Lloyd Cole Recommends (food and drink)

I've started a Google Map of my preferred restaurants rather than listing them in the Links area.... more >

My friend Jeremy's Food Blog

Article title says it all. Jeremy is a charmer. I'm sure his blog will be great.

Double Happiness

A bit of helpful trivia for your next trip to Melbourne?... more >

European beer report

Sadly, not the extensive report I had hoped for, but hopefully this can be of some use.... more >

Brick Store Pub, Decatur, GA

Located just around the corner from Eddie's Attic and across the street from Julie's Cafe, the Brick Store Pub is darned near perfect. The food was decent, but the food is not the point, the drinks menu... more >

Beer Nut

I ran into my pal George at the Dirty Truth in Northampton a few months ago and we got to talking about beer - it turns out that he writes a column on the stuff!

Return to L'Gueuleton

Updated - Great French Bistro in cetral Dublin. Far, far from the horrors of Temple Bar.
I had Toulouse sausage with a Lyonnaise potatoes and Choucroute, sort of an All France combo, fabulous. Deserts we... more >

Tribell's Fish and Chips, Huddersfield

The thing with fish and chips that make it hard to write about is it's either done right, or done wrong. Fresh fish, light batter, chips made from potatos, not greasy, cup of tea, not stewed. It's not r... more >

Lee Garden, Belfast

I was stuck for somewhere to eat on a Monday night in Belfast when the seafood bar I'd planned on visiting was closed. Not great news ten years ago, but times have changed and so I wandered towards an area... more >

Swan Oyster Depot

I guess this place is a San Francisco institution, on Polk at California, just up the hill from the nasty Tenderloin I was staying in (for the last time). This place is old school personified - middle age guys ... more >

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