An old warehouse, on the waterfront, in Copenhagen may seem an unlikely place to find the best restaurant in the world. But it is here that the two Michelin starred Noma can be found. Winner of the Restaurant Magazine, Best Restaurant in the World title in 2010, 2011 and 2012, Noma serves classic Nordic cuisine with an innovative and groundbreaking…
A restaurant/wine bar/farmers market in the East End of London at Wapping Wall. He reported that the food was “delicious as is some of the in-house cooked bread, charcuterie and pasta. The menu includes ‘Pan-fried scallops, Venere rice salad, mango, chilli and coriander chutney ‘ and ‘Crispy pork belly, sautéed new potatoes, baby carrots, radish,…
On a recent trip to Milan Lieutenant No.2 (I shall be late!), stopped off at theBar at Fortnum & Mason for breakfast before the flight. Here’s his report: “Better than Pret. Sitting at their low level very spacious, wheelchair spaces we had a nice breakfast with complimentary Bakewell tart. The service was exemplary as you’d expect…
Boulestin came to my attention as their courtyard was used in ‘Made in Chelsea’ but don’t let that put you off. I and one of my occasional Lieutenants, went there for a light lunch that changed into a heavy one. It’s in St. James’s and there is parking in a few nearby streets and in St…
Update May 2016: Barracuda is closed as the balcony collapsed! ………………………………………………………………………………. We researched Malta as a whole and due to the influx of luxury hotel brands and a concerted effort from the EU to make tourism accessible, there are a number of other hotels that need investigation (see below). There is also a growing club…
Reader review: “Very disabled friendly! Large hotel with a mixture of guests and timeshare customers. On several floors, it is wheelchair accessible inside and out, with 3 main lifts and a number of swimming pools outside. The bathroom in our suite, which included a very well appointed kitchen, was already fitted out for a disabled…
We, the Musical Lieutenant and myself, recently when to see Farinelli and the King a play that was originally set to Candlelight at the Sam Wanamaker’s Playhouse at Shakespeare’s Globe , somewhere to be praised for it’s accessibility. I was originally invited to see it there and I wish I’d gone as the view would have…
Morston Hall is in Norfolk, 2 miles from the coast. It’s an ‘intimate country house hotel’ run by Galton Blackiston and his wife. He’s a Michelin Starred Chef often seen on Saturday Kitchen on BBC1. They have a Michelin Star and 3 AA Red Rosettes amongst a myriad of other awards. So the food must be…
No nasty ‘lips’ at the automatic entry door and a sublime non-slip ramp (with a grab rail) all the way to reception and smooth flooring all the way to the bar. The atrium has a 1920’s feel but is still very modern and natural light makes everything easy to see. The service was friendly and…