A couple on a dinner date at a local Harvester were stunned when they were told there was essentially nothing available from the menu apart from chicken.
Source:Harvester diner fuming over 'disgraceful' lack of options
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September sees the return of Cask Ale Week, but why should pubs get involved in the annual event? Sara Hussein reports Source:Cask Ale Week: A Beginner's Guide The listing of pubs as assets of community value (ACVs) has caused controversy in the trade. The latest figures from the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) show 1,500 pubs across the country now have the status. But what can you do if your pub is listed as an ACV against your better judgment? […] The Old Forge at Inverie, in the Western Highlands, is a two-day walk from the nearest road and officially the most remote pub on the British mainland. Belgian licensee Jean-Pierre Robinet, or JP as he likes to be known, explains how the pub functions in such far-flung conditions Source:My Pub: The Old Forge, […] Cocktail making is a skilled profession, anyone who says otherwise is a fool. It is theatre, art and a craft that can be taught. Poorly-trained staff are an embarrassment and detrimental to business, but that needn’t be the case Source:There’s no excuse for a bad cocktail Star Pub & Bars has announced the launch of a series of specialist food workshops designed to enhance the skills of its licensees who want to improve their food offer. Source:Star Pubs & Bars launches specialist food workshops Located a stone’s throw away from the Emirates Stadium and with a cannon on the sign that hangs over the door, the Tollington Arms is only ever going to be associated with the Gunners – Arsenal Football Club. Owner Martin Whelan reveals the benefits and challenges that come from associating with a football team […] Digital marketing is a must for any business, big or small. It can be daunting, but fear not, there’s a lot you can do on a modest budget to start or enhance your journey. Source:7 ways to be a digital marketer The entrepreneurs behind the Craft Gin Club secured a £75,000 investment for a 12.5% stake in their business from Sarah Willingham in last night’s (24 July) episode of Dragons’ Den on BBC. Source:Craft Gin Club gets Dragons' Den investment A century ago, in July 1916, as the murderous Battle of the Somme raged in northern France, a new pub opened in Carlisle. It was no ordinary pub, though. The Gretna Tavern was the inaugural incarnation of what became known as the Carlisle Experiment. Source:The extraordinary story of "nationalised" pubs during the First […] |
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