Food Diary - Al Andalus, Oxford
Not entirely sure why we did Spanish tapas on our last day in Oxford. I suppose we just wanted to try something different from home food, and what we ate at Browns and Quod. Oh, and there was a special lunch menu price too.
I think we overdid it... Our eyes were bigger than our stomachs.
On the scale of deliciousness, to be honest, it reminded me of why people sometimes prefer to buy singles, or compilations of the year's best hits or the artiste's best songs. A few good ones (like the calamari), most of them were meh, and some were just...best if we hadn't ordered them at all.
An English Summer with Danbo:
I. London
- Food Diaries #1: Dinner by Heston
- Food Diaries #2: Jamie Oliver's Fifteen
- Food Diaries #3: Zucca, London
- Food Diaries #4: Pearl Liang, London
II. Windsor
III. Oxford
- Food Diaries #5: Browns Brasserie & Bar, Oxford
- Food Diaries #6: Quod Restaurant & Bar, Oxford
- Food Diaries #7: Al Andalus, Oxford
IV. Cambridge
- Food Diaries #8: Midsummer House, Cambridge
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| Al Andalus, Oxford |
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| Al Andalus, Oxford |
I think we overdid it... Our eyes were bigger than our stomachs.
On the scale of deliciousness, to be honest, it reminded me of why people sometimes prefer to buy singles, or compilations of the year's best hits or the artiste's best songs. A few good ones (like the calamari), most of them were meh, and some were just...best if we hadn't ordered them at all.
An English Summer with Danbo:
I. London
- Food Diaries #1: Dinner by Heston
- Food Diaries #2: Jamie Oliver's Fifteen
- Food Diaries #3: Zucca, London
- Food Diaries #4: Pearl Liang, London
II. Windsor
III. Oxford
- Food Diaries #5: Browns Brasserie & Bar, Oxford
- Food Diaries #6: Quod Restaurant & Bar, Oxford
- Food Diaries #7: Al Andalus, Oxford
IV. Cambridge
- Food Diaries #8: Midsummer House, Cambridge
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