Tag: warwickshire

Well, this is the third time I've rewritten this post but I've decided it's still useful so I'll keep trying to update where possible.

The advice is clear - stay at home if you can, only go out for essentials like food or medicine,...

In case you didn't get the memo, Mother's Day is coming up. While you should treat your mum like the absolute legend she is every day of the year, March 22 is a chance to push the boat out and do something lovely.

You might already...

[Disclosure/AD - some of the meals I ate at the restaurants below were gifted and most quite some time ago, and they certainly didn't ask for inclusion in this list, but it's important that you know]

If, like me, your love of food is...

Rugby Food & Drink Festival is a bit earlier this year - slap bang in summer instead of in the usual September festival season. This year looks to be a bit different from previous years and even better. Watch this space and the Rugby First...

My 'list' when it comes to food and drink places I want to try is pretty much neverending. It includes swanky Michelin-starred places and famous restaurants recommended by the best of the best (Ynyshir, The Man Behind The Curtain, and Paul...

Ever fancied trying your hand at foraging? This might be just what you need. At this session in Baginton, near Coventry, you'll learn all about the edible autumn mushrooms and plants that you can find on your doorstep. The Foraging Course Company...

Everything you'd expect from a food festival, in the lovely historic town of Alcester. For more info visit their website here. Alcester,...

This collaboration between The Farm & Punjaban Curry Bases will include curry, traditional music, Bhangra dancing and the chance to cook your own chapattis. You'll get the chance to enjoy home-style Indian cooking in the heart of Warwickshire....

This is technically a film night with some food on the side, but I'm all about the food. As part of their Rugby World Cup celebrations, Inside the 22 in Rugby is showing Japanese films on Wednesday nights with food provided by Leamington-based...

I've been to a fair few places in the course of this blog, but being invited to review an afternoon tea in a retirement village was a new one. Not any old retirement home, though. Probably one of the swishest, fanciest retirement places going. (Of...