Torbay-based Bays Brewery is teaming up once again with Paignton Zoo to launch the latest addition to its 2026 Charity Brew range – the return of the much-loved animal ale, Tall Order.
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Three Chefs, one Summer – Newquay’s Graze Tapas ~ Wine gears up for its busiest season yet
Graze Tapas ~ Wine, the family-run small-plates and wine bar at 2 Beacon Road, Newquay, is seeing increased demand this summer following the announcement of its three-strong kitchen team for the season.
Read moreAshburton Food Festival celebrates 15 years with a focus on Dartmoor
Ashburton Food Festival returns on Friday 11th and Saturday 12th September 2026.
Read morePipers & Co partner with Philip Warren & Son to build a more resilient local food system
Devon-based Pipers & Co has announced the launch of a landmark partnership for its new ethical food shopping platform, with renowned Cornish butcher, Philip Warren & Son, now joining the growing community of farmers and producers choosing to do things the right way.
Read moreLoungers launch Little Loungers Summer Passports nationwide
Loungers is rolling out a new family‑focused loyalty mechanic across its Lounge estate this summer, as Little Loungers Summer Passports launch nationwide from 10th July, running until 7th September.
Read moreSmall innovation, big impact? Cornwall firm targets everyday hospitality challenge
A Cornwall company is hoping to make life a little easier for front-of-house teams with the launch of a new product designed to help staff carry hot plates safely from kitchen to table.
Read moreYoung students serve up success at showcase banquet in CRCC’s 80th anniversary year
Young people from Cornwall Rural Community Charity’s (CRCC) Learn Your Way and Work Your Way programmes took centre stage last week, preparing and hosting a banquet for more than 60 guests.
Read moreFrom Walkabout to Rattler: Healeys brings Cornish cyder to Newquay seafront
An Australian-themed seafront bar in Newquay is set to begin a new chapter under a distinctly Cornish identity, as family-run Healeys Cyder launches Rattler Beach House.
Read moreShorebreak Hazy Pale Ale makes a splash on BBC’s Saturday Kitchen
Firebrand Brewing Co’s Shorebreak Alcohol-Free IPA received glowing praise on the latest episode of BBC Saturday Kitchen, with drinks expert Olly Smith and musician Ricky Wilson praising the beer for its exceptional flavour and character.
Read moreSomerset’s own ‘Water in a Box’ relaunches with a fresh look and local focus
Framptons breathes new life into its sustainable spring water brand, proudly produced in Somerset with water from the Mendip Hills.
Read moreNew West Country Produces podcast launched
A new podcast celebrating the people, products and stories behind the South West’s food and drink sector has been launched by Devon-based media company Evo-media.
Read moreVisit West launches new branding and identity
Visit West, the official Local Visitor Economy Partnership for the West of England, has announced a bold new identity to bring together its brands.
Read moreNew national programme opens doors for South West food and drink producers
A new national initiative is aiming to break down barriers and open up major supply chain opportunities for small and micro businesses — including those across the South West’s thriving food and drink sector.
Read moreHoteliers serve up some fun and fund-raising at Harbour Festival
Hoteliers are helping to serve up some fun – and fund-raising – at the forthcoming Bristol Harbour Festival thanks to a new event which is now inviting teams to enter.
Read moreRegion’s next generation of star chefs graduate from Michael Caines Academy
The South West’s next wave of culinary talent is ready to make its mark in the hospitality industry, as 16 learners graduate from the Michael Caines Academy at Exeter College.
Read moreBUNSIK opens its biggest restaurant yet in Plymouth
BUNSIK is set to open the doors to its first Devon restaurant, bringing its signature Korean corndogs, Korean fried chicken and Seoul-inspired street food to Plymouth city centre.
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