Thanks to The American Lieutenant for this review of Trattoria Al Sile in Treviso: We were on our way back to Treviso airport after skiing in Arabba, in the Dolomites and a friend of ours, an artist from Malta called Pawlu Carabonara, advised us to have lunch at this restaurant. We booked (advisable) a table for…
The Trafalgar Tavern is part of The ‘Greenwich Maritime World Heritage Site’. This pub/ restaurant is “A Place Where The Past Can Live On In The Present”, it’s a piece of Greenwich history. We haven’t auditedThe Trafalgar Tavern but we’ve found out that you can access it unaided, and there’s a rail if you need it and…
The Town Hall Hotel is a Grade II-listed Edwardian building, which was Bethnal Green’s old town hall. Dating back to 1910, it has won numerous architectural awards for it’s multi million pound restoration. It has retained many of the expensive Edwardian & Art Deco features – Local Councils obviously had more money in those days?? I can’t…
On Thursday the first of August BBS assembled a crack team of professional revellers to take on the Wheeled In Chelsea Bar Crawl to help launch our Summer Competition. We were going to go to five different venues that had featured on Made In Chelsea. The night would involve five people, four bars, one restaurant, one…
Tonic is a small cocktail bar in Edinburgh. They come up with very creative cocktail menus featuring the classics along with their own recipes. The list of movie based cocktails – such as the Ron Burgundy or Pineapple Express – looks intriguing; although I can’t understand why you’d have a cocktail called a Pornstar Martini…
London is so full of interesting museums and galleries that often, with the massive places like the Natural History Museum, The Science Museum and The Tate being so well known, it’s easy to overlook some of the smaller one’s. But there are so many other interesting specialist museums out there. We’ve compiled a list and…
Tompkins is a new restaurant located within Pan Peninsula at Canary Wharf, there is a large al fresco waterside dining and drinking space in the whole of the area. Tompkins is beautifully decorated and has great disabled facilities! There is no need for a ramp to get in, there are rails for support if you need it…
For once I went back to somewhere I’d reviewed before for a second visit – Tom’s Kitchen in King’s Rd. It was for a quiet birthday celebration of one of my Lieutenants and I can say it was as good as the last time but for the fact we had a table tucked in by…
Toast Bar & Bistro is in Leeds City Centre. “With the warm feel of a local” it is very close to the train station and is “one of only a few Leeds city centre bars with a heated outside area.” We haven’t audited Toast yet but we called up and found out about their access. They said…