One thing that has always bothered me until very recently was the North East dining scene. Yes we do independent and awesome and we do it VERY well, but for the longest of time, hip and trendy ‘London’ based brands and chains wouldn’t set foot up North. This has changed and it has changed for the better now that Byron Burger has landed.
Byron has landed on Grey Street in a prime location right next to the Monument and most importantly – the giant screen showing the Rugby World Cup!
Newcastle has the Steamer right? What does Durham have? Nowt, that’s what. Well all that is changing and us residents couldn’t be happier! After a brief stint in the multi storey car park, the Durham Street Food Project has burst forth and made it outside in to The Yard on the river bank under Elvet Bridge
While browsing Twitter I spotted a recipe that Adam Richman had posted from his latest book – Spaghetti Pie. I was in that dreaded post lunch slump when I was counting down the minutes, seconds and hours until tea time and hit the jackpot.
Not a master piece but it hits the spot.https://www.ladyfromatramp.co.uk/category/food/
I don’t really know why I haven’t posted about my love for Zapatista before. Probably a combination of it not lasting long enough to take a pretty photo of, and once it’s all wrapped up, it’s not the most photogenic of foods anyway.
Bringing a little bit of South American sparkle to the Newcastle dining scene, Viva Brazil has burst forth in a haze of samba music and sequinned leotards with it’s new churrascaria restaurant!