#tashas

I love the new subclasses! Some particular favourites of mine are the genie Warlock patron, the Monk way of the astral self and the phantom Rogue

The variant/optional class features are on the whole pretty disappointing tbh. Some classes like Ranger get a LOT of new stuff which is kind of overwhelming, while classes like Rogue get next to nothing

I’m a fan of the new feats, especially the ones that let you dip into other class features without multiclassing. Why wasn’t this an option from the beginning??

Group patrons are a nice idea but they take up a lot of space in the book considering most groups are never actually going to use them

I wish they’d have been a bit more creative with the new spells, most of them are just “summon ___”

Magic tattoos get a big thumbs up

Thank the gods sidekicks are finally official, another idea that feels like it should have been around from the beginning of 5e

new dnd character. he’s a chef and a warlock whose magic comes from his sriracha genie patron

A very short post this week but a very tasty one none the less. This week, we ended up having a quick brunch at Tashas in Battersea. Part of the new Power Station development, it's a South African place that's one of the first places you see as you walk from the Tube station towards the newly renovated power station. We were able to pop in for an early morning bite.

This was the Jett & Lukes which was 2 mini sliders with poached eggs, bacon, grilled onions and cheese all on a couple of sesame buns. These came with fried baby potatoes which were super crispy but also really light and fluffy on the inside. The sliders were pretty great too with perfectly poached eggs and a really good amount of thick cut bacon.

We also went for a chicken schnitzel sandwich which was huge! It was a pretty massive chicken breast breaded and fried very well with a chunky thousand island type sauce on it. The chicken was crunchy and really juicy and this was all in all a very tasty sandwich.

We only had the 2 dishes here this time but they were both good enough for us to want to come back and try more. With its handy location right by Battersea Power Station, it's definitely worth a visit and if you happen to be looking for one of the largest schnitzel sandwiches, you won't be going too far wrong here!

Tashas, Battersea Power Station, 3 Prospect Wy, Nine Elms, London SW11 8BH

Cheers,