Switzerland: St. Gallen & Luzern.

After Zurich, our second stop was St. Gallen where we had an amazing dinner on the night we got in. We got in to our hotel quite late and had a look around in the small hotel restaurant. We weren't expecting much as the tiny restaurant was completely empty. We got our menu's and Jai decided to get the veal schnitzel with chips and I got a herby chicken breast with chips in an amazing mushroom type sauce.
Both meals also came with a small bowl of cooked carrots, broccoli and cauliflower.

We headed to bed and anxiously awaited our breakfast in the morning. If theres one meal of the day we've never been completely satisfied with when we go on holidays its breakfast. We usually go without after walking around the city for half an hour trying to find something to eat, or if the hotel comes with breakfast we usually end up with a bowl of cereal or some fruit which is fine.

Switzerland: Zurich.

Back In February my boyfriend Jai and I took a week long trip to Switzerland. It was the best holiday we have both ever had. We had such an amazing time and the food was lovely too.
Our first stop in Zurich was to Sprüngli to try the Luxemburgerli which taste and look very similar to a macaron. It was almost hard to tell the difference between the two, as macarons vary alot from place to place but its said that the Luxemburgerli is lighter and more airy in consistancy.

From right to left: Caramel, bourbon vanilla, raspberry, chocolate, lemon & the green ones in the back are pistachio.

Food Review: Ladurée.

Ladurée at Harrods
87/135 Brompton Road
London SW1X 7XL
Phone: (0) 203 155 0111
http://www.laduree.fr/public_en/maisons/londres_accueil.htm

One Weekend when my cousin Renee came to visit London, we decided to visit Harrod's department store. My sister had already taken me to go look in it but we didn't go to the pet store and I also wanted to go taste the macarons at Ladurée which I had heard had some of the best macarons in the world.

The decor inside Ladurée is amazing. It was beautifully decorated and I instantly knew I would end up loving this place.

Individual macarons are £3.50 and flavours include coffee, chocolate, vanilla, pistachio and lemon.
Although we decided to try out the mini macarons which looked gorgeous. Mini macarons are £1.65 and the flavours include rose, liquorice, coffee, chocolate, vanilla, pistachio, lemon, red berries, caramel with superfine salt, raspberry, orange blossom, blackcurrant & violet, bergamot, coconut and mint.