drink (10 community guides)
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Oxford is known for its great colleges with their beautiful quads and "dreaming spires", unique museums and water meadow rambles. Combine these with the annual literary festival for a memorable visit... read more »
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Fossil-strewn beaches, amazing drives, endless countryside and a foodie culture to whet your appetite - welcome to West Dorset, second home to Masterchef winner and New Zealander Mat Follas... read more »
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London's Islington has a huge range of places to eat and drink to suit all tastes and budgets. Here are a few of my favourites, whether it's for a celebratory dinner, cocktails or just coffee and cake... read more »
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In Dubai, with its opulent hotels and shopping malls, the ethos is spend, spend, spend – but you don't have to. From free drinks and fashion bargains to cheap brunch, here are my money-saving tips... read more »
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Glorious beaches, a vibrant party scene, friendly people - Jamaica serves up a holiday to remember. But for me, it's all about the food... read more »
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This compact wine region in South Australia punches well above its weight when it comes to quality wines - and the food and scenery are rather fine too
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Valencia is a city of backstreets and grand promenades, great old buildings and vibrant new city complexes. You'll never want to leave... read more »
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Set deep in the heart of rural Baden-Württemberg, Tübingen is a charming little market town that is just begging to be discovered... read more »
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It's a foodie mecca, but you don't have to go to pricey restaurants to eat well in North Norfolk. As a local, I know lots of good cafes, pubs and wine bars. Here are my favourites in Holt and Blakeney... read more »
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Los Angeles is the cradle of the faddish diet, peopled by pole-thin wannabes, and notorious for frowning on calorific over-indulgence. But now it's rebranding itself as a top foodie destination... read more »
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