So a brunch date to the Trans Europe Cafe happened. I’d been wanting to visit for a while, ’cause I feel like the Cafe holds some kind of reputation for being an ideal casual/delicious brunch spot in the city centre.
Last weekend Rick and I made our first visit to CAU, Glasgow. Their Glasgow restaurant opened up a few months ago I think, and being settled in the beaut of a building I walk past every day was really ramping up the temptation. I originally wanted to go for brunch (sweet potato and chorizo hash – hello) and Rick wanted to go for Sunday roast, but we happened to miss both… So dinner it was.
The beauty of staying in on New Years Eve watching Inside Out (which, by the way, was amazing) means no New Years Day hangover. So this January 1st Richard and I headed out for a winter’s day walk, because it also happened to be the first day in forever that it wasn’t raining.
I was thinking of writing down some new years resolutions but it all seems a bit too cliché. I definitely have some personal goals for the year ahead but I can maybe discuss them in a later post. But I believe in start as you mean to go on, so here’s to exploring and taking more photographs in 2016!
A chilly Saturday morning and a break from the endless Glasgow rain meant one thing – a winter’s walk, and a visit to bakery47. My first visit to be exact. With the sporadic opening hours and limited info available online, I wasn’t quite sure what to expect. What I found was a warm and welcoming bakery-come-cafe with a pastry selection to please everyone imaginable.
The weekend before last saw the opening of Brewdog’s latest addition to their lineup – Doghouse. Homed in what has been an empty, unused space for as long as I can remember, the new bar is a welcome addition to Hutcheson Street.
Today we have joined Bloglovin, so you can easily keep up with our travel and caffeine-related adventures.
Glasgow is on a bit of a roll with independent coffee shops cropping up on every corner – and as a huge lover of the bean, I obviously couldn’t be happier about it.
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