craig patrick

The remains of a 15th-century castle built on a cliff with picturesque views of the sea. I would recommend you wear appropriate footwear if you wish to climb to the top as the path is made of loose rocks, polished bolders and fixed stone. From the top, there are impressive views and a lovely place to take in the sunset. Small church at the summit, which is open. Opportunity to light a candle. Ample parking and a nearby cafe selling everything you would expect in addition to some tourist bits.

Deceptive restaurant from the outside. A rooftop terrace with a relaxed dining experience awaits. Accommodating servers, when we enquired about rooftop availability. Dinner was nice, no rush. The cheapest wine was €21 and it was decent. There are plenty of options available regardless of dietary requirements. Vegetarian stuffed vine leaves were my favourite pick.

Isn't the best stadium in the world. Can feel as if you are quite a distance away from the pitch due to the poor design. Thankfully our seats were decent. Kiosks are cashless. Good atmosphere due to the Tartan Army. Very friendly crowd + we've got John McGinn. Parking is limited. Reasonable public transport system in the area. Mount Florida Station can be quite a wait on the return.

Attended for 1994 event. Decent security, nice staff throughout from cloak room to bar. Excellent night.

Worth a visit. Friendly staff. Nice to see places that offer vegan and vegetarian food. Good range of Indian food not normally offered such as vada pav and dabeli. Opted for Thali 1 - curry, roti, 4 fritters and chutney (green chilli). Veg curry was nicely flavoured. Only downside was cold bread much prefer when it is heated. Thali with a can of soft drink and bottle of water was a very reasonable £9. Parking nearby, but could be problematic as busy area.