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Watch the Crumbs Takeaway!

by Steph Dodd 1 March 2021 468 Views

Crumbs Takeaway is a new, online conference for the hospitality trade, covering businesses in the Bristol, Bath, Cardiff and Exeter areas. Restaurants, cafés, bars; food and drink producers and suppliers; and the business services supporting the sector. If you missed…

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Sad news: Crumbs magazine is suspended

by Steph Dodd 19 March 2020 2.3k Views

We’re really sorry to announce that Crumbs magazine is being suspended for the foreseeable future from today.Our glorious, wonderful Crumbs #100 issue published and distributed last week is our swansong for now. We step away for now with our heads held…

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New openings: Osip and Number One Bruton

by Jess Carter 13 March 2020 2.9k Views

You don’t know what you’ve got ’til it’s gone. Or ’til it changes into a fresh new outfit and presents itself to you looking all sexy and new again. My point: if the South West ever loses its dazzle, don’t…

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Local chefs to star in new series of Great British Menu

by Jess Carter 13 March 2020 2k Views

If there’s one cookery show chefs tune into on their days off, we reckon it must be Great British Menu. Back for its 15th series as of this Wednesday 18 March, the televised cookery competition sees chefs from across the…

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Rum-making at Bristol and Bath Rum distillery

by Dan Izzard 11 March 2020 1.7k Views

If you’ve had a good nosey around the Bristol and Bath Rum Distillery on Park Street you’ll have noticed that, as well as a sizable still, there’s an intriguing laboratory set-up upstairs – complete with comfy stools and the promise…

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New speciality coffee shop to open in Bristol

by Melissa Stewart 11 March 2020 1.6k Views

Bristol folk looking for their next coffee fix will soon have another indie café to choose from with the opening of C.U.P. Speciality Coffee and Tea on Park Street later this month. C.U.P. will be serving food in the form…

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New bar set to launch in Bristol rail arch

by Melissa Stewart 9 March 2020 1.8k Views

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Our taps are in/on/built/ready. Looking sexy. The ciders that will be poured on our opening weekend will be announced soon. In the meantime, keep 'em peeled for tap room build updates. ? : @lewis_clarke_creative

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The West Country is the home of proper English cider, so it’s only fitting that this staple sit should be properly celebrated in the region’s urban centre. The Cider Box will open its doors in St Philips, Bristol, later this…

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Japanese joints: Budo Ba

by Charlie Lyon 6 March 2020 1.9k Views

There are curtains hung in doorways in traditional Japanese premises that act as dividers. They’re called noren, and were used to help cool homes, shops and bars in summer, while keeping them warm in winter. They act as a kind…

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Tsukemono is back in the Hood

by Melissa Stewart 6 March 2020 2.2k Views

If you fancy a change from your typical bag of pork scratchings with your pint, make your way to Cotham as The Robin Hood once again welcomes Tsukemono for a kitchen takeover. The Japanese-inspired pop-up, the brainchild of local chefs…

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Grilled: Romy Gill

by Jess Carter 5 March 2020 1.8k Views

The past six months have been some of real change for Bristol-based chef Romy Gill. Sat in her Thornbury kitchen at the dinner table (she’s only gone and made me lunch!), we do a quick recap. First came the release…

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British Dal Festival returns

by Jess Carter 3 March 2020 1.1k Views

Give peas a chance. And beans, and lentils...

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Pie hard

by Jess Carter 2 March 2020 1.3k Views

With British Pie Week just around the corner, we take a look at the history of the pastry-encased (depending on how precious you’re going to be about it) dinnertime staple, and hunt down some of

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