My Dad eats out in London a lot. But I know that when I join him and my Mum for dinner, we are going to go to a certain type of place. Somewhere with a nice bar with black and white photos on the walls, not too noisy and not full of hipsters – generally… Continue reading The Colony Grill Room
One of my oldest, very best friends is moving to Australia for a year – she’s featured in this blog before, she’s the jamon fiend! Three of us wanted to go for a final meal in London before her big adventure and we decided that Barrafina might be the place with jamon guaranteed. However, on… Continue reading Saved By Rex & Mariano On A Cold, Cold Night
Lisbon is a city which had been on our list for a long time and earlier this month I was lucky enough to be whisked away by Matt as a final 30th present. We had heard great things about it, from the cobbled streets, beautiful tiles on the buildings and the eating and drinking. We… Continue reading A Weekend In Wonderful Lisbon
After the meat-veg-cheese-chocolate-repeat of Christmas, Matt and I were desperate for something spicy and different when we got back to our house in Tooting. Having only lived here for three months we’ve got a huge list of places we want to visit and I think we possibly decided as early as Christmas Day that Dosa… Continue reading Dosa n Chutny, Tooting
I have always wanted to attempt a beef Wellington but felt like it wasn’t something to try on friends because of the strong likelihood of it going embarrassingly wrong. I have heard ‘horror’ stories of soggy bottoms and oozy juices, so the decision to try to cook it for New Year’s Eve was made with… Continue reading A Beef Wellington For New Year
In the week-long 30th birthday binge that was, Matt treated me to dinner at a restaurant we had both wanted to visit for a while. Berners Tavern is in the Edition Hotel on Berners Street just off Oxford Street and was opened by chef Jason Atherton in 2013. So yes, we were a bit late to… Continue reading Beautiful Berners Tavern
I’m just going to keep this one short as all I really wanted to say was THANK YOU to everyone for your support and feedback this year after I started this blog. It still has a long way to go, and I have some new ideas in mind, but I love writing about Mere Morsels… Continue reading 2015: May The Feasting Continue
Merry Christmas! Yes, I’ve finally emerged from my food coma and have plonked my larger-than-before behind down to actually write again. Apologies for the delay – a resolution for 2015 will be to be more efficient! I entered my fourth decade earlier this month and decided to mark the occasion by stringing celebrations out for… Continue reading Pigging Out At The Pig On The Beach
Honey & Co is a teeny, tiny restaurant on Warren Street which opened two years ago and has been packing people in since. It is run by an Israeli husband and wife team and focuses on dishes from the Middle East. Getting a table at this place, even on a Tuesday night, proved to be… Continue reading Honey & Co Review
My brother has recently moved to Geneva for work so last month we went for a long weekend before the Christmas madness starts. I’d never been to Switzerland before but so many people I spoke to before we left seemed to know people who had lived there and really enjoyed it, despite it being notoriously… Continue reading Fondue, rostis and chocolate in Geneva
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