The urban guide to the countryside -
Eat Out
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4 reasons to head to the Brooklyn Pizza Bar
I'm not a huge fan of pizza, but this place had something just a bit different about it. A little slice of Brooklyn in the heart of Northampton!
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6 scrummy afternoon teas
Crustless sandwiches, clotted cream, homemade jam? In one sitting - yes please.
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Beautiful Barton Hall
I loved this hotel. Just to get it out there from the beginning. Super stylish with a great restaurant and an extensive gin menu to drink on the terrace (we tried a few)! What's not to like?
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A dog friendly break in the locale
We've found a brilliant bolthole in the east of the county where we can indulge ourselves in a peaceful break, without the guilt of leaving pooch behind
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A superb supper club
William Sitwell, Britain's foremost food writer is hosting. Get me on the guest list!
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Din dins at 185 Watling St
Garden bars and picnics under the stars...it's time to step outside for al fresco fun
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Muddy eats: Overstone Arms
With an orchard garden to lose hours in and tapas to fuel you through glorious countryside walks, The overstone Arms might just be your new go to lunch venue!
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Muddy’s Folly (food review)
It would be easy to zoom along the A5 and miss the picturesque Folly Inn, situated opposite Towcester race course. This Muddy is glad she popped in to find creative flair and great hosts awaiting
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Life a’Fermyn at the Woods
It's a beautiful spot - picturesque picnics, Butterfly gardens, glorious views and mysterious woodland walks. You really can make a day of it.
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Swanning around in Lamport
The Swan at Lamport - gorgeous countryside, family friendly and super tasty; a true Northamptonshire favourite and it's perfect location for a gentle, post Sunday lunch amble at nearby Brixworth or Pitsford
