#perth tapas

[janjmoz]

Almería day 1

A very early start this morning to head over to the cathedral and meet the lady who will give us our accreditation. I did grumble a bit that it was strange she met you so early in the morning it was still dark 🙄

After waiting for a bit Jose re-read the message and guess what, it was meant to be 7:15pm not am 😫 Jose was so convinced everyone used the 24 hour clock here he didn’t read the message properly.

We consoled ourselves with some breakfast and then headed back to the apartment as everything was still closed. It’s strange that here down south everything opens later. Given how hot it gets I would have thought they’d open early 🤔

After calls to our Mums we headed out again to do some shopping. A trip to the local market is always fun and we found a great bakery near us too 😋

This afternoon we chilled out, didn’t want to do too much as after this it gets pretty full on. Jose did however have a much needed haircut.

Late this afternoon we headed back to the cathedral for the 7:15pm meeting to get our accreditation, etc. I am so glad we did this. The lady here in Almeria who organises the pilgrims is delightful. We met other pilgrims, including a lady from Perth. It seems this route us gaining in popularity, 18 pilgrims left yesterday.

We decided to attend the blessing of the pilgrims. It’s very easy to think of this as a hike and forget the intent of the Camino. I am not religious but was quite moved by the blessing of the pilgrims and the earnestness of Nely.

Having said that I did feel quite guilty knowing that having been blessed we were about to embark on essentially a pub crawl. A guide that Jose has found describes the best bars and food along the Camino. Almeria is pretty much the home of tapas to accompany your drink (i.e free food). One of the recommended bars didn’t open until 8:30pm so we went to another one first. I couldn’t believe how that bar went from closed pre 8:30 to pretty much eating and drinking being a contact sport within 45 minutes.

A fun night and having spent A$50-60 we almost walked a straight line home. I love southern Spain, unfortunately it’s too hot to live here.

[kaleidoscopeluhvv]

Neho, Victoria Park

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[perthisok]

They say that sharing is caring, and we couldn’t agree more. Here’s just a few tapas joints you need to check out for your next date night (and yes, we’ve bent the rules a little as to what exactly constitutes tapas).

[jow99]

Day trip to Figueres

Up early again, but thankfully not as early as yesterday. We walked up to where we catch the bus and had time for breakfast before the bus arrived. It was cooler this morning and I spent most of the day wishing I’d brought a jacket rather than a thin cardigan.

It’s about an hour trip to Figueres and then about a 10 minute walk past the markets (which were on today and looked good) to the police station. We were there all of about 5 minutes and walked out with our required paper work and over 4 hours to kill until the next bus home.

We went for a coffee and managed to relax now we had solved our immediate problem and decided it wasn’t such a bad thing to have time in Figueres. We’ve been here twice before (excluding yesterday). The first time we visited the Dali Museum and then continued on to Roses. The second time you may recall was when we first arrived last year and encountered a thoroughly unhelpful policeman who was already saying no before we’d barely opened our mouths - you can imagine how thrilled we were to have to come back here.

Anyway today we now had the opportunity to stroll around and get to know the town. It’s actually very nice and good shopping (some Christmas shopping was done). It could almost become our Girona substitute except it doesn’t have a Nespresso shop and I really like Girona too. We’ll have to alternate.

Still with 1.5 hours to go we headed for an early lunch. Jose had spotted a bar with great tapas so we had a nice relaxed lunch before catching the bus home.

This afternoon we started to pack in earnest. We thought it was about time given this time next week we’ll be in Perth. Now that we have to come back in a December we’ve had to rethink some of our packing and don’t need to worry about packing up the apartment.

Given we had lunch out we decided to skip our anchovy tapas tonight so stayed in for nibbles and dinner. We’re slowly emptying the fridge.

