Fizz of Life Blog by Kia Armstrong
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London Restaurant Reviews and Stories. International Luxury Travel experiences. Life in Baku 2013 -2015 and many more adventures!
London Restaurant Reviews and Stories. International Luxury Travel experiences. Life in Baku 2013 -2015 and many more adventures!
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Brackenbury Blues Some years ago, the Lovely Husband discovered a tiny neighbourhood restaurant in the pretty, villagey part of Hammersmith called Brackenbury Village. It was gorgeous, sitting there in amongst the independent delis and complementary…
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Annie’s, the Burger Meister Now here’s a restaurant that always guarantees a good time. I grant you, I may be a touch biased. It’s just a few doors away from my home and for years, this has been our local favourite. We’ve been here regularly for…
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Good evening, Vietnam! Vietnam is a simply fabulous place. Twice I have had the privilege of visiting this fascinating country. The first time we travelled to Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) and on to a beach holiday in Nha Trang and then, on another occasion,…
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Granny goes to Hollywood I have had my fair share of random snogs at Brinkleys. Way back in the day, of course, when I was very young, footloose and fancy free, and many moons before I even considered hitching up and getting married. Always thronging with…
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Plunder Down Under Brew announces its Antipodean heritage before you even step in. Outside the entrance, Vegemite Jars are let into a glass covered footwell. The building itself, quite incongruously in this area of true Brit Edwardian residential houses…
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A Gloriously Fishy Business London is buzzing with the news that, in the last few days, just in time for the Oxford and Cambridge boat race, celebrity seafood chef Rick Stein has opened a restaurant in Barnes. How convenient then that it’s located just a…
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Jolly Hockey Sticks After leaving uni, my daughter and one of her very best friends shared a flat on Prince of Wales Drive in Battersea. Despite being a challenging six floors walk up right opposite the park, it was a gorgeous sugar and spice palace, full…
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The Horn of Plenty Even on a gloomy mid February evening, La Trompette in Chiswick looks cheery and inviting with its bubble shaped box hedge and wide awning. This is one of five Michelin starred London restaurants co-owned by clever restaurateur Nigel…
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Yabba Dabbous Doo! How do I love thee? Let me count the ways. I love thee to the depth and breadth and height my soul can reach, when feeling out of sight for the ends of being and ideal grace. I love thee to the level of every day’s most quiet need, by…
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The Magic Supper For two years, from 2013 to 2015, I lived in Baku, Azerbaijan. I loved my time in this fascinating country, which hovers on the cusp between Europe and Asia. I met many lovely people, both local and foreigners, lived in an astounding…
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