Category: Out and About
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Exploring Milk Tea: A Taste Adventure at The Alley
We went a long time without ever trying Bubble Tea, but eventually succumbed and got a drink at Bubbleology, which, sadly, was a faltering start. We found that bubble tea isn’t bad, but what we have tried could be better. But Bob found another variation to try, Milk Tea!
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Dining Experience at The Real Greek: Worth the 50% Off?
The other week we visited The Sky Garden, but beforehand we found ourselves on the Southbank, feeling a little peckish and needing a coffee or something. Under Tower Bridge we spotted a ‘Real Greek‘ Restaurant with a sign outside showing off their menu and saying that all main meals were 50% off during the day.…
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Sky Garden Review: The Good and The Overrated
The top of an office block in the City of London is a strange place to want to go on a wet Tuesday Afternoon, but last week we and about a hundred others queued up at the bottom of number 20 Fenchurch St.
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Dining Out During a Pandemic
Have you been out for a meal recently? Since this whole Lockdown and overall chaos, we have not been dining out. But last weekend it was a friend and some times creative input to this Blog, Colstar’s Birthday and we were heading to a restaurant. This is our experience.
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Clissold House: The Home of Bad Coffee and Service
Want to have #Badcoffee with #Badcustomerservice then go to #clissoldpark where you can have both. #Awful #Bad #Horrible
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Exploring Kyoto Garden: A Hidden Gem in Holland Park
We went to #kyotogardenhollandpark for a #tranquil Afternoon see what we found in our latest post on #climbingmoss
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Worst Coffee Experience in Acton: A Cautionary Tale
We like coffee, as you may have gathered if you’ve read more than half a dozen posts on here! And we like to tell you of our experiences, so you know where to go and where not to, should you find yourself there. With that in mind, read on…
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Exploring the Regent’s Canal: A 200-Year Journey in London
The Regent’s Canal in London is 200 years old this week. But the canal isn’t just a waterway for Narrowboats, but for so much more.
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Is London Zoo Worth the Visit? Our Honest Insights
We have been promising to go to London Zoo for years, literally years, but due to the price of tickets we have put it off. Since it reopened after lockdown, there seems to be a reduction in fees, so we finally got a chance to go.
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Coffee Adventures: Highlights from Upper Street
Sorry we haven’t been updating the blog recently; we are still working on the current projects. The coffee map is almost done. We are creating a beer quiz which should be fun! Then we are also working on our website layout and icons, etc. Basically, we are busy with many ventures, but we still had…
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