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Top hotels and restaurants for a romantic break in Newcastle

There's nothing quite like being whisked away for a romantic city break by your partner. If you're planning to do just that for your other half, consider making a beeline for Newcastle. This vibrant destination is the ideal setting for some quality time together - read on to find out more. Newcastle's most romantic hotels You'll be spoilt for choice when it comes to choosing the perfect hotel for a romantic break in Newcastle . If you want to stay conveniently close to the shops, restaurants and bars of the city centre, consider booking a room at one of the following: • Hotel du Vin (City Road) - This tastefully decorated boutique hotel is located in what used to be the home of the Tyne Tees Steam Shipping Company. Whether you opt for a generously-sized double room or splash out on a stay in a large open plan suite, your break is definitely sure to be both romantic and luxurious. • Jesmond Dene House (Jesmond Dene Road) - Surprisingly, Newcastle's bustling

Top dishes to try along Route 66

Most of us are familiar with Route 66 at least in name, it being one of the US's most famous historic highways. Personally, I think it is the ultimate road trip destination - after all, is there any road that's more iconic? As well as simply being an amazing slice of US history, Route 66 is peppered with fantastic places to eat, with the food they serve being almost as famous as the road itself. So, this post aims to show you some of the best things to eat while driving Route 66 - enjoy! 1) A 72 oz steak Let's start with one of the most famous things, shall we? The 72 oz steak that's served at the Big Texan Steak Ranch is an eating challenge known across the country and even beyond, thanks to appearances on TV programmes like Man vs Food. Provided you can eat this absolute whopper of a meal, your steak will be served to you absolutely free of charge! Regardless of whether you actually believe you can eat the steak or not, I think this challenge is one that's

A Tasty Holiday in Tunisia

When you’re busy with work and life, it’s really easy to fall back on the same boring recipes you always throw together for dinner.  That’s why one of the best, most anticipated things about traveling is being able to get out of your normal routine and sample different types of food. If you’re planning a holiday to Tunisia, your taste buds are in for a treat. Tunisia, the smallest country on the North African coast , draws culinary influences from many sources. Because Tunisia has suffered under many different colonial rulers over the past centuries, the food mixes elements of French, Spanish and Mediterranean cuisine with native North African flavours. Tunisian cooking tends to be spicy, but not all dishes tend this way – one of the most famous dishes to come from Tunisia is couscous. Mixed with peppers, chickpeas, potatoes and meat, couscous is a hearty dinner that can be mild enough for even the faintest of heart. Lamb is a common meat found in many Tunisian dishes, but you

A Guide to Cancun's Best Restaurants

A big draw of booking a luxury holiday is often the delicious and exquisitely-prepared food you can enjoy on such a break. If you're planning to explore Cancun on an indulgent getaway, you'll want to eat at some of the city's best establishments - read on for my guide to the top restaurants to try out. source El Conquistador Kukulcan Boulevard Many of the best gourmet restaurants in Cancun can be visited by reservation only, and El Conquistador is one of them. The eatery is located on Kukulcan Boulevard in the Royal Mayan resort - which is situated in the Hotel Zone - and offers a good variety of dishes, including appetisers like warm onion bread and cheese straws. Lobster bisque, shrimp primavera and coffee-crusted grouper are among the meals you can choose from at the venue, and some dishes are prepared at your table. Between courses you'll be given a lime sorbet to cleanse your palate and from 19:00 local time you can also enjoy live music. Du Mexique

Dubai: gourmet dining without the high price tag

Hear the words 'Dubai' and 'gourmet dining' in the same sentence and you'll probably automatically think of swanky, expensive restaurants that'll leave your wallet wincing and your bank account bereft. And, to be perfectly honest, a lot of the time you'd be right - but what I've recently discovered is that there are actually some fantastic and affordable gourmet eateries if you know where to look. Here are a few of the best. Al Nafoorah Where: Jumeirah Emirates Towers If you want to get a real taste of Arabia, Al Nafoorah is a great place to come that won't break the bank. It's known for its authentic Lebanese mezze platters (you can choose both hot and cold dishes), but it's got a reputation for more than its decent-value, delicious food . One of the reasons for its popularity is its cosy atmosphere, so it's great if you fancy quite a relaxed meal. It's also got a nice al fresco seating area, which is well worth checki

The Best Rooftop Bars and Restaurants in London

Take your significant other into a moment of Zen while you watch the sun ease the stress out of you. The gentle music playing in the background really calms any worries you have. Relax in one of London’s rooftop venues as the rush of horns go off in the busy capital right under you. There’s not a single thing that can ruin the moment you’re experiencing. Here are London’s best rooftop bars and restaurants that will give you a view you’ll never forget. The Oxo Tower Terrace Many of the rooftop luxurious in London come with high costs. They are, after all, the epitome of an elegant wine and dine experience. The Oxo Tower, owned by the Harvey Nichols group, is nothing short of brilliant. The real stunner is their set-menu deals, though. A course of two with a bottle of wine only costs £25. The Terrace is definitely worth a visit—despite being amongst the best central London hotels , it remains relatively cheap. It makes for the perfect romantic getaway. The quality of service and

