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Monthly Archive for July, 2009

Timoney’s, Oakwood, Leeds

More breakfast reviews, I’m afraid.
Timoney’s is a lovely little cafe in North Leeds on a parade of shops in Oakwood not far from Roundhay Park and conveniently down the road from the office.
We’re often in there and it’s an incredibly friendly little place. The people that run it are lovely and they can never do [...]

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Sufficiently inspired by my outrageously successful breakfast visit to Harvey Nichols, G dcided to join me for the latest instalment of my relentless search for the very best breakfast experience Leeds (and its environs) can offer.
This week: City Bar and Grill.
Occupying a great location in city square and if the weather is fine, there’s not [...]

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Hog roast planning evening

We decided a few weeks ago that we would attempt another hog roast in the summer months, so last night we held a planning meeting where we could work out who’s doing what in terms of logistics, ensuring we have even division of labour and crucially, how many bread buns we will need.
Hosted by D&G, [...]

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Chino Latino, Leeds, 23-07-09

A very loveley afternoon/evening was spent with my dear friend AKCoppi. We met at Restaurant Bar and Grill and had a Mojito which set us up for the Mojito challenge…Watching cocktails been mixed is a fascinating business but I always find myself wanting to tell…sorry.. advise bar mixologists? how to make a decent Mojito….Anyway..our 2nd [...]

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Cornwall July 2009

Every year Pat, Tony, Tess and Dawn get to St. Agnes in Cornwall and every other year Chester and I tag along, this year Jenny and Rob also joined in. The drive to Cornwall can be difficult sometimes but all 3 cars did pretty well this year. Pat, Tony and Tess went down a day earlier [...]

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Cape Sea Grille - Harwich Port

Another of our Cape Cod dining experiences, but first we need to set the scene. We had spent the day whale watching departing from the colourful ‘Provincetown’ and the weather at sea had not been kind with plenty of rain. We returned to the ‘Captains House Inn’ at Chatham (review later) at around 20.00 [...]

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D and I were invited to the wedding of Cath who is the daughter of our very dear friend Maggie. We hadn’t been to East Riddlesden Hall before so were very surprised that in the middle of Keighley is this little heavenly sanctuary complete with pond, beautiful gardens and spiritual old halls(East Riddlesden Hall is a [...]

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A little late but a very worthy addition to the site is the Blue Lion at East Witton. D and I have been wanting to visit the Blue Lion for over a year on recommendation from Pat and Tony P so our anniversary was a good excuse. The Haynes took Mr Chester off our hands so [...]

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The best breakfast in Leeds

Hot on the heels of my visit to Anthony’s, I was off again last weekend on my quest to find the best breakfast our  fine city has to offer.
With recommendations flooding in via Twitter, I opted for Harvey Nichols Fourth Floor Restaurant on Briggate. Leaving the girls at home chilling out I headed out bright [...]

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This is the first review of some of the restaurants we visited on our recent travels around Boston and Cape Cod. We took the ferry from Hyannis to the picturesque island of Nantucket and booked a table at the Straight Wharf on the recommendation of Doug the chef/proprietor at the Cape Sea Grill in Harwich [...]

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