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Turtle Bay kicks off the summer with a free reggae rum punch
Caribbean restaurant and bar, Turtle Bay, has announced that Turtle Bay “Bay Club” Members will...
LEAMINGTON SPA BUTCHER CROWNED ‘BEST OF THE BEST’ IN NATIONAL CRAFT BUTCHERY AWARDS
Aubrey Allen’s Shepherd’s Pie wins prestigious Platinum Jubilee Award at Smithfield Star Awards A...
Where to eat in Leamington Spa this spring
When it comes to going out to eat, Leamington Spa will spoil you for choice. The town has a whole...
Bar + Block in Leamington Spa launches Summer + Music
Eat with a beat as steakhouse Bar + Block in Leamington Spa launches Summer + Music, an exciting...
Smowkhaus is coming to Bedford Street Bar!
Smowkhaus is the latest independent food concept to hit the buzzing Leamington food scene. A joint...
Where to find the best pancakes!
Shrove Tuesday is now just around the corner (Tuesday 25th February) which means it’s...
Tastebuds tingle at Leamington Food Festival
TASTEBUDS were certainly tingling in Leamington at the weekend. Thousands of appetites were...
Meet the Chef for August…..
Each month we will be showcasing a chef or a team that makes Royal Leamington Spa special and this...
Places to eat this Christmas in Leamington!
We are really lucky that we have a great selection of places to enjoy in Leamington so in this...
Yo! Sushi
Yo! Sushi It’s one of the big chains that has made a home for itself in Leamington Spa and...
Going Caribbean at Turtle Bay
Turtle Bay has cemented itself as a fun place for a taste of the Caribbean right here in Leamington. Whether it’s a jerk-flavoured feast or some Caribbean-inspired cocktails, the Regent Court-based restaurant has become a firm favourite. While I’m a more than familiar with the cocktail menu and Turtle Bay’s well-known happy hour offering, I hadn’t tried the food until recently and now I’m wondering why it took me so long.
Praise of the Tame Hare Well Deserved
Much is made of Leamington’s list of renowned chain restaurants but it is the smaller independent gems which help set the town apart in regard to its food and drink offering. The Tame Hare, in Warwick Street, has firmly established itself on that list of independent gems in the town centre.
