The area In terms of golf, the location of Rusacks cannot be improved. It’s pretty handy for everything else too. St Andrews is a compact city. Its other main points of interest – the ruins of the cathedral and the castle, the port and pier, the university – are easily accessible on foot. The student […]
Month: September 2021
London hotel review: The Mail’s verdict on the Sloane Club’s 27-room Sloane Place property
London’s revered Sloane Club now has 27-room hotel open to non-members – Inspector approves (mostly) The Sloane Club near Sloane Square in London will be 100 years old next year It now has a hotel open to non-members – “with a contemporary twist” The inspector checks into one of the hotel’s double rooms – paying […]
What to know before going to Goshen, NY
#GHGetaways is a travel series that highlights budget vacation destinations across the United States that the whole family will love. As the mother of a LEGO-obsessed six-year-old who also has her own healthy love for theme parks, I had planned the opening of the LEGOLAND New York Complex for a while (it was originally scheduled […]
Indibet site review: a reliable and secure service?
Indibet is a young bookmaker and online casino. Despite this, it has a large number of players. The game may still have a bad reputation in India, but people have started to explore it over time. Indibet India is a reliable and secure service. This confirms the presence of a foreign license, issued by the […]
Montclair Restaurant Review: Cuban Pete’s
Located 10 minutes from the Montclair State University campus in downtown Montclair, Cuban Pete’s is a popular Cuban and Spanish style restaurant known for its fun, island atmosphere. True to its reputation, you’ll be warmly greeted by waitresses and waiters and hear peaceful banjo music on the radio. There is a smell of fresh seafood […]
Erst, Manchester: ‘One of the best meals of the year’ – restaurant review | Food
Erst, 9 Murray Street, Ancoats, Manchester M4 6HS (0161 826 3008, erst-mcr.co.uk). Plates £ 5- £ 12, wines from £ 20 A restaurant menu can be the sweetest promise: we have those ingredients; we have the means to prepare them; what would you like? But these are not simple documents. Some menus are so wrong. […]
Hotel Reviews: Marlfield House ‘Pond Suites’ Are the Insta-Friendly Future of Country House Stays
Think of Marlfield House, and what comes to mind? A beautiful 19th century country house? Magnificent gardens? This getaway to Gorey is well known as a classic Blue Book vacation. What you might not know, however, is that behind the sleek Regency-style exterior, a unique gear change is underway. Old courtyard buildings have been turned […]
Restaurant Review: Habaneros Grandview – Columbus Underground
The Habaneros Fresh Mexican Grill team operates three restaurants here in central Ohio. You’ll find a few Habaneros locations in the Hilliard area, and he’s now joined the Grandview community in the Empire of Large Rectangular Brick Buildings. Large rectangles aside, it’s what’s inside that counts. That’s always true when it comes to good food. […]
Inhabit Hotel Review | pebble magazine
London hotels tend to be big and brash and bold or corporate and faceless. But there is room for a more calm and mindful experience, even in zone 1. I checked into Inhabit Hotels on Southwick Street in Paddington this summer to try this city hotel which operates at a slower and quieter pace than […]
Sessions Arts Club, London EC1: “Decadent and Sexy” – Restaurant Review | Food
Arts Club sessions at Clerkenwell is not a private club, but it does feel like some of the best of the 1980s and 1990s, when those places were secret and unsanitary bolt holes. Enter on a Thursday for lunch, then walk out flashing in the sun on Friday. What happened behind those usually unmarked doors […]
Restaurant review: Jajoo, Ashley Road, Hale
Our esteemed host (and manager) of Jajoo mentioned that the Birmingham restaurant where he worked gained notoriety that week after being visited by Tom Cruise. Brilliant. I had an angle for my review. Well-placed puns and tenuous links between cruise movies and Indian cuisine, this could be my best work yet! But then we started […]
Le Pavillon: review of the New York restaurant
Vanderbilt Oysters at the Pavilion. Photo: DeSean McClinton-Holland On days of ‘Look at me, I’m in Noma!’, ‘Look at me, I’m at Eleven Madison Park!’ are finished, they are dunzo, ”said my friend, Gastronome Las, as we sat in Daniel Boulud’s new downtown business, Pavilion, and watched the world go by. The great COVID-19 plague […]
The Graduate Cambridge Hotel Review
Salon at Graduate Cambridge The area Not exactly in the center, but Cambridge is tiny so that doesn’t matter – nowhere is far from nowhere else. And anyway, it’s a great place, especially at the start of summer, when its grassy spaces are full of students in various states of ecstasy or distress depending on […]
Hotel Villa Nai 3.3 review: first come
