Photography
If there are any aspiring food photographers interested in participating in a blogging project and contributing the odd guest post about an eatery only you know about… …please contact us here We will build those occasional guest posts we get, into a cluster of low tech, low maintenance websites. Turning them into an organic homegrown […]
Best burgers
Is the best restaurant in Chichester really, a humble, no frills, takeaway? Not if you are looking for a comprehensive moderately priced wine list. Not if you are going to judge ‘best’ in terms of ambiance, chic decor and smiling ever attentive waitrons. But if it’s flavour and originality that makes the difference, The Pass […]
Brighton cafes
I was actually looking for the non-descript little restaurant offering a breakfast buffet that I found yesterday. When I bumped into the Little Shop in Market St at the bottom end in Brighton. It was the soups which caught my eye. A choice of half a dozen different soups. I don’t know why it is […]
South African breakfast
Finding a breakfast cafe in the UK that understands what is meant when you order your egg easy over, is not easy. But not at the Sunny Side Up Cafe in Wolverton. Their South African breakfast comes standard, eggs easy over.
The Fat Fish
Situated on Central Beach, offering mountain and sea views Fat Fish is a stylish fish restaurant and tapas bar. Patrons walk straight off the beach for a cocktail on the open deck or enjoy the some of the best seafood that can bve found in Plett. They also cater for bespoke weddings, private functions and […]
Coffee
Travel Bugs – your local eatery and garden cafe is the best kept secret on the Garden Route All our food is freshly prepared, our service attentive and the atmosphere peaceful and relaxing. Our salads have created their own reputation; we bake our own whole wheat and white bread; and our menu is full of […]
Cornish ales
Cornwall is a popular, must do destination for visitors to the UK. As is the traditional hospitality, pub food and real Cornish ales found at one of the oldest pubs in the UK, The Crown Inn Lanlivery. Offering simple hearty dishes all their meat, seafood and fresh produce is all sourced locally. The braised beef […]
Garden Route Awards
THE CXPRESS Garden Route Culinary Awards took place at beautiful Kurland Estate in The Crags on Monday afternoon, with the who’s who of the ‘hood’s food aficionados in attendance to either receive or hand over prizes. At the steer of proceedings were Francois Ferreira, head honcho of the South African Chaîne de Rôtisseurs, and Anne […]
Hog roasts
Start with dessert
Another excellent meal at The Angel in Midhust Although I have to admit that it was their three course, fifteen pounds ninety five lunch time special, that first persuaded me to take another look this old English Coaching Inn. Since when, I have been back a couple of times. That and the crumble, on their […]
On a Rainy Day – Diary entry
18th May…cold and rainy in Knysna, can’t complain we have had fabulous weather this summer. Popped in to Café d’ Arté, on Main Street, with some business colleagues for a meeting and to attempt to warm up and that we did. Erna is a lovely host, keen to help and happy to serve you a […]