Having been around in Leeds for almost one full year now, The Ivy, as expected, is still a honeypot for food lovers, where across the full day, be served British contemporary dishes. Even though I’ve been several times already, here and here, the interior still fascinates me, and I always seem to eye up the same cat print on the…
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On our recent sunny escape to Spain, where we basked in all the sun, indulged in tapas and consumed Tinto de Verano, we decided to book a mini-retreat in the Spanish countryside. What was essentially a stay-cation before heading back to the airport, we went off the beaten track and went as local as we could.There were several reasons why…
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Brasserie Blanc in Leeds has been the home and heart of classic French food for 12 years now, a city centre venue somewhat unobvious to the eye yet a dining experience that would be felonious to miss. Having lived in Leeds for nine years, I’ve heard of the brasserie before, yet never visited. Only recently having been invited to an…
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It is official, I have graduated as a master distiller, by having made my very own Slingsby Gin concoction. To attest my newly found skill, is the signed and sealed Spirit of Harrogate bottle proudly placed in our drinks globe, and a recipe card to follow. In our fine corner of Yorkshire, Harrogate to be precise, you’ll find the Spirit…
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Located on Bond Street, one of Leeds newest food ventures is Wok to Walk. Their 14th UK venue, brings the chain here to our city centre. Having started back in 2004 in Amsterdam, the business concept came to life after finding food-spiration from a round trip of Asia. Since their first opening, 15 years ago, there are almost 100 restaurants…
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