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Padstow restaurant innovating with local collaboration effort
A Padstow restaurant will create a season-long pop-up in collaboration with a nearby farm and local suppliers.
Read moreFantastic Food Festivals announce 2021 dates
Fantastic Food Festivals are back this year, hosting three food festivals in prestigious locations throughout the UK.
Read moreRave Coffee to release Colombia Corozal in celebration of 1% for the Planet commitment
Rave Coffee has announced the release of Colombia Corozal No. 112 to celebrate the online roastery joining 1% for the Planet.
Read moreUnique breakthrough cider maker awards support the future of cider in the UK
Barny Butterfield, Chief Cidermaker at Sandford Orchards recently presented Kingsley Ash of Thornborough Cider with the very first Breakthrough Cider Maker Award.
Read moreTemple Quay food market makes a welcome return
The popular street food market at Temple Quay in Bristol is set to return on Thursday 15th April.
Read moreHealthy Hospo creates wellbeing app for industry in need
A Cornwall-based entrepreneur has launched a new health and wellbeing app specifically for hospitality workers.
Read moreWeymouth fish and chips shop named one of UK’s 50 Best Fish & Chip Takeaways
Fish ’n’ Fritz have been named one of the UK’s 50 Best Fish & Chip Takeaways 2021 – the only chippy in Weymouth to make the prestigious list.
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At Rollover, we are committed to providing you with the best Hot Food To Go solutions, with a wide range of products and free-on-loan equipment.
Read moreOver half of licensed premises in the South West have space to trade outside for mid-April reopening
Around two in five licensed premises nationally have some kind of space to trade from when the market reopens for outside trading on Monday 12th April.
Read more‘Slow cooked fast food’ barbecue restaurant coming to Bristol
A new barbecue restaurant called Low and Slow is opening in Bristol next month. Housed in the former Boston Tea Party site in Whiteladies Road, it will be the city’s first fast food barbecue restaurant.
Read moreHarry’s Cider to launch Pink Rhubarb fruit cider during Southwest Cider Week
Somerset craft cider producer Harry’s Cider Company will be launching a new Pink Rhubarb cider at an open day on 17 April as part of the Southwest Cider Week celebrations.
Read moreFive star ambition for Bournemouth
The Nicolas James Group has acquired The Savoy Hotel on Bournemouth’s Westcliff.
Read moreButcombe Brewing Co wins best managed pub company at this year’s publican awards
Butcombe Brewing Co is raising a glass today having scooped a prized accolade at this year’s Publican Awards.
Read moreShops and outdoor dining prepare to re-open at Wapping Wharf, Bristol’s harbourside community
Many shops, restaurants and cafes are preparing to re-open from Monday April 12th onwards at Wapping Wharf.
Read moreBath businesses collaborate to celebrate the reopening of the hospitality industry
Electric Bear Brewery based on Brassmill Lane in Bath has partnered with café and coffee roaster, Mokoko Café on Dorchester Street to develop a craft beer.
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