ANGUS AND WAGYU AND WHISK

 Hey Foodies, 

I went to some new spots in good old Leicester. The city where there are a wide variety of spots to wine and dine at or just have a kosher drink. Maybe you're wooing a hot date? Maybe you're just chilling out at brunch/lunch with your family members having a great time connecting after months on end of not seeing them cuz they're so busy? Life gets in the way, so you gotta find that balance and get out of the four walls of the house and explore all those cool spots when you venture outside of your neighbourhood. These places will have your mouth watering when you take that first bite of food and that first swig of the drink you're having. 

ANGUS AND WAGYU:

A little cozy spot on Francis Street, which is crazily busy. If you're a meat-lover who is obsessed with steak this is your new hangout spot in Leicester to come and chill with a friend and give them the 411 about life. The place is sall and intimate which allows you to eat in peace. For someone with a cane who has the skills of the Marvel character Matt Murdock, the space might be a bit tight to navigate so you'll need assistance. 

I had a pulled beef sandwich with zero gherkins and coleslaw and sauce with onions inside. I took some awesome food photography of it cuz why not? I posted my food to the 'gram (Instagram for those of you who don't know the short and sweet version of it.) The first bite hits your senses and it just hits that Michelin star level that you rate your mum's food at every single time to make her happy. It makes your mouth water and you're just closing your eyes and savouring the different flavours as they hit your tongue and invade your senses like some type of fragrance you like spraying all the time. 

The service was excellent, and the man at the counter was friendly and took my order very patiently while waiting for me to decide what I wanted. I chose the greatest sandwich I've ever had in my life. Yeah, it's a very messy type of food to have so keep wiping your fingers and mouth with tissues and wipes. If you're a messy eater wear a napkin around your neck to prevent food stains on your clothing. 

I'd rate this food spot 10/10. 

WHISK

This is a very busy coffee and matcha spot. It's buzzing with a network of workers scurrying to get your order made like a hive of bees rushing around to make pollen into the delicious honey that you're licking off of a spoon or dashing in your tea. This is a spot where you can talk for ages while waiting for that drink that you're slurping in five seconds flat after shaking it like bass shaking the walls of a club in NYC or Ibiza. Not that I've been to a place like that, it's the metaphor to entice you amazing readers to check WHISK out and add it to your lists of places you wanna visit if you're new to Leicester. It's a really vibrant lively place that's always packed with people ordering food or drink that will slide down your throat and make your senses tingle as they hit that spot and you make that sigh of contentment when you're finished drinking. 

I had a white chocolate iced coffee that was a relief to drink in the thirty something degree England heart cuz it's sticky and makes you feel like you've stepped in a literal  desert that makes you feel dry and sticky and there's nothing you can do to escape it like jump in a swimming pool. The drink was a great way to cool down and wake me up from the bone deep tiredness of waking up early and sipping the green tea I had earlier in the day. I'm not a huge fan of coffee, but this was a real winner in my eyes. 

i drank it in two seconds flat, well more like chugged it down. It was divine and made me do that 'aah' noise in satisfaction of having a great drink with amazing company. 

I'd rate this place a solid 10/10. 

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