And Traveling the World
Today I want to share my Shake Shack London review with you. The beloved New York restaurant group is taking the city by storm, and there’s seemingly one on every corner now. This review is of Shake Shack Covent Garden, but there are more throughout the UK capital.
We’re in a crowded room. Everyone is speaking French, and I’m a bit nervous. Like most Americans and Brits, I grew up learning languages at school, but I don’t use them much when I’m not traveling. I take a deep breath, and I join in.
One of the hardest things about being an American expat in London is being far away from family. It’s not rare that I wish I could live in England and have my family here at home with me. But sometimes I find a good surrogate, and last week I found just that at The Goring hotel in London.
Today I want to share my review of Ametsa restaurant in London with you. The sibling of the famous three-Michelin-starred Arzak restaurant in Spain’s San Sebastian, it’s a great place to eat at COMO The Halkin hotel in Belgravia.
