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6 blogs about Restaurants, cafes, bars.

  1. Anders Husa & Kaitlin Orr
    Discover the best restaurants and places to eat in Scandinavia, through guides, maps, and stories from a traveling foodie. By Anders Husa, Kaitlin Orr. 🇩🇰 More info

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    The Best Restaurants in Singapore
    Singapore City Map Singapore is unlike any other place in Asia. It’s a city with a lot of unusual rules: littering is illegal here, as is chewing gum, spitting, not flushing the toilet, singing in …
    By Anders Husa, 4,516 words
  2. Cheese and Biscuits
    Restaurant reviews in London and beyond. By Chris Pople. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Baudry Greene, Covent Garden
    There are few things more important in the success of a restaurant than pedigree. If you are able to launch one good restaurant, you're more than likely to be able to make a good go …
    By Chris Pople, 929 words
  3. eggbaconchipsandbeans
    By Russell Davies. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Cafe Royal no longer
    We were in Bridport the other day and spotted that the Cafe Royal had been replaced by a Dominos.
    By russell davies, 23 words
  4. Meat & One Veg
    The multi-award winning restaurant blog from me, Simon Carlo. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Nortons, Digbeth
    We’re here because every time I’m in The Devonshire I get a message from Tom telling me that the Guinness at Nortons is better. This is despite it quickly transpiring that Tom hasn’t been to …
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  5. The Picky Glutton
    London restaurant reviews to help you avoid needless gout & wasted money. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Jerk Yard review – the Deptford hole-in-the-wall trying to be the jack of all trades
    If necessity is the mother of invention, then not having enough space must be its midwife. Despite its prominent spot in the Deptford Yard market, Caribbean takeaway Jerk Yard seems to get far less passing …
    By pickyglutton, 918 words
  6. Restaurant-ing through history
    Exploring American restaurants over the centuries. By Jan Whitaker. 🇺🇸 More info

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    The ‘bohemian’ restaurant in fiction
    There was a time when many Americans considered inexpensive French or Italian restaurants naturally bohemian – wild and crazy, not too clean, filled with oddball characters, and offering menus of unfamiliar and dubious dishes. But …
    By Jan Whitaker, 1,299 words