I love sushi. There’s something about the lightly flavoured, tender fish, cool, dense rice, salty… Read More →
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My visit to Court de Padel, including our game and lunch, was gifted. As always,… Read More →
Soyokaze has been one of my favourite places to eat in Norwich for years, so… Read More →
Norwich has no shortage of independent coffee shops, but Bread Source on Bridewell Alley is…
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If you’ve ever sat in a pub with friends and realised everyone has the sense…
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If you’ve walked through the Castle Quarter in Norwich and glanced at the old Thomson…
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DeVecchio Bakery sits on Lobster Lane in the Norwich Lanes, tucked into a small, cosy…
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Having called St George’s Works my place of work for several years, I’ve literally just…
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If you like your food bold, comforting and full of flavour, Fuego Tacos is one…
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Whether you’re planning a quick European getaway or a longer sunshine break, flights from Norwich…
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The Greek salad at Pandora's Kitchen Now, it's not often that I retrace my steps…
Haddock and chips at French's Whenever anyone mentions going to Wells-next-the-Sea, it always elicits the…
It might come as something of a surprise to discover that in spite of my…
14th February. A date that typically fills me with dread. All I knew was that…
Le Chat Noir (not the original print) I don't very often go to exhibitions at…
Sherry at Mercado San Miguel As you might have spotted over on Twitter, I recently…
Chilli caipirinha at The Ten Bells A few weeks ago I blogged about my dining…
Serrano ham platter at Appleyard & Co Driving along Exchange Street in Norwich, I nearly…
Sunshine at Whitlingham Like most people in Norfolk, when I awoke to find the sunlight…
Pulled pork tray at Harbercue It was not so long ago that Harbercue was a…
If you like your history with a side of beer, Norwich Pub Tours is well worth your time. Led by comedian and guide Rob, this four-hour walking tour takes you through some…
