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Happy Thursday Saucers. This week takes us up, or preferably down, St Michael’s Hill in search of good drinking and good eating. Don’t know your guindillas from your robiola? Fear not — PXandTarts is here to guide you, if you can make it th...
Ishita, Bristol’s most informed pastry procurer, is back for part two of her comprehensive guide to Bristol’s bakeries. If you missed part one, you can read it here. You can also follow Ishita on Instagram for regular updates on her baked-g...
There are two ways to approach a restaurant review. You can do your research, find out who the chef is, look at the menu in advance, see if anyone else has been that you know and trust. Or you can go in blind. Both have their merits. In a c...
No Father's Day plan? We've got you
Thought it was summer? Ha. You, like everyone else, were lulled into a false sense of security and your punishment is a week of rain. Nevermind. Cheer yourself up by planning the month’s eating — there’s...
Zena’s Bistro often flies under the radar, tucked away as it is on West Street. But every now and then, I hear someone professing their love for lunching there. Shining a light on such joyful, unexpected places with no big marketing budget...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Juggling knife, fork and pen
@pxandtarts on Twitter
Full time food eater Part time food writer
banging the pans and hauling in the slack
Construction comms by day, food writing by early evening
Writing about anywhere I end up eating, but my heart belongs to S Wales, E Sussex and Bristol. Third generation Spanish hospitality family, industry insider and generally opinionated.
Cooking, writing, eating.
Chef, Restaurant owner, Writer.
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