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PANDACOTTA 🐼🌱🍮🥥: Pandan Infused Pannacotta. Salted Coconut Crumble. Lime Coconut Granita (gfo); aud 15 from @neho_perth Neho, Victoria Park. The signature and the mainstay. I’ve heard about this dessert for ages and it’s been on my to-eat-list for ages. It certainly lived up to its reputation - panna cotta was so jiggly and perfectly balanced - love the freshness of the lime coconut granita too. ❤️😋 #Neho #VictoriaPark #NehoPerth #ModernAsian #AsianFusion #Perth #PerthFood #PerthAsian #Pandan #PannaCotta #PandaCotta #PerthFoodReview #PFR_AsianFusion #PFR_Neho (at Neho Asian Tapas) https://www.instagram.com/p/CdspxSrvWwg/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[pregorestaurant01]

Which Ones Are The Authentic Italian Restaurant Scarborough?

It’s time to celebrate la bella vita at the Italian restaurant Scarborough. Let’s face the fact: From time to time our love for l’alta cucina will definitely linger on. Well, no one can blame us for this enduring love for Italian cuisine. The true Italian maestros have mastered the art of balancing flavours. So, wouldn’t you love to try some seasonal pasta and garlic bread?

 Unbuckle your belt, these are the best Italian restaurants in Perth. So, be ready to dive into the best Italian delicacies!

Prego Restaurant

Floreat, Perth

 Prego Restaurant offers authentic Italian fine dining with an array of Italian food options. This Italian restaurant Scarborough qld is known for serving the best degustation menu in the city. Their degustation menu consists of the specialty delicacies crafted by their head chef. Enjoy the fascinating Italian cuisines like pasta, risotto, gnocchi, seafood and meat. You can also have a taste of authentic Italian wines at Prego. You can either enjoy a glass of red wine with your food or take a bottle to go. Prego will take you on a journey of delectable Italian delights. Moreover, their emphasis on the traditional Italian cuisines will amaze you.

 So, book your table today and visit Prego for an exceptional fine Italian dining experience.

Neighbourhood Pizza

Anvil Lane, Hawthorn

 At Neighbourhood Pizza you will get simple and affordable pizza. They do not compromise on the taste. This restaurant is hidden in a refurbished warehouse. If you ask us, we would say the warehouse is pretty cool. They have BYO as well. So, you can bring the bottle that you have been saving up. Start your night in a great way with the Italian food from Neighbourhood Pizza. 

Birraz Ristobar

Mount Hawthorn

 Well, we should have mentioned Birraz Ristrobar earlier on our list. This is one of the best Scarborough restaurants. They offer an array of lip-smacking Italian cuisine. Like us, if you have been in the dark too, don’t muck around. Rush to this cosy neighbourhood joint in Mount Hawthorn. Start the ultimate Italian feast here. They serve first-class Italian tapas, delicious pasta and amazing wine. Moreover, you will really enjoy the killer drinks with friendly vibes. Here the meat option starts from $55 per person and the seafood option starts from $65. They will deliver the best food straight to your table without any fuss.

 We hope this article was informative. You can visit this Italian restaurant Scarborough

[ragepup]

It's annoying when your new goth haunt has a building sold to new owners, and the new owners are going to turn the place into a fucking tapas bar of all things. We already have quite a few of those silly places in Perth, where both the cocktails and food are often ridiculously overpriced. It goes to show, once again, that Perth only cares for rich people and hipsters, not any actually valid subculture that makes Perth actually an interesting place to be. I'm both sad and furious about this.

[goldensunbalotiyaposts]

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The Australian city of Perth is an interesting blend of inventiveness, cash (because of the mining blast) and a decided freedom that originates from the way that a large portion of the country's other significant urban areas are a five-hour flight away. You should see it : African food in perth

 Guests to Perth are in for a treat, with each sort of food and drink understanding on offer, from five-star eateries to enticing wine bars and bistros that take advantage of the city's in the open air atmosphere. Here are the absolute best in the most fascinating neighborhoods:

 For a bar you'll never need to leave, put Must Winebar, in the foodie region of Highgate, on your rundown. It doesn't put a foot wrong. There's quality wine, first rate tapas, a loose yet cosmopolitan climate and an extremely friendly group. What's not to cherish?

