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This post was originally published on this site I’ve been a fan of Colonel Saab for quite a while, having enjoyed a couple of lovely evenings at their Trafalgar Square branch. I’d heard dishes had been added to their menu, and so I hot-footed it down to Colonel Saab restaurant in High Holborn for their new culinary experiences. The a Là Carte menu listed a pleasing range of dishes for carnivores and vegetarians with flavours hailing from the Indian Subcontinent, including the ever-popular Colonel Saab’s Butter Chicken. And as I explored the menu, I couldn’t help but be drawn to the canopy of stunning chandeliers overhead, throwing a subdued glow over us. The walls are replete with artworks, and a handsome picture of Colonel Saab himself, looking out at us from the wall ahead. Colonel Manbeer Choudhary (his real name), enjoyed a decorated career as an Indian Army officer for 25 years. His travels around the Subcontinent with his wife were an inspiration to his son and owner, Roop Partap Choudhary, for the existence of the Colonel Saab restaurants. Waiters are handsomely well-groomed, donning burgundy and black uniforms, and attending with a pleasing flourish and charm. And within this environment,

This post was originally published on this site The Marylebone Hotel in the heart of London’s chic and somewhat hidden gem of Marylebone Village, is part of the Doyle Collection. So I knew that this five-star boutique-style hotel was bound to feel luxurious. But it didn’t – not immediately. That came later. The entrance exterior, surrounded by Georgian architecture and flanked by helpful men in bowler hats, has an incongruous 60s/70s vibe. I walked into a minimalist marble reception that had an imposing marble central column, to check in at the minimalist reception desk. The warmth of the reception, though, was anything but minimalist.  It was a swift check-in peppered with a really feel-good warm service. Turning left at the reception leads to several seating, den-like areas. It seemed to extend for ages with several cosy and inviting spaces to relax. There is a lovely bar too, where on a chilly day, you can choose to sit by a fireplace.  Who is The Marylebone Hotel for? When you need a London base, want to be close to Oxford Street and Bond Street, yet want some peace in a village-style environment, such as Marylebone Village offers, the Marylebone Hotel is ideal. 

This post was originally published on this siteRising dramatically out of the plains of Wyoming like some jagged dogs teeth grinning manically, the rugged peaks of the Grand Teton mountain entice you to get closer from the moment you see the first snow-capped pinnacle. Most people think of Wyoming as a place of praries and free-roaming buffalo, and there are places like that, but Grand Teton National Park is a stark contrast from the rest of the state, where alpine lakes mirror the towering summits and wildflower-strewn meadows connect to dense forests and subalpine fir grasslands. Many people skip Grand Teton, because it’s right next door to Yellowstone, but those people have missed out. This breathtaking national park is wild and remote, where wildlife roams freely and hikers can gaze up at the sharp silhouettes of the mountain range without the sounds of cackling tourists coming up behind them. Overlooking Jenny Lake. One of the best things to do in Grand Teton National Park Although 3,341 km² in size, Grand Teton National Park can be easily seen in a day, as long as you go in armed with the perfect itinerary. In this guide, we share our perfect one day Grand

This post was originally published on this siteLet me tell you, Knoxville will surprise and delight you. It’s a mountain town not far from the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and is full of incredible attractions (and a few hidden gems). It’s an artsy place with a laid back vibe. On any visit to Knoxville, you’ll be blessed with outdoor adventure, good food, civil war history, and warm Southern hospitality. We had a fun filled three days exploring all the fun things to do in Knoxville and felt we got to know the city really well. Knoxville Riverfront In this guide, we share the best attractions and activities that we personally liked on our trip, plus include some suggestions for where to eat and drink and places to stay. Table Of Contents 1. Explore the Historic Market Square Where to eat in Market Square, Knoxville? 2. Eat and shop at Nourish Knoxville (Market Square Farmers’ Market) 3. Go boutique bowling at Maple Hall Bowling 4. Watch free live music at Knoxville Visitors Center 5. Watch a Vols Game at Neyland Stadium 6. Witness the best Knoxville views at The Sunsphere 7. Hiking at the Ijams Nature Center 8. Fly High