Why book Villa Nai 3.3? Croatia has been a fancy destination for some time, but exceptional hotels are rare. This is starting to change. Villa Nai 3.3 is the most pampering experience you’ll have on the rustic island of Dugi Otok – or anywhere else in the Croatian archipelago of Zadar in northern Dalmatia. Its […]
The Londoner Hotel Reviews, Leicester Square, London
The neighborhood / area From Leicester Square non-stop, stroll through the narrow streets of Soho and come to the junction of Oxford Street and Regents Street, or head the other way to Covent Garden – all are within walking distance from the ‘hotel. Stroll the alleys and stumble upon quirky shops and foodie hot spots, […]
Avesta ready to start the Conway project; hotel reviews on tap Thursday | Local news
CONWAY – A construction company has been hired for the first of four affordable apartment buildings approved for the Avesta Housing Development Corp site. near Technology Lane. Patrick Hess, project manager at Avesta, a nonprofit organization based in Portland, Maine, said on Tuesday that they hope to begin construction this fall on the first 40-unit, […]
Le Meurice, Paris – hotel reviews
P aris is back in business. Going back and forth means jumping through all the usual Covid hoops, but boy, it’s worth it. Restaurants and bars are open – hurray! – shops, ditto, and museums are not only open, but less crowded than the pre-pandemic peak – with a pre-booked ticket, you enter the Louvre […]
Our opinion on The Yes, the personalized online shopping platform
The New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you purchase through our links. Have you ever spent hours scrolling through your computer looking for a new dress to wear? Yeah me too. This is especially true when you’re on department store websites. A short five-minute shopping break can easily turn […]
Restaurant review: Shukette in Chelsea
Shukette is the faster, looser and stronger spin-off from chef Ayesha J. Nurdjaja Shuka. Both restaurants get their name from shuk, the Hebrew word for an open-air market, and Shukette has more than that: the hustle and bustle, the smell of cumin and charcoal, the mind-boggling array of snacks. , pickles, dips and skewers. and […]
Birmingham hotel review: Inside High Field Town House in Edgbaston
Inspector calls into ‘townhouse’ hotel in Birmingham but laments it’s a ‘soulless experiment’ in a building that ‘really should be a dental practice or the headquarters of an accounting firm’ Inspector checks in at High Field Town House in Edgbaston He likes his “bright and cheerful” room and the “comfortable bed” But when he arrives […]
Hotel Review: Rainforest Retreat, Franz Josef Village, West Coast
To travel Sep 21, 2021 2:05 AM4 minute read The exterior of the Rainforest Retreat, Franz Josef. Photo / Thomas Rees Pierre Andre checks into Rainforest, a welcoming retreat in the village of Franz Josef. Site: Nestled in native forest on the edge of the glacial town of Westland, Franz Josef. From Hokitika, it’s a […]
Vegan Tofu, London: ‘Bring the Big Hitters’ – Restaurant Review | Food
Vegan Tofu, 105 Upper Street, London N1 1QN (020 7916 3304). Starters and dim sum £ 5.50-£ 8.50, large plates £ 7.90-£ 14.80, desserts £ 4.80, wines from £ 18.50 About a dozen years ago, an editor invited me to go vegan for two weeks, so I could get back to the boisterous frontline of […]
Restaurant Review: Aroma – Columbus Underground
This summer, Aroma debuted on Lynn Street in the spot that used to be Si Señor (!). Prior to this, the space housed Deli in the Alley. Unlike its predecessors, Aroma isn’t focused on deli meats or south of the border, genres that are both familiar and popular for the downtown crowd. And while “Aroma” […]
Pittsburgh Restaurant Review: Fig & Ash is a New Classic
DOUBLE CUT PORK RIB WITH PICKLED PINEAPPLE CHUTNEY II fell in love with Fig & Ash’s double cut pork chop. It is soaked in a brine enriched with apple cider vinegar, paprika, thyme, cinnamon, garlic and cloves before being cooked in the wood-fired fireplace at North Side Restaurant. The moment the chop is removed from […]
Restaurant review: Restaurant Bec aux Alpilles
The enchanting setting of Restaurant Bec au Paradou © BEC Unless you know something about the couple who created this delicious restaurant at Paradou, one of the prettiest and most beloved villages in the Alpilles, it may be an unlikely surprise to find such mundane and spiritual cuisine in an old town. stone inn in […]
Restaurant review: Soothr in the East Village
It was a sweltering August afternoon when I first arrived at Soothr, and I wish I had visited several months earlier. Thai noodle soups are the restaurant’s specialty, and while summers in New York City aren’t kind to anyone, they’re especially harsh if you like noodle soups. When the city boils in the ’90s temperatures, […]
Six Senses Ibiza hotel review: first in
Food and drinkGloriously, greedily serious. Breakfast at the Farmers Market includes spicy shakshuka, chia seed puddings, and Flu Fighter turmeric and ginger shots. The flagship open-air restaurant HaSalon is run by Israeli chef Eyal Shani, whose modern Middle Eastern cuisine makes plants the stars of the show. There’s plenty of fish and meat if you’re […]
