Bangkok Thai is a family run restaurant and it has a welcoming friendly atmosphere. It is situated slightly away from the city centre but it is definitely worth seeking out.
Category: Restaurants
Rails – Kings Cross
It was so special to be taken out for Afternoon Tea with my friend who had introduced me to this delightful experience. It had been a fair few years since we had had chance to have an Afternoon Tea together. The Afternoon Tea at Rails is a quirky and tasty one as it is Harry Potter themed.
Granary Square Brasserie – Kings Cross
Granary Square Brasserie has a main dining space with a seated long bar area running the length of one of the sides of the restaurant. There is a teal green and mustard theme to the decor.
The Botanist – Barnsley
The Botanist has lush greenery indoors and also in the outdoor seating area. There is a striking pretty floral mural on one of the walls.
The Ivy – Harrogate
The Ivy is a restaurant that has been on the radar to visit for many years. A birthday celebration gave us the perfect chance to dine at this wonderful place in the heart of Harrogate.
Masala Zone Criterion – Piccadilly Circus
Having High Tea at the Masala Zone Criterion felt like such a special dining experience. Entering the restaurant, what was striking was the modern and grand surroundings.
Falco Lounge – Barnsley
Falco Lounge is over two levels. The ground floor area has more of a pub feel and low lighting. In contrast the upper level is full of natural light with the huge windows and spacious seating.
Notes – Kings Cross
Notes was a lot smaller than expected for the seating areas. It did have an upper level. There was no worry of looking for vacant seats as the staff show you to available seats when you enter.
Pizza Pilgrims – Covent Garden
Quite a few years back, pizza was all about the toppings and the cheese. The more the better. Not much attention was paid to the base. How things have changed. Now it is all about the base, the crust and the minimal toppings.