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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.
Dining in Style at Gusto
There’s no shortage of dining choices in Regent Court, but Italian chain Gusto is a place I hadn’t yet tried anywhere else, let alone in Leamington.
An Evening in Provence – Oscars
I’d wanted to visit French bistro Oscars for ages and took the chance when they held a Provence-themed night homage to patron Pascal’s home region of Provence.
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Leamington Food and Drink Festival was a sorching success!
The sun shone through for the Leamington Food and Drink Festival as a fitting finale to the town’s scorching ‘Summer … read more
The Food & Drink Festival
The popular Royal Leamington Spa Food & Drink Festival attracts around 25,000 people and in 2018, it will return on the 8th & 9th of September. Considered one of the top 10 autumn festivals in the UK (Telegraph 2013), it is FREE to attend and features an exciting action-packed programme over two days.
Showcasing a diverse array of food and drink products – there are 150 unique stalls, a Live Kitchen, a BBQ Masterclass Area, Kids Cookery School, Live Music and Entertainment.