GoDaddy Website Builder Review – Forbes Advisor
There are many good reasons to go with GoDaddy, but like all platforms, GoDaddy also has its downsides. Before choosing a website builder, make sure you understand what it can and cannot do for you. Limited design customization The good news is that you have access to over 100 attractive website design templates with GoDaddy. […]
Staycation hotel review: Inside the new and ‘perfect’ Pig In The South Downs
New little Piggy goes to market: Inspector calls new Pig hotel in the South Downs and says it’s ‘perfect’ The Pig In The South Downs is the eighth Pig hotel in the litter The Inspector is in Room 2 – “accessed by a fabulous cantilevered staircase” The mood of the room is “green and brooding” […]
Planners Continue Hotel Reviews Until September 23 | Local news
CONWAY – The review of the three-story 98-room, 59,412-square-foot Viewpoint North Conway hotel proposed for Intervale was continued by the Conway Planning Board last Thursday until the next board meeting on September 23. Board Chairman Ben Colbath said the meeting will be held again at the Conway Recreation Department’s Marshall Gymnasium at Kennett Middle School […]
Iris: restaurant review in New York
An Aegean themed feast in Iris. Photo: DeSean McClinton-Holland In this perilous and stormy time, when cooks and their restaurants are washed by waves and swept off the coast, it helps to be an adaptable jack-of-all-trades. Over the course of his long and varied career, John Fraser worked in large kitchens (the French Laundry and […]
The Pigs, Norfolk: ‘Living up to its name’ – restaurant review | Food
Pigs, Edgefield near Holt, Norfolk NR24 2RL (01263 587634). Appetizers £ 4.50 or £ 8 per person for a selection, main courses £ 14 to 15.50, desserts £ 6.25, wines from £ 21 Restaurant names matter. If you refer to hedges, petals and berries, you are telling us that you cook only to serve the […]
Hotel review: pints from € 3.45 plus rich dining at the New Irish Hotel in Wetherspoon
I admit my expectations were low. he Wetherspoon chain is one of those brands that everyone seems to have an opinion on, and the arrival of any hotel chain in Dublin can raise your head. But, a few minutes after arriving at the port of Keavan, I must say that I was impressed. The UK […]
Restaurant Review: Tiger Pie
Yellow Brick Pizza has long been a multi-faceted operation. And “faceted” is a deliberate choice of word. Like a diamond and its facets, the seal has many sparkling sides. Yellow brick is suitable for classic pies. It also has acclaimed meatball subs. And, his version of Tristano’s deep dish is worthy of special occasion fare. […]
The Tawny Hotel Review: Get on, switch off and treat yourself to a weekend of pure relaxation
Marie Claire is supported by her audience. When you buy through links on our site, we may earn a commission on some of the items you choose to purchase. Lucky enough to find yourself with a night or two away from work, family, or the stress that life throws at you? Then look no further […]
Sable at Navy Pier Chicago, Curio Collection by Hilton – Hotel Reviews
Why reserve? The rooms frame the best shots of Chicago, rethinking from a pier jutting over a mile into Lake Michigan, the city’s biggest tourist attraction. Set the scene Named after a ship stationed at Navy Pier during World War II, the Sable has the most enviable tourist location, anchored at the end of the […]
Pendry Chicago – Hotel Reviews
Why reserve? The latest occupant of the Art Deco Carbide & Carbon building has given the Loop monument a luxurious upgrade and added a dining magnet in the French brasserie Venteux worthy of its address on Michigan Avenue. Set the scene The office-centric stretch of Michigan Avenue south of the Chicago River was instantly upgraded […]
Nobu Hotel Chicago – Hotel Reviews
Why reserve? Nobu cultivates the balance of life: serenity in quiet rooms and party on the roof. Set the scene Of oshibori A ritual of handing guests a hand towel on arrival, along with a welcome drink, at the indoor tranquility pool, Nobu Chicago acts as a serene hideaway from the city beyond its stained […]
21c Museum Hotel Chicago – Hotel Reviews
Why reserve? All under one roof: elegant rooms, a popular Lure Fishbar outpost and a contemporary art gallery to challenge your gray matter. Set the scene Conveniently located between the shopping area of the Magnificent Mile and the galleries of River North to the west, the 21c Museum Hotel Chicago attracts travelers of all spectrum […]
Sophie Hyde Park – Hotel Reviews
Why reserve? Leave this stunning South Side with a solid collection of art, a smart restaurant. and the next area will be your entry into one of the city’s busiest and least touristic areas, Hyde Park. Set the scene The University of Chicago, Hyde Park’s home base, serves as the inspiration for the Sophy, a […]
Graduate Evanston – Hotel Review | Condé Nast Traveler
