What a result. Bath Road Beers in Cheltenham has only gone and won the Independent Beer Retailer of the Year award! Fuelled on the joys of a local high-end beer shop opening on my doorstep back in 2018, it was only fitting to share this with the local community: https://www.gloucestershirelive.co.uk/whats-on/whats-on-news/seven-secret-gloucestershire-spots-you-1833420 Andrew and Will took the … Continue reading Bath Road Boom
Reviews
Bombay & Co
Is it possible that this is the best place to eat in Cheltenham right now? For me, it's probably the best place I've ever eaten in Gloucestershire. Bold words, but here's my logic.. Bombay & Co excites me. London life bleeds my time and energy to write reviews at my former pace, but I'm simply … Continue reading Bombay & Co
Prithvi
Indian food, but not as we know it. The unassuming and understated entrance to Prithvi leads you into a welcoming and convivial environment inhabited by swans of the hospitality industry. Unexpectedly small, but perfectly maximised like an Ikea showroom space, my first impressions leave me feeling relaxed and excited at the prospect of what's to … Continue reading Prithvi
The White Spoon
Long past are the days when I'd pop out from the office to grab something to eat in my lunch break, but I distinctly remember the options, or lack thereof.. An overpriced, plastic-clad sandwich or unimaginative pub fayre, unless you're willing to pay through the nose for restaurant cuisine of course. Competition certainly seems to … Continue reading The White Spoon
SandBar Tenby
Down an alley on Upper Frog Street, neatly tucked away in what reminds me of a trendy converted London mews, is the home of the Tenby Brewing Company and their relaxed, rather funky little SandBar. This very pleasing oasis away from the buckets and spades of the town only serves products from independent producers - … Continue reading SandBar Tenby
Food Fit For Felix 