Ordering from the Travel Menu

travel menu

“If you could go anywhere in the world, where would go?”

I genuinely hate that question.

Could you only eat one meal for the rest of your life? Would you really only take one thing to a desert island? Do you have a favourite child? Okay, perhaps a little extreme but you get my point.

There isn’t one place and it would be unfair for you to make me choose. I have wanderlust, I want to go everywhere. Please don’t make me pick one.

That being said, I unfortunately haven’t learned to apparate yet so at some point I do have to sit and decide where in the world I’ll go next.

You know what would make this so much damn easier? A menu. A simple “here’s the world’s selection” in an easy to read list. The appetisers, the mains and even the light bites all with what’s included and the price to pay. You ask a girl what she wants for dinner and she panics, “I don’t know!” You present said girl with a menu of a few choices and she’s already ordered before you’ve picked your wine. If I could choose my travels in the same way I pick my scallops and steak, why how much less stress I’d endure!

So I welcome you to Eppie’s, a contemporary bistro for the travellers and adventure seekers featuring an exotic range of dishes from all across the globe. The twist is… the Chef hasn’t tried them yet. Pull up a chair, passport in hand and pick your selection for a guaranteed authentic experience*.

*Please note that unfortunately any orders from the menu will not be passed to the kitchen as this is a fictitious bucket list created by a serial wanderluster.


The Starters

The small yet satisfying escapes

The Best of the Baltics

A trio of individual cities, each complimenting the next. The first, a taste of Tallinn, mixing old and new styles to a scenic sea breeze capital. Next follows Riga, a striking flamboyant bite. Lastly, Vilnius comes served as a hilly panorama packed with history and bohemian flavour.

Oslo to Bergen

A journey of a dish that will take you from a fishing capital to great heights on a remarkable scenic ride.

Switzerland

Who said cheese couldn’t come first? Begin with a sliver before heading to Zurich and Bern, Basil and Lausanne. A plate you’ll go back to again and again, never the same but always as delightful as expected.

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The Main Course

A longer lasting dish for a more in-depth adventure

Ecuador

A journey through the wild with a trip to the Amazon mixing sounds and sights unseen before. A sample of Galapagos is served alongside, a small yet memorable adventure you’ll only find in this dish.

India

A feast for the senses, this selection will take you on a luxurious ride through culture and beauty. A puree of the Pink City alongside a slice of tradition, with scenic surprises along the way.

The Great Migration Mezze

Step into a natural wonder as we travel through Tanzania following the great buffalo. Expect drama and depth with a dish that will have you on the edge of your seat at every moment.

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Dessert

An after dinner treat to leave a lasting impression

Vancouver

As sweet as its beauty, make sure to leave room for a refreshing trip to Vancouver, a meringue of peaks sprinkled in snow with soft scenic wonder at its core.

Morocco

Filled with warm spices and rich in colour, Morocco will leave you wishing it would never end. A capital of culture surrounded by sands to be discovered; a truly exceptional taste of North Africa awaits.

Argentina

A thin slate with two sides, beginning with a warm relaxed taste of Buenos Aires before you gradually travel south to the fresh cold air of Antarctica. Expect to be wowed with each element and to never look back as you end your escapade at the end of the world.


 

Now just to order, what will it be?

I know what I’ll be having … everything on the menu please Miss.

Check please!

This month’s travel linkup topic is all about if travel was a menu. What would be your starter (short-haul), main (long haul) and/or dessert (a place with a lasting impression)? To join in the fun, Just pop your post up over the first week of the month (the 1st – 7th May 2017), add it to the link up widget found on Follow Your SunshineAdventures of a London Kiwi, SilverSpoon London, or on the blog of  guest host Binny at Binny’s Kitchen and Travel Diaries from the 1st.

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Travel Between The Lines is an honest, thoughtful journal of adventures far and near. For those who love nothing more than to traverse the world between the comfort and calling of home.

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