The rule of three applies in meaningful ways to so many areas of everyday life as far back as the three wise men. In nature, land, sea and air are a triad to be reckoned with. Earth, Wind and Fire are Motown icons. Even in the composition of a beautiful photograph, the rule of thirds... Continue Reading →
Breakfast at City Lodge Hotel Eastgate Womandla! is the cheer this Women’s Month. Let us make you feel special with our Women’s Month accommodation promotion. Every weekend from 1-31 August 2022 – Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays – we’re offering up to 30% off our best available rate (BAR) on Courtyard Hotels, City Lodge Hotels (excluding... Continue Reading →
Gino Mazza and daughter Giulietta with the award they received last year for the country’s best pizza restaurant. South Africa’s best pizza restaurant - as voted by the publicReigning champion Gino’s is back to defend its title! Gino’s in Robertsham is something of a Johannesburg restaurant institution – an old favourite that has stood the... Continue Reading →
Join us at Clico Boutique Hotel, Restaurant & Conferencing to ward off the Winter blues – after all it is the home of bubbles! Bubbles & Brunch: Join us for a delicious brunch from our à la carte menu paired with a free glass of decadent bubbles to start your weekend started on a high note! When: Every Saturday... Continue Reading →
Hyde Park Corner’s popular luxury patisserie, Just Teddy has expanded their store with the addition of Maison du Petit Four (House of the Petit Four), their new showcase kitchen centred around all things macaron and fondant, and you’re invited to see it all! An open concept kitchen shines a spotlight on every aspect of their inner workings,... Continue Reading →
Arbour Café’s Valentine’s Evenings on Saturday, 13 February & Sunday, 14 February 2021 Are you looking for Johannesburg’s best kept secret? Then why not celebrate the romance of Valentine’s Evening outside under the fairy lights in Arbour Café’s courtyard on either Saturday, 13 February or Sunday, 14 February 2021. Arbour, situated in the heart... Continue Reading →
So as a Joburg foodie blogger who gets absolutely no opportunity to attend or blog about Kosher food – a little-known niche in Joburg’s wider foodie/blogging community, but something that I live and breathe every single day – I was pretty excited to see that local butchery, Nussbaums had invited two friends of mine, well-known... Continue Reading →
The Red Chamber has almost legendary status as one of the finest Chinese restaurants in Johannesburg. From its early days, when it first opened in Rosebank in 1989, until it moved to Hyde Park Shopping Centre in 1997, and then moved to its current premises (remaining within the centre), Head Chef, Emma Chan has maintained... Continue Reading →
***AVOID*** AVOID *** AVOID *** AVOID *** AVOID *** Sometimes there needs to be a zero rating, especially reserved for those experiences where even a rating of 1 seems too high!! I don't think I've every written such a negative review, but our experience at this establishment was so awful, that I feel the need... Continue Reading →
We waited a bit for all the hype to die down before visiting this much anticipated French Patisserie. The restaurant is much bigger than I initially thought, and although we thought it was full when we arrived, we were taken through to the dining area in the interior of the space, which you don't see... Continue Reading →
Every year, elderly sisters Dolly and Greta head to the ‘lost luggage auction’. They each bid on a piece of luggage which then becomes their Christmas gift to each other. But this year, Dolly is at the auction on her own. Greta has passed away and in recent months Dolly hasn’t really felt much like […]
The picturesque holiday town of Morannez is about to get busy for the holiday season. Mila is living there temporarily while looking after her niece, Ani, whose parents were tragically killed in a boating accident. Ani’s mother Simone was Mila’s step-sister and they had been extremely close. While Mila bides her time in Morannez, waiting […]
Katie and Sophie become close friends at university, and during their time there they start a regular true-crime podcast called “Small Town” which covers cold cases of murders in small towns that have never been solved. But after they leave university, Sophie’s life is on a different trajectory. She starts gaining popularity as a fashion […]
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