 In case you're searching for a bistro where supportability matters, rush toward Source Foods in advancing Northbridge. The spotless, contemporary lines of the stylistic layout are an ideal fit with the straightforward goodness on offer on the menu.

 To see an ace culinary expert at work, go to Shige Sushi Bar in South Perth. The stylistic layout is essential, if credible, yet the food is wonderful. Acclaimed Sydney restaurateur Tetsuya Wakuda is supposed to rate it profoundly and other sushi fans will joyfully agree. Chief Experience Officer, Verity Byth's insider's tip, is "sit up at the bar, offer Shige-san a glass of your wine, watch and learn. There's no place else like it." You should see it : Soft Drinks in perth

 For an incredible find even local people don't think about take your companions to Annalakshmi on the Swan at the Barrack Street Jetty. Hardly any eateries run totally on affection, yet this one does. They gracefully fantastic home-style Indian vegan food, you "eat as you need, give as you feel", making a deliberate gift for the supper. The prime stream sees are a reward.

 To see the eventual fate of Perth's bistro culture make the excursion to Fremantle, where Tonic is a guide of contemporary plan and food, giving throughout the day morning meals and incredible reasonable exchange espresso. The beautiful hand-painted screens are by the proprietor, Vicky.

 For more incredible encounters in Perth and other Australian and worldwide urban areas. There's food, shopping (style, home, storeroom, books and music), inns, displays and show scenes and substantially more.

For more information visit here :  https://www.myplacebar.com.au/

[baradvisorperth]

So many delicious options from @andaluzbar 😍🤤👌 . . . . Reposted from @andaluzbar We’re launching a new takeaway service on Friday & Saturday nights. Our “Feed Me” tapas boxes are available for pick-up or city delivery between 5pm & 8pm. Pre-orders by 5pm the day prior are essential. Website for further details. #andaluzbar #supportlocal #perth #perthlife #perthbars #perthclubs #perthloves (at Perth, Western Australia) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_QmVGEDShu/?igshid=pllrr6e6d1da

[travellingwithali]

  We were recently invited to a Scottish wedding in Edinburgh so decided to have an extended trip and explore the City and surrounding areas.  Edinburgh was a first for both of us so we had lots to explore.

Arriving from Perth through Doha straight into Edinburgh was brilliant.  Travelling on Qatar airways was fantastic.  Doha airport is out of this world, like another planet, so airy and spacious.  We spent a relaxing hour or two here.

Some of the amazing sculptures around Doha Airport

We stayed at Apex Grassmarket Hotel and had a room overlooking the Grassmarket.  We had such a nice view of the castle as well.  Edinburgh is such a great city for walking around and there’s so much interesting history here.  There is a big French influence as we found out from all the restaurants we ate in.  This must come from Mary Queen of Scots who grew up in France. Over the next couple of days we walked our feet off enjoying all the sights of Edinburgh.  In between our stay we also hired a car to explore what we could of Scotland. Our first port of call was of course the magnificent Edinburgh Castle.

Edinburgh Castle

The view from our room – the magnificent Edinburgh Castle

The city through the stone lookouts

Inside St. Margaret’s Chapel

St. Margaret’s Chapel

There are so many tours around but we decided to go at our own pace and be free to roam wherever we liked.

Next up was the very pretty Dean Village which is about 20 minutes walk from Edinburgh Castle.  This is a heritage listed village and well worth a visit.

Dean Village

One of the 18th century buildings in Dean Village

The River Leith flowing through Dean Village

Well Court built in the 1880’s and recently refurbished

Looking through the archway into the courtyard of Well Court

The picturesque Hawthorn Buildings

The clock tower rising above what was once the social hall

Cobblestone house in Dean Village

  Next up we had a bit of lunch in a lovely little French restaurant called Escargot Bleu, it was French right down to the waiters and chef!

  To walk off this wonderful lunch we headed to Holyroodhouse Palace and the gallery.  This was one of my favourite places, very old and beautiful.  Gorgeous garden and also enjoyed walking around the rooms.  I didn’t realise that this is the Queen’s official residence in Edinburgh so is very much a working palace.  Even that night Princess Anne was flying in for a formal dinner with the University.

