Who knew the smallest planet in our solar system could have such an effect on us? For those new to this natural feat, Mercury travels around the sun faster than we do, and every four months, it passes us in its orbit. This means that from Earth, Mercury appears to be going backwards for three entire weeks.
Whether you believe it or not, when Mercury is in retrograde, it seems that all aspects of our supposedly normal lives are affected – even our food cravings! With the Mercury Retrograde fast approaching at the end of February, leading restaurant reservations site, OpenTable has compiled a list of some of the best restaurants around Australia to satisfy your retro-cravings, so you’re fully prepared for the astrological phenomenon.
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