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Showing posts with label Marlow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Marlow. Show all posts
Tuesday, 21 November 2017
Pint at Your Butcher
Great hog dog and sausage roll at Tom Kerridge's The Butcher's Tap in Marlow
Pub/Butchers
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and display cold room
Thursday, 7 May 2015
Friday, 27 March 2015
Labrador on the Loose
Mind your cake on the low table at Cooper's cafe, Marlow. @Coopscoffeebar
When not esconced by the roaster the black lab enjoys cake!
When not esconced by the roaster the black lab enjoys cake!
Wednesday, 25 March 2015
Industrial Estate Jewel
with industrial (and welcoming) ambiance to match in Marlow. @Coopecoffeebar
Friday, 5 September 2014
100% Gluten Free
Smak may have a different meaning over here but its USP in Vancouver is 100% gluten free.
Marlow in Bucks has just announced it will shortly have a 100% gluten free cafe to join the other five cafes in town.
Nibsy's "for the love of coffee and all things gluten free" has just opened in Reading. A new trend?
Marlow in Bucks has just announced it will shortly have a 100% gluten free cafe to join the other five cafes in town.
Nibsy's "for the love of coffee and all things gluten free" has just opened in Reading. A new trend?
Thursday, 27 October 2011
Hitting the Dizzy Heights
Great Cafes occasionally hits the restaurant scene especially if its my wedding anniversary. Superb meal at The Hand & Flowers, Marlow with £50 Roast Hog for two the star turn.
Stuffed Trotter, Roast Hog with divine crackling, Pig's Head cubes plus apple sauce, gravy and to exceed expectations (and not mentioned on the menu) earthenware mugs of cider.
The whole meal was exceptional - bread, service and this potatoes baked in salt bread. You ease off the rope, slice off the top and the potatoes are cooked inside. The bread is too salty to eat.
Tom & Beth Kerridge - a definite two star Michelin turn. Thank-you.
Stuffed Trotter, Roast Hog with divine crackling, Pig's Head cubes plus apple sauce, gravy and to exceed expectations (and not mentioned on the menu) earthenware mugs of cider.
The whole meal was exceptional - bread, service and this potatoes baked in salt bread. You ease off the rope, slice off the top and the potatoes are cooked inside. The bread is too salty to eat.
Tom & Beth Kerridge - a definite two star Michelin turn. Thank-you.
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