Guerrilla Burger Bristol

If you are in Bristol, on the hunt for the perfect burger, I would totally recommend Guerrilla Burger. Located on Baldwin Street it is a tiny little place which could easily be missed but is most definitely worth a visit. As a pescatarian, I often find the available options pretty dull at burger places but I had the choice between a falafel burger or sweet potato rosti burger, I decided to go for the latter and it was absolutely yummy!

Nestled in-between a delicious brioche bun (which was toasted) was a tasty sweet potato rosti with a hint of cumin, bed of lettuce, tomato, humous and cucumber. Along with this I had some crispy fries, alioli and bbq dips.

Chris and Dan opted for the beef royale burgers which were apparently very tasty and cooked well with a hint of pinkness on the inside. They also had crispy calamari and ruby slaw which had a hint of hot spice. We were all very much satisfied and along with a drink each, the bill came to about £15 each (including tip). The staff were friendly and cheery, next time round I will have to try the salted caramel gelato!

Meze On A Tuesday

I love meze! Fresh ingredients, great flavours and mostly quite healthy (if you ignore the flat bread and halloumi which are naughty extras!).

Pancakes!

I LOVE PANCAKES!

Last night, I returned home after a tiring day out in London for work, visiting Pure and Stitch Trade Shows. We saw some pretty cool things there and tons of stuff I'd quite like for myself. The perfect ending to the day was having the most delicious pancake dinner with Chris and Soph.

It was a yummy, Chinese, pancake fusion! Chinese vegetables stuffed into a pancake served with rice vermicelli and pan seared sea bass with a drizzle of sweet, five spice sauce. Pancakes should come more than once a year in my opinion.

Homewood Park, A Fabulous Treat

We were very lucky to have a spontaneous Sunday lunch at the delightful Homewood Park just outside Bath last weekend. Entering the hotel via a quaint old, windy drive and being greeted by some lovely welcoming staff, it wasn't long before we were quaffing a glass of lovely Champagne and making some tough decisions from a hugely tempting menu. As I don't eat meat, I opted for a smoked haddock rarebit with chowder to start, followed by pan fried sea bream with Nicoise vegetables. For dessert (I simply couldn't resist), I had an utterly divine pecan pie with honey marshmallow covered in cocoa nibs and home made caramel ice-cream. Yum yum! Every dish was totally delicious and inspiring, including the freshly made, still warm bread served up on a slate and the cute petite fours which consisted of macaroons, truffles and jellies. I also had to post a couple of photo's of my dining companions choices too, to show the perfect roast beef and trio of rhubarb desserts. An experience to cherish. I hope to return again soon.

Fish And Chips

A celebratory meal last week meant beer battered hake and chips at The Mud Dock and very nice it was too!

An Indian Treat

Chris is perfecting home-made naan breads and subtly spiced tandoori delights. Last night he came up trumps with this yummy offering.

Tandoori Salmon

So it's time to be healthy! After year of indulging, I've been eating lots of salads and fresh vegetables, this Tandoori salmon with roasted peppers, tomato and onion salsa and salad was pretty yummy and nice and good for me too!