Odeon Cinema Trafford, the filthiest cinema I have ever been to, but who’s responsible? Customers or Management?
My wife and I recently visited the Odeon Cinema at the Trafford Centre to see Green Book. We chose this cinema because the timings, location and the fact we had a gift card all suited us. The cost of the evening was £22 for two tickets .. certainly not cheap. On entering the cinema it…
Australasia Manchester, Down Under again, but even better this time!
When you’re a foodie like me you just love flavours, textures, colours and presentation. In fact, you go out of your…
Ironbridge Gorge Museums – Home to Victorian charm, history and stunning landscapes
The weather definitely made our recent visit to Shropshire that much more enjoyable, especially when we were able to visit two…
Rocca Restaurant, Kensington – The Italian food here is Bellissmo!
After a fabulous visit to the Science Museum in Kensington, London with my family I was almost reluctant to find somewhere…
Pasta Evangelists – Creative Italian pasta dishes that make you look like a Gourmet Chef
Italian food is, without doubt, one of my all-time favourite foods so when I had the opportunity to try out Pasta…
Platzki Restaurant, Manchester – Where Genuine Polish Hospitality is Served
An area of Manchester that I rarely visit is The Great Northern. This now modern complex boasts some fabulous restaurants, bars…
Sunset by Australasia, Manchester – A Beach Bar in the City with a Refreshing Twist!
Spinningfields appears to be the hottest spot right now in the centre of Manchester. You can tell this by the new…
Royal Yacht Britannia, Leith, Edinburgh, Scotland – Sadly Her Majesty was not aboard when we visited
Globally we have something that the rest of the world truly envies… our monarchy. The Americans can’t get enough of us…
Craigmhor Lodge & Courtyard, Pitlochry, Scotland – Homely, Cosy & Indulgent
Scotland, home of the Brave, Bagpipes, Haggis, stunning Highlands and Scottish hospitality. All of these are great reasons to head North…
The Real Mary King’s Close, Edinburgh – A 17th Century Street worth a Visit
Edinburgh is a wonderful city that thrives with historical buildings, a castle once the home to Mary Queen of Scott’s and…
Metro Bar and Restaurant, Grassmarket, Edinburgh – Great Food, Good Service and in a Clean Bright Setting
Opposite some of the oldest establishments below Edinburgh Castle on the other side of the road in Grassmarket stands the Metro…
NewsRevue, Edinburgh Fringe – Relevant, Funny Satirical Comedy at its Best
Imagine witnessing a conversation between a plastic reusable coffee cup and its guilty owner who chose to use a throw away…
Ross Brierley: Accumulator, Edinburgh Fringe – Odds on this Funny Guy to Succeed!
“I heard this guy is funny” said this voice as a leaflet was handed to us. That voice was from Ross…
Burn the Floor: Rebels of Ballroom, Edinburgh Fringe – An Explosion of Passion and Energy, A Must See!
OMG! This explosive show is a must for anyone that loves to see raunchy dancing, fast paced and incredible singers. This…
The Dolly Parton Story, Edinburgh Fringe – An Amazing Voice to Bring this Story to Life
Hannah Richards steals this show with a voice of an angel. This was a delightful performance that tells the story of…
