Wine Estates
The South African wines of origin (WO) scheme came about in the early 1970’s. This system was based on the European classification system. Today the WO classification recognizes “geographic units”, regions, districts and wards. This is done in order of size from the biggest to smallest. The WO appears together with the name of the […]
Special places
Emily Moon offers guests a stunning setting with beautiful collectors pieces in every nook and cranny. There is an eclectic menu for candlelit dinners and Sunday lunches around the pool area. Their barman is a dab hand at cocktails in the evening whilst watching a magnificent sunset! The deck tables virtually hang over the river […]
Karoo lamb curry
Meenachee’s is the oldest Indian restaurant serving the Garden Route. Specialising in authentic, home-style, Indian dishes prepared with passion by Meenachee. Dishes as diverse and unique as India. A choice of curries, vegetarian, vegan and Jain offerings, as well as some local favourites, like Karoo lamb curry, or the uniquely South African “Bunny Chow”. They […]
Terri’s Cafe
[Edit] 11/2/24 Closed. The search continues. The best places are often the most difficult to find And Terri’s Cafe in Havant is not easy to find. Tucked away in the Truck Stop in the Langstone Technology Park it is packed full of character. Offering a menu that is loaded with homemade options. A typically traditional […]
English breakfast
For a traditional English breakfast try the Riviera Cafe in Selsey. Eggs are always fresh, nice big plate, great service. Reminds me a bit of a throwback to a 60’s Diner. But that might just be because I always had a good meal at this restaurant
Two Acres Tearoom
This weather calls for comfort food. We found some this morning, freshly baked at Two Acres Tearoom. Brioche and Butter pudding with orange mascarpone Yum. Two Acres Tearoom can be found just off the main road to Assagay. They grow many of the items they serve, and in season, the vegetable and herb garden supplies […]
Taste of Palestine
We travelled up to London by train and after we got everything sorted out at the Embassy we went looking for a late breakfast. Despite reservations, I have learnt not to argue when she is hungry. So I allowed myself to be steered towards a table in what at first appeared to be a traditional […]
Coffee in the garden
Going out for coffee is precisely that. It is about the setting. What you are doing whilst sitting back and doing different. Takeaway cardboard cups and plastic lids don’t do it.
Gastro pub
At Mo’s we know that your dining experience should be more than just “eating out”. It’s about taking time out to satisfy the senses, feed the soul and gather with friends in an ambiance that creates treasured moments and memories. It’s about delighting you with a unique harmony of taste sensations from our Chef’s choice […]
Confused
Well now travelling on the garden route is something that I’ve done about as much of as a person can. It’s an unusual place, beautiful in a way that few places are. Years ago I cycled the old seven passes road, took a heavy old clunker bicycle up the montague pass and found the Herold […]