Modern Indian Cuisine at Navadhanya
Kerry joined bloggers and other regulars at Navadhanya for a winter tasting and menu preview.
Navadhanya – Modern Indian dining
Category Archives: Restaurants, pubs and stalls
BABA – I di’n’ed and went to Heaven
Last week, I was invited to a preview of the new Levantine restaurant, BABA, that is due to open officially on 15 November in Edinburgh and it’s safe to safe I di’n’ed and went to Heaven.
Topolabamba – Mexican food to please a coeliac sufferer
With the Mexican Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) last week, there’s been a Mexican theme to my drinking and dining choices recently. Ever since Thomasina Miers won Masterchef, way back in 2005, I’ve been intrigued by Mexican food but it’s only recently that I’ve become a convert…
The 55 Bar & Grill: brings a touch of style & glamour to sleepy Bridge of Allan
Driving in the autumn sunshine to Bridge of Allan took me down memory lane to my student days in Stirling 20 years ago. I loved this time of year when all the leaves on campus turned red and gold. However, this time I was having a lunch meeting in the…
Trenchtown Social Club – feelgood Caribbean food & vibes
Goat curry with rice & peas, and dumplings. Gorgeous!
Caroline went to Trenchtown Social Club, the Caribbean restaurant in Tollcross, to chase away memories of ice cream with goat curry and iced tea.
Passage to India – A Hidden Gem
Indian is our favourite takeaway, and we’re loyal; always ordering from the same restaurant. But now I’ve been to Passage to India, it’s blown everything else out the water…
Harajuku Kitchen launches its hot new izakaya at Cabaret Voltaire
Harajuku chefs
One of Edinburgh’s favourite Japanese restaurants and street food stalls, Harajuku Kitchen, has launched its latest incarnation with an izakaya style residency at Cabaret Voltaire. I went along earlier tonight, with other food and travel bloggers to try it out.
L’escargot blanc – the perfect place to catch up
When this is published, I’ve just arrived in Paris for a long weekend. I want long walks, plenty of kir royal and at least one steak tartare. To get myself in the mood for the trip, I met a friend at L’escargot blanc for French food and a catch-up.
No. 1 The Grange: Great pub grub
I’ve been intrigued on Instagram for a while by a gastro pub in Edinburgh called No. 1 The Grange. You would think that the name would give it a way as to its location, but it took me a while to figure out where it was. Tucked away on the…
La P’tite Folie – hello, old friend. It’s been too long!
Recently, I met Christopher after work and we decided to go for dinner somewhere. We were on George Street, walking towards the West End, so I suggested La P’tite Folie. We’ve reviewed them before but it’s time for an update: what’s happened in the last three years?