Why reserve? The Graduate pays homage to Northwestern University in Evanston with a retro-collegiate vibe that doesn’t take academia too seriously. Set the scene What do Zooey Deschanel, Meghan Markle and Eddie Vedder have in common? Besides fame, they all attended Northwestern University at Evanston and are featured in the caricature among 16 well-known alumni […]
Hotel La Guardia – Hotel reviews
Why reserve? Rejuvenate in a sustainable seaside retreat overlooking a beautiful harbor, with staff who make you feel right at home. Set the scene Giglio, the esoteric younger sister of the prominent island of Elba, is the second largest island in the Tuscan archipelago. Only 5 percent of the island is inhabited, keeping the majority […]
Critique of the “Huda Salon”: Hany Abu-Assad tracks down the futility of war
TIFF: The filmmaker seems eager to turn “Huda’s Salon” into a more tense outlet. But what tension can there ever be when you already know how this is all going to end? It begins, as so many horrible things do, without even a glimmer of terror to come. The young wife and mother Reem (Masa […]
Review of the “Huda Salon” – The Hollywood Reporter
Self or nation? Loyalty or betrayal? Stay or go? These are the questions that go by Huda’s living room, the eighth film by Hany Abu-Assad. These are not themes unknown to the Palestinian director; his previous films, including the Oscar nominee Heaven now and Omar, explored similar questions with precision and sensitivity. Corn Huda’s living […]
Restaurant review: Café Basque in Biarritz
Chef Cédric Béchade reinvents local dishes in his signature style at the delicious Café Basque in Biarritz © 364 COMMUNICATION Renovated last year, one of Biarritz’s most venerable historic seaside addresses now offers 19 rooms – decorated by Parisian interior designer Sarah Lavoine, with spectacular views of the breakers of the Atlantic crashing over the […]
Restaurant review: Bar Lune – InDaily
What kind of crazy people would choose to open a new bar and restaurant at a time like this? With the lockouts and restrictions, cleaning regimes, masks and seated drinking rules, as well as guests still unable to grasp the concept of booking in advance, you’ll either need to be a little nutty or have […]
Nautilus Pier 4 finds gold as it travels the world’s coasts
The whimsical world a team of seasoned industry veterans has created on Boston’s waterfront is filled with buried treasures. Foodies and restaurant newbies love The Feed. Sign up now for our bi-weekly newsletter. Nautilus Pier 4 offers cuisine from around the world, including Sichuan eggplant, at Boston Seaport. / Photo by Jenna Skutnik The nautilus, […]
Mangal 2, London: “It’s brave and convincing and really delicious” – restaurant review | Food
Mangal 2, 4 Stoke Newington Road, London N16 7XN (020 7254 7888). Small plates £ 5- £ 12, large plates £ 14- £ 19, desserts £ 7.50-£ 8.50, wines from £ 28 If Mangal 2 were located almost anywhere else in London, that wouldn’t seem particularly noteworthy: just another urban bistro with an open kitchen, […]
How New Startup Reel.Reviews Helps Increase Website Conversions
Reel.Reviews co-founder and managing director Ainslie Williams. Source: provided. Video testimonial startup Reel.Reviews is helping some of the nation’s fastest growing e-commerce startups increase their site traffic and conversions after just three months of operations. Founded by Ainslie Williams and Steve Ford, who co-founded consumer insights startup QualieReel.Reviews is also preparing to close its first […]
Restaurant review: Gallow Green – The Knockturnal
Your new favorite rooftop restaurant Rooftop bars and restaurants are the unspoken backbone of New York dining. There is nothing quite like going to a rooftop restaurant with a group of friends on a beautiful summer evening. And a hidden gem that we tried recently was a place called Gallow Green located at the top […]
Restaurant Review: GENJIGO – Columbus Underground
Hibachi restaurants are age-old destinations for big celebrations. That’s because they offer more than food: there’s also a show. Additionally, hibachi joints offer diners a high level of culinary control – diners choose their own ingredients, in terms of meat, vegetable and sauce combinations. Typically, the house chef cooks things right in front of you […]
Birch Hotel Review: “A chaotic yet chic adult playground that promises to be the next top destination”
Marie Claire is supported by her audience. When you buy through links on our site, we may earn a commission on some of the items you choose to purchase. Want to book a stay? Meet Birch, the bustling creative hotspot just forty minutes from London. If you’re an avid Instagram user, you’ve probably heard of […]
Hotel Tawny – reviews
NOT ew for the summer of 2021, The Tawny is presented as a “deconstructed hotel”. In reality, that means secluded cabins and quaint waterside retreats dotted over acres of secret gardens and nature-filled forests with all the comforts of a grand hotel – heated outdoor pool, gourmet restaurant, and pampering treatments. spa. In the Staffordshire […]