• Who doesn’t love a classic grilled cheese sandwich? But if you’re looking to take your grilled cheese to the next level, a few simple tricks can make all the difference. Grilled cheese sandwiches are always welcome, at any time of the day! It’s the ultimate comfort food—simple, satisfying, and endlessly versatile. But if you think grilled cheese is just bread, butter, and cheese, it’s time to rethink your approach. With a few tweaks, you can take this humble dish and turn it into a gourmet delight. Here are some tips and ideas to take your grilled cheese sandwich from basic…

    Located in the iconic Sandton City Mall, the all-day eatery, Second Story, prides itself on being unique and different with a menu described as “a map of flavours providing taste and ideas from many parts of the world including the US, the Middle East, Asia and Japan.”  In addition to its extensive regular menu – offering everything from poke bowls, grills, burgers and pizzas to salads and sushi – it also boasts a complete plant-based menu that will appeal to even the most ardent meat eaters.   The space itself is modern and sleek, with big balloon-shaped copper pendant lights, polished…

    I brought my own bread to a restaurant! If you’re laughing – my friends did too, but allow me to explain. Going gluten-free has become increasingly popular, whether for health reasons or as a lifestyle choice. For some, it’s essential due to medical conditions, while others choose it to improve digestion, reduce inflammation, or even address symptoms related to conditions like PCOS. But what exactly does gluten-free mean, and why are so many people adopting this diet? For me, I went gluten-free due to a combination of health reasons and lifestyle changes. It’s something I’ve done before, and in hindsight,…

    The lease for The Galley, Fish Hoek’s beachfront restaurant, was sold for R350 000 a month ago, 2 October, after the previous auction, which was held in November last year, was declared invalid, Cape {town} Etc reports. The restaurant was one of 43 properties and leases that the City of Cape Town put up for auction yesterday. Before the auction commenced, auctioneer Stef Olivier made a ‘catalogue correction’, by stating that the restaurant covered 1 896m² instead of the advertised 1 294m², according to the False Bay Echo. Adding to the 1 294m² area, is a 455m² play area and a 147m²…