Food and Drink

Hopes pub will be at centre of village community again

Campaign boosted by easy push-button online last-minute donations

Amore Mio to open in Westgate replacing New Era

Get ready for a weekend of vintage entertainment at Retro Festival.

Cake lovers should head to St Peter’s Hill on Thursday (August 10) where there will be a cake sale and raffle taking place throughout the day.

“Destination sandwich shop” Bread Meat Cheese is celebrating its first birthday with a number of new taste bud temptations.

It has been quite a year for Will Frankgate, chef patron at the Blue Bell in Glinton.

Michelin inspectors just love Rutland it would seem with half a dozen hostelries making the the organisation’s Eating Out In Pubs Guide for 2017.

Ever wanted to lose two stone in a matter of weeks, eating and drinking absolutely anything that takes your fancy? Well it’s not only possible; it’s exactly what local business owner Jim Trevor did this summer.

Despite only opening in April, city centre fine dining restaurant Prévost has made it into the Michelin Guide for 2017, which was published today.

Stamford got it first Two AA Rosette restaurant this week as the William Cecil at St Martins was rewarded for its modern British culinary excellence.

I have always loved my little trips out into Rutland - because more often than not you are going to stumble on a little gem of a place to eat and drink.

Hot on the heels of hit BBC food competition The Great British Bake Off, contestants are being sought for a new BBC2 cooking competition looking for Britain’s Best Home Cooks.

A delicious breakfast menu has launched at Stamford’s ASK Italian restaurant and you could be among the first to try it.

An event showcasing the region’s best breads, wines, cheese, beers and other goods attracted hundreds of people to Stamford at the weekend.

The founder of the Rutland Pie Company is celebrating after winning a prize at the Newark and Nottinghamshire County Show.

Producers of breads, wines, cheese, beers, crafts and other goods are being invited to take part in the 2016 Stamford Food and Drink Festival.

Heritage farm attraction Sacrewell has teamed up with The Grainstore Brewery to produce a beer.

Birthplace of “peasant poet” John Clare, Helpston is also on my route of choice to Stamford, on this occasion the Burghley Fine Food Fair, and home of the dreaded railway crossing, which made us a good 10 minutes late for our lunch booking.

Come on down to Burghley this weekend for this year’s first Fine Food Market, taking place on Saturday and Sunday, from 10am to 4pm.