Author: Holly Benning

The Italian Frenzy Series: Crust

The Italian Frenzy Series: Crust

Posted by | Nov 24, 2016 |

Next up on my Italian frenzy series is the tasty and relatively new addition to Bold Street, Crust. Their unique take on traditional Italian dishes offers Liverpool’s bustling upcoming location an Italian edge. Their quirky and rustic restaurant covers all your foodie needs every day of the week. From breakfast served at 10am right through to cocktails and drafts beers until midnight on Friday and Saturday nights. Keep your expectations high with their impressively fast and efficient service and fabulous prices especially for students on a budget. Their extensive menu leaves you spoilt for choice with 30 different pizzas...

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The Italian Frenzy Series: Zizzi

The Italian Frenzy Series: Zizzi

Posted by | Nov 22, 2016 |

As a fairly new Liverpool resident, I found myself unfamiliar with the best restaurants and bars to be found here, but Zizzi has quickly become one of my favourite go to restaurants for a fabulous night out. With winter specials like chocolate salted caramel brownies, pimping prosecco and a feast of sharing boards, you definitely cannot go wrong. Dig into their new menu, which promises to cater for vegans, vegetarians and dairy free customers. Zizzi offers classic Italian cuisine with a delicious twist. The Rustica pizza is their signature dish, which has an even thinner and crispier base for you to...

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North West Fashion Festival- Part One

North West Fashion Festival- Part One

Posted by | Nov 1, 2016 | ,

Fashion enthusiasts were treated with two days of catwalks, live music and master classes hosted at the St George’s Hall. Famous faces such as Sam Reece, Katie Salmon and Lavish Alice took to the stage with their new designs. There were performances from the X Factor’s Tom and Laura, Kiera Weathers, Brady Ward and Girl Talk; they entertained the audience and electrified the atmosphere. Nunude kicked off this year’s catwalk with their sleek and simplistic designs that were predominantly beige or block coloured. Their styles were casual and comfortable with a soft and feminine touch to them. The stage was...

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