The Hickory Shack & Charlie's Garage Craft Brewery sits at 98 St George's Street in Simon's Town, right on the main drag near the penguin colony and harbour. It's a casual Texas-style smokehouse BBQ spot with an on-site craft brewery run by Charlie Murray (of Charlie's Garage). The vibe is rustic, welcoming and low-key Southern—think slow-smoked meats over hickory and pecan wood, house sauces, and fresh craft beers poured straight from the taps. No fancy fine-dining here: it's hearty, meat-focus.....

It's quite difficult to categorise Cafe Roux. One thing is certain is that they are not a cafe. Part restaurant, part outdoor live entertainment venue, part vibey bar, we're probably going to have to start with saying that they are a bar that serves food through the day and hosts some great artists on their stage. This is what they had to say about themselves: Established in 2006, café Roux, in the popular Noordhoek Farm Village below Chapman’s Peak, is the hub of the South Peninsula community.....

Affectionately known as the prettiest ballpark in the minor leagues, Nat Bailey Stadium sits in a leafy hollow in south Vancouver with the peaks of the North Shore mountains rising beyond the outfield. Opened in 1951 and named in honour of a local restaurateur, the historic ground is the long-time home of the Vancouver Canadians and a much-loved fixture of summer in the city, prized as much for its setting as for the baseball. The ballpark holds around six and a half thousand spectators, with a.....

The Ritz London is one of the most recognisable hotels in the world, a byword for luxury, elegance, and a particular kind of old-world grandeur that very few establishments have managed to maintain across more than a century of operation. Situated on Piccadilly in the heart of London's West End, it has been welcoming guests since 1906 and has lost remarkably little of its original lustre in the time since. The hotel was the brainchild of César Ritz, the Swiss hotelier whose name became so synon.....

Inside a converted seven-storey building on Queen Street, in the heart of Edinburgh's New Town, Yotel Edinburgh brings the brand's distinctive cabin-style accommodation to the Scottish capital. Occupying Erskine House, a former office complex within the New Town Conservation Area and UNESCO World Heritage Site, the hotel opened in 2019 as the company's first venture in the United Kingdom outside London, retaining the building's historic facades while reinventing the interior. The 276 rooms take.....