A Visitor's Guide to Fine Dining in NYC

When visiting New York City, it may be important to you to enjoy fine dining restaurants, bars and lounges. If you are not in the market to experience these spots daily, then you will want to take special care in researching for the one-time event that you are planning. It is important to know how much you may want to spend, what area of the city will you frequent and most especially, the type of food that you desire. There are so many fine restaurants in New York City. Many restaurants compete to be the very best at preparing their highly advertised, specialty items. They all work very hard to earn their money and to give their customers a most memorable experience. They each hope that you will be talking about them long after they have served you your meal. They hope that you will recommend them to your friends who plan to be visiting the city. There are various city locales, such as Greenwich, Manhattan or Soho. All of these are experiences of unique downtown areas. Some restau

5 of the Best Steak Restaurants in London

To satisfy the carnivore in you, you can’t beat a good steak. The capital houses some of the worlds best steak restaurants, however we’ve narrowed it down to the following five that won’t fail to impress! 1.    You’re guaranteed to fall in love with Hawksmoor, it fits the bill perfectly; great atmosphere, excellent service and above all- great steaks. You’d be surprised to know it’s a chain, with each restaurant delivering the same great service, and food you’d find concentrated into an independent restaurant. You’ll receive a unique experience, with beef tasting at the Guildhall restaurant you’re plunged in to what can only be described as a meat heaven.

Best International Food Spots in London

If London isn't on your bucket list of places to visit before you die, make sure to add it. If you’ve already been there, then you know why that statement is true. A romantic city that’s filled with history, culture, and scenic views is bound to be a good trip as newlyweds, or with your entire family. However, when you want to step out of the culture for a bit, you can find delicacies from around the world. Here are some of the best international food restaurants in London today.  Dragon Castle Dragon Castle Roast Duck There’s no better restaurant for authentic Hunan cuisine than the dragon castle. The recipes themselves add to the history of Asian cuisine, with some of them dating back a couple of millennium. If you like spicy, then you’ll love what the peppery hot chicken has to offer. The soothing sound of running water and a pond filled with Koi make for a relaxing atmosphere perfect for two.  Phoenix Palace If you’re looking for Asian cuisine options, you’ll have n

Midas Café Buffet - A Must Try!

We love hotel buffets but not the price, good thing there are food coupons now that offers 50% discount on an all-you-can-eat unlimited buffet that include drinks already. We spotted the Metrodeal's deal and grabbed it to try the luxurious 5-Star Midas Hotel's Midas Café for P950 instead of P1930. Here are some eyegasmic photos we took, enjoy! The dessert station was just beside our table A dinner date with our baby Liam :)

Guest Post: Winding your way through Sydney’s Chinatowns

How can a traveler navigate the Aussie city’s myriad Asian cuisines? Often mistaken for the country’s capital – a title which in fact belongs to Canberra – Sydney is the most popular urban destination in Australia . What’s more, with flight prices falling (you can pick up a cheap flight to Sydney for less than £650 with dialaflight.com), it has become one of the world’s favourite tourist spots. And it isn’t simply a big draw because of the stunning architecture and elegant sails of Sydney Opera House . Nor is it solely due to the 30-plus beaches which are nestled around this harbour town. Alongside culture, landscape and weather, Sydney is now a foodie destination. And with a history of increased immigration from South East Asian countries – and other cultures further afield – Sydney now boasts one of the most diverse and experimental Asian food scenes in the world. So where to go? And what to taste? Sydney’s Chinatown Any gastronomic trip through Sydney’s Chinatowns mus

Sambo Kojin Yakiniku Smokeless Grill along EDSA

Last night we tried Sambo Kojin at EDSA and like what we expected it's bigger than their Eastwood branch but that's their only difference, both branch have the same quality and service which are excellent. Sambo Kojin EDSA is located just above the DADS and Saisaki, we were told that they are under the same management. They have the same promo "One Free Buffet for Every Group of 10!".   Go ahead and feast your eyes on pictures below and don't forget to mention our site when you decided to try Sambo Kojin because of these mouthwatering food photos ;) fruits and desserts desserts

Peri Peri Charcoal Chicken at SM Annex

Peri Peri Charcoal Chicken at SM Annex Last night we had dinner at Peri Peri Charcoal Chicken at SM Annex North Edsa. Before we hit the restaurant we were starving to death. We ordered Everyday Platter C (1/4 Peri-Peri chicken in mild hot, 2 pcs. wild wings, corn and cob, steamed rice and gravy with Iced tea regular)for only P198 and Platter 1 (1/4 Peri-Peri chicken in lemon and garlic, and Alfredo for only P165. On top our order we added their Drink and Soup All You Can Promo for only P49 which is Peri affordable. Our orders arrived fast unbelievably, did they