Holyroodhouse Palace

Holyroodhouse Palace was founded by David I in 1128 as an Augustinian monastery in 1128. In 1501 James IV built a Palace for himself and his bride, Margaret Tudor – the sister of Henry VIII and the grandmother of Mary, Queen of Scots.  Mary spent much of her later turbulent years here and was married twice from here.

The arches of the ruined abbey

From the gardens

One of the walls still standing

This place was definitely a must see for me and if you’re a history buff then you shouldn’t miss it.

One thing I loved about Edinburgh were all the quirky little alleyways and the names above them.

  One rainy afternoon we had lunch in the lobby of The Scotsman Hotel.  A beautiful baroque building dating back to 1905 and was once the home of The Scotsman Paper.

  A few more photos of street scenes below.

The famous pierced lady who claims to be the most pierced human – I don’t think she’s lying!

Two “wee” scottish boys dressed for the “Independence for Scotland” march

The famous Greyfriars’ Bobby – a skye terrier who guarded his master’s grave for 14 years.

The famous West Bow Street

Cobblestone alleyway

We also found time for a quick walk around Greyfriars Kirkyard.  Still an active church with a famous burial ground going back to the 16th century.  It was very hard to actually read the names on all the plaques.

The details on this grave are very intricate

  As I mentioned there are some fabulous restaurants in Edinburgh and below are some of the ones we tried:

Angels with Bagpipes Le Bistro Cafe Anduluz Vittoria on the Bridge Divino Enoteca

Also some of the photos from those restaurants Angels with Bagpipes

Hake cooked with capers, golden raisins, salsify, parsley root, rainbow chard

Finishing off dinner with a Scottish whiskey of the moment!

Tapas from Cafe Anduluz

Tapas from Cafe Anduluz

A delicious Spanish Rioja

  Divino Entoteca

Divino Enoteca

Sporting his harris tweed waistcoat

I would definitely recommend a visit to Edinburgh if you’ve never been before, we had the best time and clocked up many steps on our walking apps!

Part 2 to follow

  A great week in Scotland – Part 1 – Edinburgh We were recently invited to a Scottish wedding in Edinburgh so decided to have an extended trip and explore the City and surrounding areas.  

[ericpaulgoldie]

From artisanal gelato to gourmet tapas, movies and more, Leederville has it all! • • • • • #cafe #restaurant #perth #bar #perthlife #perthisok #chef #citylife #eat #foodlover #cityscape #gourmet #pic #westernaustralia #restaurante #picture #perthcity #ristorante #foodgasm #wine #perthigers #yum #pertheats #restaurants #perthwa #perthgram #perthfood #perthpop #justanotherdayinwa #australia (at Leederville, Western Australia, Australia) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bx02sivATJ6/?igshid=1jcoklq7o4gok

[whatsonforperth]

10 Reasons Why Sunset Wine & Brews Is The Place To Be This Summer

It doesnt get more summer in Perth than Sunset Wine and Brews bringing drinks, eats and good vibes to the beach. Sunset Wine and Brews event is held right on the beach at the new Scarborough Beach Reserve on February 9 and 10 featuring 20 wineries, 10 breweries and cideries, local spirit makers and range of tapas foods. If that isnt enough to get you excited for Sunset Wine and Brews here are the reasons why you will be getting your squad together for a day in Scarborough.

