Travel and Food blog - travels around the globe

Not usually your Sunday Roast, but seeing as our Favourite Steak restaurant had a deal on, and we had some vouchers ( Xmas pressie ) it was time to head off to  miller and carter Sunday night means the car park is free (always a bonus) then a short walk and we're greeted by I presume the Manager, who shows us to a table for 4 tucked nicely away. It's by no means jumping, with maybe 10 or so tables taken out of 50, very soon our waitress for the evening (Elena) introduces herself and we order drinks whilst checking out the menu. We ( Myself and my Wife) opt for the two course special, whilst my 16 year old Son goes for the three course, both very reasonable at £20.95 and £23.95 respectively. After a short while the starters arrive - Nachos, Chicken Bites and Garlic Bread. very tasty. Elena cleans the starters away, and after a short period of conversation ( or staring at your phone screen if you're a16 year old ) the mains arrive, not by any pre-planning we all had the same....

November....up up and away, this time to Seville. We arrived to a typical dull day with drizzle, much the same as old Blighty. Swiftly through passport control (the beauty of being in the  front of the Plane and travelling with hand luggage) Turning left out of the terminal to catch the Bus into the centre. 30 - 40 minutes later we pull up in the Central Bus Station. Another 20 minute walk and were at our  H10 Hotel  (only a few wrong turns) If you've never used H10 hotels , I highly recommend them. As is usual we've arrived at a decent time (mid afternoon) not to waste the first day of a short break, so time for a wander around the narrow streets , and try some local flavours. The city is remarkably compact with most of the areas easily accessible on foot. The Sun decides to make a welcome appearance !  Although not warm enough even to dip your toes in the rooftop pool. After a few local beers it's time for bed, no trouble falling asleep in the massive comfy bed. Up...