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Tuesday, 24 December 2013
Around Harrods (at Christmas), Knightsbridge, London
What's the Curbappeal?
- the jaw-dropping Christmas lights and gorgeous window displays.
- A walk round the Christmas and toy departments is a must, they're magical!
With love,
Ms. Curbappeal x
Harrods' legendary Christmas lights and window displays...
Must be one of the worlds most expensive Doll's Houses for nearly £8,000...
And, a child's electric sports car for £13,000...
Or, a child's electric Range Rover for £40,000...
And now, time for food! ...
Some colourful lollipops - delightful!
A gingerbread house...
Harrods Food Hall, in festive attire...
The 'Milk Bar' ice cream parlour...
Labels:
Christmas,
department store,
Harrods,
holidays,
Knightsbridge,
Luxury,
shop,
teddies,
toys
Saturday, 14 December 2013
Cafe review : handmade food, blackheath, london - 14 November
What's the curbappeal?
- One of my firm favourites in blackheath (check out my previous blogs)
- a winning combination of: fantastic coffee, lovely food (deli-style) and cosy interior (and exterior) design.
With love,
Ms. Curbappeal x
Wednesday, 11 December 2013
Hotel Review: The Augustine, Prague, Czech Republic.
What's the Curbappeal?:
- historic building with modern luxurious interior
- centrally located to explore the sights of Prague
- cool bar to hang-out in
Recommended?: yes, but ask for a quiet room, as the tram-line passes by some rooms (ie mine).
View from my room.
V cool hotel bar.
My room. Nice big comfy bed.
Beautiful marble bathroom, with small flat-screen TV by the bath.
Delicious in-room breakfast.
Feature artwork in ceiling of the lobby.
Light and airy restaurant,
Corridor, just outside my room.
Labels:
bar,
Czech Republic,
Hotel Augustine,
modern,
old,
Prague,
Restaurant,
tram
Restaurant Review: Julie's Holland Park, London
What's the Curbappeal?:
- chic neighbourhood restaurant that oozes history and glamour
- beautiful discreet collection of differently decorated dining areas
- outlook onto pretty little square, reminiscent of Italy
- probably the friendliest (and best) service ever received in a London restaurant
Recommended: yes, most definitely.
Beautiful outlook.
Delicious brunch.
Tasty cappuccino.
One of the dining areas on the ground floor.
One of the upstairs dining areas.
Another very different dining area...
Basement bar (and dining area). Would love to return on a winters evening.
A beautiful intimate dining area.
Date of visit: Saturday in November 2013, for brunch.
Friday, 15 November 2013
Cafe bar review: Oniro, Coral Beach (near Paphos), Cyprus
What's the Curbappeal?:
- The sunset. Watch the sun disappear into the ocean right in front of you.
- The view is made even more spectacular by the ship-wreck just off shore (not sure how long it's been there for/how long it will be there for)
- Chilled tunes create almost an Ibizan vibe (if it wasn't for the distinctly older crowd)...
- Friendly service by this family owned bar
Recommended: definitely. Sip a ginger mojitio and lap up every last bit of the sun.
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