Gourmet Burger Co. – Toronto, Canada

Gourmet Burger Co. was a really small restaurant. It had metal tables and high chairs and a few seats along one wall. So, when we entered, there were no empty tables and we nearly left the restaurant to go find somewhere less busy.

Hazuki – Covent Garden

It’s quite easy to walk past Hazuki and not notice it, as it’s on the corner of a busy street. But, Hazuki is worthwhile noticing, as it has some of the best Japanese food.

The Big Fish Fight!

Have you joined The Big Fish Fight? Half of all fish caught in the North Sea are thrown back overboard dead. http://www.fishfight.net/

Coquine – South Kensington

Coquine is a very chic and boutique-like with its patterned walls, carpeted lightshades, huge wall mirrors and teal green decor! It has a bar area in the middle of restaurant. Secluded at the back of the restaurant is an oval table surrounded by high chairs! A nice setting for having drinks and food with a…

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Frontline – Paddington

Frontline prides itself on making food from locally sourced produce. The menu is quite small but has sufficient choice.

Caffe Nero – Stockholm (Vasastaden)

First thing that I have to say is that this Caffe Nero is not the same as the chain of Caffe Nero’s that we have in the UK. It has the same name but that’s where all the similarities stop.

Lupita – Charing Cross

We went to Lupita after my friends and I had met for drinks, then realised that it was later than we thought, and some food was in order.

Itsu – Regent Street

Itsu’s motto is health and happiness and that is exactly what it delivers, in my eyes. The calming atmosphere is created with the help of its beautiful orchids, spacious dining area, booths, and the pink and brown decor.

Teaopia – Mississauga, Canada

Usually, I don’t review take away coffee/tea shops. But I was so impressed with Teaopia, that I felt that it deserved to be reviewed! Teaopia is a tea shop with a section that sells take away teas. They had a range of teas and I was interested by the tea cocktails. These were hot drinks…

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