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January 2019

Dabbers Den 2018 winner announced #Blog
Briony Wilson
30th January 2019

The Dabbers Den competition is now in its 7th year with 2018 seeing a high number of entries and an extremely high standard of pitches presented to the judges in the den, making it a difficult task to form the final decision of this year’s winner. With it becoming more important to know where your […]

Warm Beetroot, Sweet Potato, Goats Cheese and Pine Nut Salad #Recipe
Emma Shawcross
29th January 2019

Bring a bit of colour and sunshine flavours in to a cold January, this dish is full of flavour of warmer days; which we hope aren’t too far away. ...

WIN Tickets to Opening Day of the 2019 Boodles May Festival #Blog
Briony Wilson
28th January 2019

Today, Monday 28 January 2019, marks 100 days to go until the start of another racing season at Chester Racecourse. The 2019 opening spectacular; the Boodles May Festival, runs Wednesday 8 – Friday 10 May and promises a combination of competitive handicaps, top-class Group races and a fantastic atmosphere over three days. To celebrate the start of our […]

PEOPLE’S CHOICE WINE AWARDS WINNERS TO BE ANNOUNCED IN MANCHESTER #Blog
Briony Wilson
28th January 2019

The second People’s Choice Wine Awards ceremony is happening at Manchester’s The Comedy Store, on Monday 25thFebruary 2019 from 7pm. It’s the first national wine awards ceremony to be hosted outside of London and promises to be modern, fun and informal with a touch of comedy. It will be presented by home-grown Manchester talent Kate Goodman […]

MEET THE TEAM; James Lewis at The Nags Head #Meet the Team
Briony Wilson
24th January 2019

With the recent reopening of the Nags Head at Haughton, we thought this piece was a great opportunity to get to know one of the friendly faces on the team, today’s Q&A is with James Lewis the Bar manager. Q – What brought you to the Nags? I’m a local lad, literally a stones throw […]

Love Lane and Ginsmiths sponsor TC Awards #Blog
Stephen Wundke
23rd January 2019

The Taste Cheshire Food and Drink Awards, now in their 20th year have reported that with still, six weeks remaining to vote, over 10,000 votes have been cast. Taste Cheshire CEO Stephen Wundke said “It is extraordinary, the number of votes cast in such a short time and highlights just how popular these awards have […]

The Coachhouse helps teenagers living with cancer enjoy Oz show #Blog
Briony Wilson
21st January 2019

The Coach House Inn on Northgate Street treated the young group from The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre to a showing of The Wizard of Oz at Chester’s Storyhouse, followed by a meal and a few drinks at The Coach House. The event was the latest charitable activity by the restaurant, pub and inn, which has supported […]

The Nags Head – it’s why we exist #Review
Stephen Wundke
21st January 2019

When I first started Taste Cheshire the criteria for finding a restaurant or pub to list was a simple one. If I was on holiday in Cheshire and I didn’t know where to go where would I want to find that simply wasn’t some awful High St chain, where was the hidden gem – where […]

Brian Mellor to teach us all at Festival #Blog
Stephen Wundke
17th January 2019

Taste Cheshire and Harthill get you cooking at the Festival. At this years Taste Cheshire Food and Drink Festival those attending will have the opportunity to take part in some fabulous cookery classes thanks to Brian Mellor, proprietor of the Harthill Cookery School. Festival Organiser, Briony Wilson said “This is yet another free activity that […]

Rediscovering my love for food with Holly Goes Lightly #Tasty Thursday
Holly Nicol
17th January 2019

It’s Tasty Thursday and this week’s instalment is Holly from Holly Goes Lightly and We Blog North. Her feature is all about starting off the new year right and getting back in to food that she loves in the best way she can.  Okay, so the title of this piece is a bit misleading, as I’ve always […]

Homemade Pot Noodle #Recipe
Emma Shawcross
15th January 2019

Quick easy and low fat and dinner or lunch kids big and small.You can have all the ingredients ready to go, or even use jar or tube garlic and ginger for ease and convenience and one pan cooking. This is a great one to get the kids involved, and an e...

The wheels on the bus go…straight to The Ice Cream Farm! #Blog
Briony Wilson
10th January 2019

Cheshire West & Chester Council have approved plans for the number 41 bus service to extend its route to include a drop off and collection from The Ice Cream Farm, the ‘World’s Largest Ice Cream Shop’ in Tattenhall, just outside Chester. The new service will commence on 20th January departing directly from Chester train station at 10.30, […]

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