Here are our Dining Out reviews, we only publish good reviews, if we wouldn't recommend a venue then we don't publish a review so have a read and give somewhere different a try next time you dine out. See our other reviews
Whenever I find something good I like to spread the joy - I'm a nice little birdie like that. The Man Bird and his colleague had to go to Belfast on business, so myself and the Better Half
Props to The Man Bird, he has yet again pulled a good deal out of the bag! Every so often Groupon do a deal in our area that we think yup, that's the one for us
The Man Bird and I are no strangers to The Pub People's venues, having visited a couple of others in their chain. One of their recent acquisitions, the Red Lion at Underwood near Bagthorpe
The Man Bird and I have visited The Orangery restaurant at St Elphin's Park in Darley Dale a few times now, and it's lovely to see how things are constantly changing and evolving.
The irresistible appeal of doughnuts can be summed up in this quote I found on the internet, I think: "Nothing tastes as good as skinny feels, except doughnuts; then skinny can go **** itself".
After about 5.5 years in the food review game not much phases or shocks me anymore, but His Nibs and I came away from Angel and Harlequin Bistro in Spinkhill
I am really having to pinch myself at the extent of my good fortune at the moment. Not only do I have my own blog that affords me some incredible dining opportunities, but I have won a
The Man Bird and I do like food; perhaps as well, given that it forms the basis of the blog! On occasion we like to have spicy foods, and Thai cuisine has some amazing spices
Righto, hands up who made the commitment to do Veganuary? Now, put your hands up those that are starting to struggle and can feel their resolve wavering. Apparently
The weekend looked like getting off to a cracking start as we headed off for dinner on a Friday night, thanks to the kind invitation from the team at Vintage Inn's recently refurbished
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