One of the great joys of travelling is happening upon a restaurant or bar that quite unexpectedly brings a beaming smile to your chops. A place about which you had the lowest of low hopes that unpredictably turns out to delight you.
In truth, such a spot might even be on your doorstep rather than in some distant corner of a foreign town and you rush home to tell your wife, husband or chum about your latest discovery. “You’ll never guess what, but you know that ghastly looking place on the corner of…”
Here are ten more surprisingly fine watering holes (see my original Ten Unexpectedly Wonderful Places in Which to Eat) garnered from my recent travels and even a potter a few hundred yards from home. I hope you get to try one or two of them and I hope you enjoy them as much as I did and do.
Señor Buddha
Brighton, UK
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