Street food, Cocktails and Music at Pitch Stratford
Spread the loveThe Pitch Stratford is an open space area less than 5 minutes walk from the Stratford underground station. One foot outside the station and you already get the vibrant energy from the neighbourhood. The space is funky and colourful, perfect for the summer days to come and to spend a nice day with…
Skylight Rooftop bar – Cocktails, Street Food and Croquet
Spread the loveThis is a real rooftop bar. It includes three floors of a converted car park in the trendy Tobacco Docks of East London. The music combined with a view of London’s skyline sets out for a classy yet relaxed atmosphere. You can even embrace your competitive side and take part in a spot…
5 Cities Around the World Where You Can Have a Feast on Budget
Spread the loveOne of the most pleasurable things to do when travelling is learning about new ingredients and sampling new local cuisines. In my travels, I have eaten at all sorts of places from an Indian Maharaja’s palace in Rajasthan to a little street food stall under a tree in Kuala Lumpur. If you are…
Tasting Latin America at Comidafest
ComidaFest Latin American Street Food Festival on the Southbank- We feasted, we Zumba’d and Salsa’d, drank Pisco Sours,discovered Colombian arepas and Pastel de Choclo, drankMalbec with Picanha steaks, chowed down on Mexican Tacos, Venezuelan Arepas, Brazilian Pastels, Cubana sandwiches and more.
Street Food Union Rupert Street Soho
Spread the loveStreet Food Union is situated on the site of a Victorian market on Rupert Street in Soho. In a typically quaint London fashion, their license is based on old Victorian market regulations. What you will find is a curated group of street food vendors who are selected for their quality, authenticity and diversity. Very…
Celebrating Mexican Day of the Dead at Wahaca’s Fiesta
Spread the loveMany cultures around the world honour their dead relatives and ancestors with celebrations or ceremonies. In the Philipinnes, they build elaborate homes in cemeteries and families spend their weekends there.The Chinese celebrate the Hungry Ghost in the 7th lunar month. The Celts would offer food and drinks to appease spirits who are believed to…
