You might remember that I ran this last year and I’m running it again because the ethos behind it is still so important.
The idea is very simple. If you’re meeting friends or family during the month of February (or anytime really), why not try somewhere that you haven’t been before and send me a photo? There are still lots of places for me to try on the High Street so I’m sure there are for you too. And it doesn’t have to be in Tonbridge; it could be in the vicinity as well.
Last week was a busy one for Eat Around Tonbridge and it only involved a little bit of eating! We had the Food and Dink Networking Club and a charity event with foodie connections – what will you host?
We’re approaching Christmas and the end of another year – it’s flown by hasn’t it! It’s been a great year for Tonbridge and the Eat Around Tonbridge blog.
I know, I know – this is the season of indulgence. My five a day at the moment are the fruit in mince pies. But if like me, you do like eating healthily, I wanted to share with you Debbie Stranack’s business that she started in her kitchen, Wholefood Wakeup.
Exciting news for Tonbridge! The Nelson Arms on the corner of Nelson Avenue & Cromer Street in the Barden Road area of Tonbridge has been bought by Matthew Rudd and Emma Cole of The Windmill in Weald. The Windmill is award winning and has a great reputation for its beer and food so it’s fantastic news that their expertise is coming to Tonbridge.
The Dovecote is hidden away on the road between Tudeley and Capel, almost blending into a row of cottages. Mr EAT and I had a date night and as I was willing to drive, we decided to try somewhere further afield, new to us and somewhere that I hadn’t heard any of you discuss. This very welcoming and homely pub was a pleasant surprise.