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News / coffee

Coffee served from converted horsebox before new cafe opens

Wayland's Yard is currently serving coffee and cinnamon buns

Shops / St Werburghs

New greengrocers opens in St Werburgh’s

Chaya Veggies on Mina Road has been opened by two friends

News / Park Street

Popular chocolate cafe opens in new premises

It has moved from 20 Park Street up the road to number 50

News / North Street

New beginnings for Mark’s Bread

The bakery on North Street was founded in 2011

News / Restaurants

Bertha’s to create unique pizzas in collaboration with some of Bristol’s best restaurants

Bertha's Pizza in Wapping Wharf is also donating money to FareShare

News / Sustainability

Pieminister trials ‘planet pay back’ supplement on beef pies

The company is increasing its plant-based options

News / Restaurants

Bristol’s most exciting new restaurant opening of 2021

The Pony North Street will be located behind Bristol Beer Factory's tap room

News / chandos road

New bakery opening soon

Bake Away Bristol will bake and sell a range of breads, desserts and savouries

News / Old City

‘Social darts’ experience coming to Bristol with Flight Club

Flight Club already has six locations across the UK and two in the USA

News / MOD Abbey Wood

More than 50,000 army ration packs to be donated to charity

FareShare distributes food to more than 11,000 charities across the UK

News / Restaurants

New beginnings for Chomp as it becomes Bristol Distilling Co. Bar & Diner

Chomp started life as a food truck

News / Square Food Foundation

How To Be A Chef to return in 2021

The 12-week course will begin again in the new year

Takeaways / totterdown

Award-winning fish and chip shop to open second premises

Farrows currently has one store on Wells Road

News / gloucester road

Gloucester Road pub launches fundraiser in a bid to ‘hold on’ and stay afloat

Raising £2,000 to 'help pay the bills' while it's shut

News / Bristol Independents

Call to support independents or risk losing diversity in Bristol’s food scene

'If family-run businesses can't survive, the diversity will vanish'

News / Cafes

Wayland’s Yard to open first Bristol cafe

Already well-known in Worcester and Birmingham

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