Bar Moustache Winter salad
Invited a friend to Bar Moustache in the Utrechtsestraat for some lunch. Place looked nice, salad was awesome but…
Invited a friend to Bar Moustache in the Utrechtsestraat for some lunch. Place looked nice, salad was awesome but…
One of the things I love as a tourist is to do what the locals do. Go to the cinema! And preferably the art house ones. Just to experience the sphere of a city and its folks. We were planning to check out Ides of March and dine at the Grosvenor Cafe first. A venue with a cafe slash restaurant in the loft of the building, a bar and cinema downstairs.
If you don’t know me that well and don’t get why I eat meat, yet be enthusiast about vegetarian food here’s the WHY. First I don’t eat pork, my dairy and meat tolerance is quite bad, need my vegs and when travelling uhm I’d like to play it safe…
Unfortunately I always have to skip the traditional U.K. breakfast because of the bacon, sausage and black pudding. When I’m abroad I’d love to eat local. And today I had a fantastic alternative I’d like to share.The Stravaigin’s full Vegetarian breakfast!

Crime: Started with Stork fish soup with toast and delicious chilli mayonnaise, continued with lobster on a bed of pasta and a fabulous Mille-feuille served with strawberries and strawberry sorbet.
Scene: Stork, Gedempt Hamerkanaal t.o. 96, Amsterdam North
Investigation: The used-to-be-bored IJ is making place for nice apartments, incubators, restaurants and event locations. Stork is one of the restaurants at De Overkant with a great view. A place not for the lazy people under the ‘IJ belt’. Reachable by car, by bike and ferry.

Crime: Super Healthy Houmous wrap and a bottle of water. (Forgot to fill my water bobble)
Scene: Benugo Cafe Deli, Clerkenwell 116 St John Street, London
Investigation: We had been up since 5AM and were hungry as hell. Arrived in Barbican and had something quick at Benugo’s, D’s tip, before we had to go our first meetings.