Eat My Words

Nestled on a corner near a popular walking route is a charming little rest stop which is perfect for a brunch, a coffee or a bigger meal.

The restaurant business is a competitive market, and in the battle for cash in tills there always seems be a new fad to get bums on seats.

Normally, a salad would have been the last thing I would choose while eating out but I think the team at this popular cafe might have changed my mind.

This Nepalese restaurant is a firm favourite for our household for celebrations so with a birthday to mark, we looked no further.

Memories rush at me, thick and fast, every time I visit this village and its lovely traditional local.

Our reviewer looked to shake off the post holiday blues by seeing if this town could offer the perfect formula for a day out.

A hearty veggie breakfast made with love helped fuel a Sunday bike ride.

When I saw that a new chef with experience at Dishoom had opened a restaurant locally, I was desperate to try it.

I must admit that brunch hasn’t really been on my radar for the best part of a decade.

Pretty surroundings, a double hit of carbs, nice fillings and piping hot beans - this eatery has it all!

With so many restaurants now closed for diners early in the week, coming across a village restaurant that was open at teatime was a nice surprise.

My phone pinged to let me know the email I was waiting for had arrived.

The promise of a memorable evening at this restaurant was fulfilled for news editor Victoria Fear.

Thanks to school trips, the husband and I were without both kids on a mid-week evening, so we decided to make the most of our freedom with a meal out.

I’ll admit I’m a sucker for good marketing, but I’m not sure I’ve ever been tempted to part with my cash by a spoonerism before.

During a recent family get-together we stopped off at a pizza place, and it didn’t disappoint.

When the sound of the home time bell rang our news team hot-footed it down to a local pub for some food and drink.

Burghley House near Stamford and Belton House in Grantham are the closest Lincolnshire comes to having a palace.

The venue was busy — but was that a good sign? We put the Petalo Lounge to the test…

Heading out to dinner with a group of self-confessed ‘foodies’, I knew it would need to be somewhere not only nice, but very good.