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The Edinburgh entrepreneur transforming bar into 'one of the best wee pubs in town'

When Martin Duffy was given the chance to fulfil his dream of running his own bar in 2019 he jumped at the chance, creating what he believes is "one of the best wee pubs in town".

Edinburgh Live

Liverpool city centre pub offers 'best selection' in country

The pub has a focus on one drink in particular

Liverpool Echo

Edinburgh Michelin star chefs shortlisted as 'ones to watch' in prestigious awards

Sam Yorke and Tomás Gormley opened up Heron in 2021 following a successful pop-up-at-home dining experience during the pandemic and have since opened two fine dining restaurants.

Edinburgh Live

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Newcastle bakery sees rise in demand following praise from top food critic

FAB Bakery in Fenham lives up to its name as Grace Dent writes in the Guardian about the 'greatest almond croissant'

Chronicle Live

Unique Liverpool bakery to open in popular cultural venue

Bakesale's offering include a deep fried lasagne sandwich

Liverpool Echo

Pub expansion plans approved despite 'nightmare' parking in Seahouses

Plans for new hotel rooms and improved facilities at a popular pub were approved despite concerns

Chronicle Live

Glasgow welcomes Der Berliner as gourmet kebab restaurant opens in Merchant City

Inspired by the city of Berlin, the new restaurant uses high-end, locally sourced lamb, beef and chicken, and offers quality vegetarian and vegan alternative options.

Glasgow Live

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Ryton café owners 'devastated' over council's decision on its future

The cafe and community hub owners are left unsure of its future after Gateshead Council's decision to refuse planning permission.

Chronicle Live

Scottish whisky festival returns this May with launch of two new Single Malts

This month will see the return of the Fèis Ìle whisky festival, and to celebrate the launch, two festival-exclusive Single Malt Scotch whiskies have been unveiled.

Daily Record

Craft breweries are fermenting change, addressing local ills while serving local ales

Some scholars say beer and wine – and fermentation in general – helped develop civilization and shaped culture and landscapes over millennia.

The Conversation

Edinburgh city centre to get new Chaakoo Bombay Cafe restaurant

The Indo-Irani tapas restaurant is moving across the M8 as it opens its first-ever restaurant to the capital in June with the new venture set to create 50 new jobs.

Edinburgh Live

Popular south side Glasgow cafe announces 'heart-breaking' closure as they thank locals

Glasgow Live

Closed Beeston pub gets a makeover - but locals aren't happy

The white lion statue is now green

Nottingham Post

Popular Northern Quarter restaurant 'closed until further notice' after nearly a decade in city centre

The restaurant known for its £1 tacos is planning to make a comeback later this year

Manchester Evening News

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Nottingham Post

Nottingham restaurant Oscar & Rosie's to close as cost of living crisis 'too much to deal with'

The metre-long pizza was legendary

Wales Online

Country's youngest brewer is not old enough to drink his own beer

Jacob has been fascinated with brewing since he was 10

The Denver Post

Why Colorado microbreweries are launching macro-style lagers to compete with big guys like Coors

For decades, craft brewers carved out their niche by separating themselves from the likes of Coors and Anheuser-Busch with bigger, bolder and more experimental recipes that pushed the boundaries of beer. But over the years, competition has continually increased while sales have largely flattened, leading several Colorado beverage makers to…

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'Sexist' and 'inappropriate' Barely Legal beer withdrawn from craft beer festival, sparking industry debate

An Australian beer named Barely Legal, which uses a label design similar to that of the world's biggest pornography website, is withdrawn on the eve of a leading craft beer festival after the brewer acknowledged it "conveyed implications that were offensive".

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Bangkok Post

Gourmet Market expansion back on track

The Mall Group Co, the operator of The Mall, The Emporium and Paragon Department Store, is resuming the expansion of its Gourmet Market branches this year as consumer spending recovers following the pandemic.

Bangkok Post

A star collaboration

On May 31 and June 1, Michelin-starred restaurant Le Normandie by Alain Roux at Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok will present a special 4-star collaboration between highly-acclaimed guest chef Alex Dilling of Alex Dilling restaurant at Hotel Café Royal in London, and Le Normandie by Alain Roux's own head chef Phil Hickman.

Manchester Evening News

Pubgoers fuming as Greene King trials rule on payment method in some branches

The decision has sparked a debate about the move to a cashless society

Edinburgh Live

Raging Edinburgh Pizza Express boss hits back at diner who 'couldn't be bothered'

One Pizza Express customer has slammed their service at a location in Edinburgh - but the restaurant manager hit back to the negative review on TripAdvisor with a response.

Chronicle Live

New nightclub to open in South Shields town centre in time for Bank Holiday weekend

The former home of the Can Can Bar and Platinum Bar has undergone a major revamp after being taken over by a new owner

Glasgow Live

We tried Glasgow's Maki & Ramen as restaurant brings taste of Japan to Renfield Street

The exciting Japanese restaurant made the move across the M8 from Edinburgh recently bringing its exciting range of dishes including sushi, bao buns and ramen for Glasgow to enjoy.

Birmingham Post

Chairman of pub and brewery firm The Liberation Group to step down

The Jersey-based parent company of West Country beer and hospitality brand Butcombe said Richard Grainger had led the group through a period of ‘significant growth’

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