I love sushi. There’s something about the lightly flavoured, tender fish, cool, dense rice, salty… Read More →
Norfolk and Norwich blog
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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David Tennant at the Wynhams This might come as a surprise to some people, but…
Main pool at Turquoise Hotel, Side Right, I've covered my departure in a previous post,…
As some of you may have noticed, things have been rather quiet for me on…
Muffins from Mustard Surprise, surprise, today's blog features cake. Again. Yippee! Today I had the…
I love long weekends; the change of scenery helps me to get away from my…
Mango cupcake from Hummingbird Bakery This post has nothing to do with Norfolk at all,…
Earlham Park in the sunshine There are so many great parks in Norwich and Norfolk…
Gorleston on Sea by Karen Roe It's always difficult to know what to do over…
Mousehold Heath by .Martin I love going out for a walk (as you might have…
Continuing in the foodie vein of the last few posts, today's blog is all about…
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…
