Monday, 26 August 2013

Bar/restaurant review: Wahaca, Southbank, London

What's the curbappeal?
- the unusual architecture: its made of interconnected colourful ship cargo containers.
- the simple (but stylish) beach-shack style interior

We just popped in for drinks but the food looked great 

With love,
Ms. Curbappeal x







Polite notice : all photos © Curbappeal 2013






Friday, 16 August 2013

Foodie mkt: Whitecross Street, East London

What's it's Curbappeal?:
- colourful wall-art and art installations on surrounding buildings 
- delicious smells tempting you to try the huge variety of food on offer from the stalls 
- bustling atmosphere 


What's the crowd?:
- a complete mix; arty-types from Old Street and the 'more adventurous' City bankers 

Ms Curbappeal x


Some photos straight from my iPhone.. 








Time of visit: early afternoon on a Monday in August, 2013 

Wednesday, 7 August 2013

Around town: Windsor, UK


Just 30mins by train from Central London, Windsor feels a million miles away from London...

Combine a trip to Windsor with a potter around Eton, just a few minutes walk away. 

Ms Curbappeal x 

...some photos from my iPhone...

Windsor castle 


Sweeping long driveway leading to Windsor castle 


Windsor castle...again...


Time of visit: early evening, a Tuesday in August 2013

A quick look at Whatley Manor, Wiltshire

What's the curbappeal?
- stylish country retreat. Perfect for city-types looking to unwind. 

I just popped in for afternoon tea. My egg mayonnaise sandwiches were divine - the brown bread was very fresh and generously filled with a lovely chunky egg mayo

Please see below for my photos of the hotel and it's grounds. 

With love,
Ms.Curbappeal x














Polite notice: all photos copyright curbappeal 2013


Hotel and restaurant review: The Old Parsonage, Oxford, UK

What's the curbappeal?
- delightful restaurant tucked away from the tourist crowds. Gorgeous old world exterior and interior. 

I stayed here en route to the Cotswolds from London, to break up the journey. The rooms are very expensive (£300ish per night) for what you get, and the interior design wasn't to my liking, so I wouldn't recommend staying. But the restaurant is too beautiful to ignore, as is the food...

With love,
Ms. Curbappeal x

Ps. Here's some photos from my iPhone...











© Curbappeal 2013











Around town: Trinity College, Oxford

What's the curbappeal?
- absolutely gorgeous old-world interiors and stunning grounds...who wouldn't want to study here?...
- excellent value tourist attraction (entrance fee £2 per adult)

With love,
Ms. Curbappeal x

Ps. Here's some photos from my iPhone...

Ceiling of Trinity College dining room 

Peering through into Trinity College dining room 


They like rowing...





The grounds and gardens...



The college chapel



© Curbappeal 2013