Brunch & Cake, the Barcelona-born all-day dining restaurant, has finally landed in Mumbai, offering a haven for picky eaters like myself. With its simple yet flavorful dishes, generous portions, and charming interiors, Brunch & Cake delivers a delightful dining experience that feels like a warm hug from your grandmother. From the Next Level Avo Toast to the Grandma’s Burnt Edge Chicken Lasagna, every dish is a testament to the restaurant’s commitment to comfort food done right.
A British man has sparked both amusement and frustration by spending £300 to bring his own food on an all-inclusive holiday. John Phillips, 40, and his wife Rebecca, 29, from Staffordshire, believe it is easier and cheaper to pack a suitcase full of Pot Noodles, crisps, sausages, and sweets for John to eat than to try and find food that he likes abroad. John has been a picky eater since he was a child, and he refuses to eat anything other than chips and other traditional English dishes while on vacation. Rebecca initially started packing dried snacks for him three years ago, but the amount of food she brings has since increased to a full suitcase, including meat wrapped in ice packs to keep it cold during flights. Despite the extra luggage costs, Rebecca says she is not annoyed as she just wants to make sure John is eating. John admits that the food at all-inclusive resorts does not really matter to him and that he only pays for the free beer.
A mother was faced with a difficult situation when an uninvited guest with a picky eater showed up at her son’s birthday party and demanded a cheese pizza. The mother declined, stating that she had already ordered a variety of food options and did not feel obligated to cater to the picky eater. Reddit users largely supported the mother’s stance, arguing that it was rude of the uninvited guest to demand food that was not on offer.
