WIN! An exclusive cookery lesson with Spanish Chef Omar Allibhoy and Olive it!
The good folks at Olive it! are giving two lucky winners the chance to bag two places on an exclusive culinary masterclass with celebrated Spanish […]
Articles by leilaarfa
A case of delicious wines from de Burgh Wine Merchants
It’s been awhile since I’ve had much of a thread through the blog regarding how much I love wine; however it’s not to say my […]
Review of Checkpoint for Bite Magazine
Checkpoint is the now-permanent incarnation of the space that previously existed as a festival a pop-up. Open all day, every day and situated in the […]
Review of The Mad Hatter for Bite Magazine
We visited the Mad Hatter in the city’s West End one quiet Sunday afternoon and found that much like its fictional namesake, the Mad Hatter […]
Vietnamese Cuisine at The Edinburgh New Town Cookery School
Back in July, I was invited to the Edinburgh New Town Cookery School as a guest for a day at their Vietnamese Cookery course. […]
Review of Tower Restaurant
When Tower Restaurant opened in 1998, Edinburgh’s restaurant scene was morphing. A new wave of bistros and gastropubs was arriving. Testament to its staying power […]
Tony Singh’s Road Trip – Edinburgh Festival Pop-Up
Our lunch in the Apex last week marked the second time I’d been lucky enough to eat Tony Singh‘s food. A few years back, The […]
The Gannet Glasgow – Easy like Sunday – Review for Bite Magazine
‘A summer of travel chaos and delays’ the headlines proclaim. Yes, there’s some guff going on with the central belt trains. Tortuous for commuters, no […]
Menabrea Beer Dinner at Divino Enoteca
Every once in a while this food blogger thing brings up a tantalisingly delicious-sounding event that you’d pretty much move hell and high water to […]
Dinner at Cucina at the G&V Hotel
Cucina at the G&V Hotel (or for locals, the artist formerly known as Hotel Missoni) is a spot I’ve dined at a few times but […]