Norfolk’s county town makes for a perfect winter weekend escape. The handsome cathedral city is packed with cultural and historic riches and its cobbled lanes are full of independent charm. It’s made for exploring on foot, and that requires fuel. Who better than these Norwich-based chefs to guide you round the city’s deliciously varied food and drink scene?
Cobbles can surprise the poorly shod, so tip number one for the Norwich-bound: bring your trainers. Tip number two: arrive hungry.
Norwich’s food scene mirrors its rich culture, offering a mix of traditional British fare and international dishes. From top-notch Italian food to local farm-to-table spots, the city’s dining options reflect its unique blend of historical charm and contemporary innovation. Discover the top dining destinations in Norwich:...
Adjacent to the main restaurant, the little sister of Wild Honey operates as a casual all-day wine bar and bistrot. The dramatic, high-ceilinged space with its white-clothed tables, claret-coloured banquettes and a marble-topped bar with counter seating is, despite the grand style, intimate. Noise levels are kept in check and ......
Carl Wild has been appointed head chef at The Samling in Windermere, Cumbria, where he will work under executive chef Robby Jenks. Wild arrives at the hotel after almost seven years at the nearby Gilpin, where he was also head chef. Wild said: "I'm incredibly excited about joining the Samling, ......
