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Where To Eat: Brighton - The Creperie


When it comes to finding nice places to eat in Brighton it is hardly a struggle, The Creperie is one of Brighton's little gems that still feels somewhat undiscovered...

Nestled right along the coastline near the iconic Pier it is in the perfect setting when you are in the mood for a seaside snack, whether you are after something sweet or savoury this is the place to be. The menu was created by Karen Samuel and is packed with mouth watering delights like sweet crepes, waffles with chocolate and fruit, there is also a wide range of gelato and sorbet and some seriously delicious savoury dishes like the Mediterranean crepe filled with roasted vegetables including courgette, aubergines and peppers. On my most recent visit I chose the 'Soft and Mallow' sweet crepe - a freshly made soft crepe filled with white chocolate and baby marshmallows that had melted and turned into a truly tasty gooey mess - definitely one I recommend!  

The décor is also one of the reasons it is one of my favourite places in Brighton, it is a classic mix of French and English, filled with vintage enamel wear and cookery books filling the shelves behind the seating area.

Next time your visiting Brighton go and check out The Creperie, you won't be disappointed!








By The Sea, By the Beautiful Sea


"By the sea,
By the sea,
By the beautiful sea,
You and me,
You and me,
Oh! How happy we'll be,

I love to be beside your side,
Beside the sea,
Beside the seaside,
By the beautiful sea." 

Some Like it Hot


Making the most of July's beautiful weather Luca and I decided to head over to Brighton for the day for a spot of shopping. After conquering the Laines we had the biggest lunch ever at a lovely Mexican restaurant, and after getting ridiculously full we thought it was best to walk it off along the beach where we headed for the Pier.




I love Brighton Pier, there is something so magical about the busy atmosphere with the bright lights and bold colours of the rides and arcades, and when you turn to look back at the beach it is just the most amazing view.










Such a cute photograph above, I don't know if you can really get married on Brighton Pier but how cool would that be!!!







If you don't live local to Brighton but are thinking of planning a trip down here then I would say it is definitely worth it! There is so much to see and do.

Danielle




Summer Holiday

As you may have noticed I haven’t blogged for a little while now, the reason being I have been on holiday! Luca and I popped on an plane to Spain (… see the little rhyming thing I did there)


We flew to Murcia in the South East of Spain, I haven’t been on a plane since before I can remember so for me it felt like a whole new experience. Where we stayed was really Spanish with not many tourists at all which was great! We went to the beaches everyday, ate tapas and drank tons of water ( it was HOT!!)

Our favourite beach by far was Calblanque, it is a nature reserve so there are no buildings, restaurants or bars, it is perfectly untouched. The sand is so golden and soft and the crystal clear water was beautiful. I cannot wait to go back!
Love Danielle

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