Time to discover what’s on in Gloucestershire (and sometimes a little further afield) this month. Cheltenham Food & Drink Week is coming up on the 18th September and there are some foodie treats to book in October at the Cheltenham Literary Festival and in November at the Stroud Book Festival. Head over to Evesham to experience Michelin level food in a rather unexpected venue and of course, treat yourself to an amazing gelato.
It’s not much fun having a birthday in January. Restaurants are often shut, the weather is cold and dreary. But there was the twice yearly bread exhibition Europain on in …
Learning to love challenging vegetables Supertaster Whilst taking part in a workshop at a science festival I discovered I am a super taster. Not someone who has superior taste but …
It’s the busiest time of the year at Myrtle Farm in Somerset home of Thatcher’s Cider. From August to November, the apples ripen and harvested and despatched for processing. The …
The Mint Room Indian Restaurant is tucked away down a residential street in Clifton. From the outside, it looks compact. But we soon discover there are actually two entrances, and …
Nick Deverell Smith, head chef and proprietor of the Churchill Arms at Paxford has worked in many of the best known kitchens in Britain, with and for chefs including Eric …
When you think of New York, what comes to mind? I realised just how much my view was coloured by what I’d seen in films and on TV: a brash …
We visit a fabulous Indian Restaurant Do you have a list of must visit restaurants? We certainly do. Prithvi went on the list after I tried their halibut recipe in …
Discover the Peacock at Oxhill home of a cook from scratch menu including a very superior pie.
Edinburgh’s annual festival bonanza each August is always a blast. But how you approach it depends on whether you’re a local or a tourist, a first timer or a seasoned visitor. And in turn, that’ll determine what and when you eat.
If you’ve decided to cram everything into 48 hours, quick and filling will be your go-to. Luckily, there are plenty of options around the “Big venues, Assembly, Pleasance, Underbelly and Gilded Balloon. Clustered in the heart of the Old Town, they are surrounded by Fringe-only pop-ups and year-round stalwarts.
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