1 Iconic Sunset Do you know how long it takes the sun to set? Place some bets with your friends as you watch the sun go down over the ocean with a glass of wine (beer or cider) in hand. 2 Crisp Cool Ales If you are a lover of all things beer then you will be at home. It will be happy tipping with dozens of beers on offer from Gage Roads, Matsos, Heroes & Villains, Wedgetail Brewing and Thorny Devil. Try traditional, unusual, dark, light, exotic brews from WAs boutique producers. Buy a glass or buy some to take home for later. 3 Award winning wines Who doesnt love a great wine? Seriously though who? At Sunset Wine & Brews you can taste many award winning wines from Saracen Estate, Vineyard 28, Umamu Estate, Bunkers Wine and much more! 4 Local DJs Adding in good vibes! Be serenaded with cool tunes from local Perth DJs G-Martin and VERT. 5 Yum Food After a few tipples you might start to get a bit hungry. But thats ok because you can taste from seven of Perths best foodies think wings, Mexican, baos, Egyptian, dumplings, sliders and paella

6 Sunset Balcony Watch the stunning Scarborough Beach in style. Relax on the couches or high bars with your friends and enjoy uninterrupted views of the perfect coast backdrop from the Sunset Balcony with a glass of wine in your hand. 7 Guilt free ciders Summer and cider are the perfect combo and what better way to pair the two with the addition of Funk Cider and RunAmuk ciders which are made free from preservatives, added sugar, sulphites, concentrates and pasteurisation. Not to mention there are heaps of unusual and traditional flavours to choose from. 8 Wine cocktails If there is one thing that is better than summer and cider its a frose. Visit The Alchemist for a frose and Sangria from Happs Wines 9 Flavoursome Spirits If you are wanting some of the hard stuff then step this way. Discover the different flavours of Gin from Lawrenny Estate and Tattarang and rum from Yummy Rhum. 10 Support local You get to experience some of the best wine, beer, cider and spirits from regions all over WA. Love your local and you never know you could find a new favourite beverage.

So what are you waiting for? Tickets from $23. Tickets on sale now at wineandfood.com.au. Feeling lucky? You could win your way to summer paradise. Try your hand at the Summer Wine and Brews competition with up to 7 ways to enter. 3 lucky winners will win 1 of the following packages: 4 x plumm tickets (Sunday only)2 x plumm tickets (Sunday only)2 x general tickets (Sunday only) Sunset Wine and Brews Competition Sunset Wine and Brews CompetitionSunset Wines and Brews Details Dates: 9th and 10th of February Location: Scarborough Beach Reserve (Directions) Join the conversation #SunsetWine #WineAndFoodWA @WineAndFoodWA This is a sponsored post for CMS Events endorsed by So Perth. We value your feedback so pleasecontact uswith any thoughts inregards to our sponsored post. Thank you for supporting So Perth and our sponsors. https://soperth.com.au/10-reasons-why-sunset-wine-brews-is-the-place-to-be-this-summer-25324

[perthfoodreview]

NEHO 🥩🦆 // first time trying @neho_perth Neho Asian Tapas in Victoria Park. Menu on last few pics. Ordered the following savoury dishes to share: - TEA SMOKED DUCK $33: Oolong Tea Smoked Duck Breast. Scallion Egg Pancake. Pickled Cucumber. Plum Hoisin (df) - RENDANG SHORT RIB $46: 36 Hour Beef Short Ribs. Rendang Curry. Toasted Coconut (df) Used the @entertainment_au offer here with 25% off the bill (up to $35). The tea smoked duck indeed had a strong tea-smoked flavour (some places say the meat is smoked but there’s no smoked flavour) and was pink. It’s a twist with the scallion egg pancake which was enjoyable. Rendang short rib was incredibly tender and juicy - loved this though the curry is quite sweet and not really a traditional rendang - this curry seems more Thai-style than Malaysian/Indonesian curry. #Neho #VictoriaPark #Asian #AsianFusion #Perth #PerthFood #PerthAsian #BeefRib #Duck #TeaSmokedDuck #Rendang #Curry #PerthFoodReview #PFR_AsianFusion #PFR_Neho (at Neho Asian Tapas) https://www.instagram.com/p/CdiCH7bPmd5/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[jacobdowling]

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Perth Paella Parties is a best catering service in Perth that is known for its quality and taste. We offer an exclusive range of best tapas perth menus at reasonable price. We promise to deliver the finest quality food at the most affordable price. When it comes to finest quality catering you can rely on, Perth Paella Parties. Contact us now for more information.