About ‘Travels with my Knife & Fork’
Hi, I’m Charlie Bexson and ’Travels with my Knife & Fork’, is where I write about fabulous food in fantastic places. When I find the opportunity to travel, food is always the pivot of my adventures and my memories are catalogued and then triggered by the restaurants we discovered and the dishes experienced and shared within them. And of course sometimes the discovery happens upon you by magic, on your own doorstep and these of course are perhaps the best discoveries of all!
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The great Norwood st Delicatessen, Cheltenham
I’d kind of decided that my blogging days (short lived as they were) were over; a combination of lack of time and a low frustration threshold had doomed my blogging destiny…but I’ve recently been a bit inspired by an awesome … Continue reading
The Olde Bell Inn, Hurley
If we could have chosen any weekend to spend at The Olde Bell Inn at Hurley, this one, the warmest March on record since 1968, would surely have been it! After the resounding success of ‘The Stagg Inn’ Christmas gift, all … Continue reading
The Purefoy Arms, Preston Candover, Hampshire
The early months of spring can be a dark and dreary time. It lacks the spontaneity of summer and requires some dedicated planning to ensure the first months of a new year include some action. So I’ve had some action … Continue reading
Soushi, Cirencester
I’ve always thought of Cirencester as being rather like Cheltenham’s little sister, hidden behind the somewhat overbearing shadow that the larger town casts. Cheltenham is generally considered the hub of the Cotswolds, with the racing, clubs, bars and restaurants and has always been rather showy-offy about it. But over … Continue reading
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