Restaurant Reviews

Dinner at The Anchor, Aspley Guise

A cosy pub with cushions and warm lighting is good at any time of year, but I grow pretty fond of them come autumn when the evenings begin to draw in. I was invited to try The Anchor in Aspley…

Home from home: The George Inn, Maulden

The George Inn Maulden is a recently restored 16th century pub. Their ethos for the refurbishment was to create a ‘home from home.’ Their 122 cover restaurant also has seven boutique hotel rooms which will be up and running later.…

Akasaka Japanese Restaurant, Milton Keynes

Since returning properly to Milton Keynes, I’ve been pretty keen to find some more independent restaurants to write about. Last week, we went to Akasaka for my Dad’s birthday. Akasaka is a new(ish) Japanese restaurant in Wolverton and it’s a…

An Exclusive Look at The Wilderness, Birmingham

Like a phoenix from the ashes, The Wilderness Birmingham opens on Wednesday 25th May. Last Thursday, I was lucky enough to have an exclusive look (and taste!) of their new menu and immersive dining experience. Thursday was one of the…

Friday Evenings at Opus Restaurant

Last Friday, I was invited to Opus Restaurant to try their Friday Evening menu. Myself and a handful of other Brummie foodies were treated to a lovely evening doing what we do best – eating, talking and talking about food!…

Revolución de Cuba, Milton Keynes

New additions to Milton Keynes’ array of restaurants seem to be slowly growing. Whilst everything seems a bit samey, Revolución de Cuba strikes as being a little different. A Cuban Rum bar and Cantina, Revolución de Cuba stands out from the typical restaurants in…

Maaya Indian Kitchen & Bar, Milton Keynes

On Tuesday evening, my family and I headed out to dinner at Maaya Indian Kitchen & Bar which opened in February at The Hub in Milton Keynes. MK is starting to up its game a little bit – in comparison to…