bar, Victoria Centre, Belfast
Tucked in a corner of the ground floor, between ladies shoes and the stationery department, of the House of Fraser,…
Thai Spice, Talbot Place, Dublin
If your in the Connolly Station area and stuck for somewhere for a quick meal then Thai spice is worth…
Expresso Elements, Lisburn Road
There are a plethora of chic coffee houses allong the Lisburn road but Expresso Elements just happens to be opposite…