Words by Andrea Drobna
Located at the top of St. Mary’s Street in...
Review: Pieminister, St Mary Street
Review: Bite Food Festival. Insole Court, Llandaff
Words by Indigo Jones
On a beautiful day in sunny Cardiff there is...
Shake up your Salad for Summer!
Rainbow Vegetable and Hummus Salad
Words by Hannah...
Review: The Coconut Tree
By Sai
Sri Lankan cuisine is nearly synonymous to extravagant...
Category - Food & Drink
Words by Katie Duffin
As I sat on the steps of the Street Food Piazza, it was clear summer had arrived, and with it one of Cardiff’s most unique and...
Words by Saoirse O’Connor and Izzy Boulton
The UK’s largest Gin and Rum Festival came to Cardiff on Friday 28th June to Saturday 29th June. The festival...
By Ilona Cabral
“Even if you think you don’t like gin, there’ll be a gin here for you!”
This weekend crowds of Cardiffian gin enthusiasts queued in...
Words By Caterina Dassiè
Quench were invited to try some of the food of Hotpot Spot.
In the middle of Roath, based on Wellfield Road at the first floor of the...
By Katie Comer
For us final years, the prospect of graduation grows ever closer. We have worked tirelessly for so long and in just over two months our hard...
By Gintare Sa
Dining out with your friends or family these days has become almost an essential ritual and a great opportunity to spend time with your loved...
Words By Caterina Dassiè
Cocoa & Drizzle is a brownies business…you heard me…BROWIES (and blondies) delivered to your door. Lauren, the founder and...
By Meg Hurst
Bags packed, essays in the back of your mind, still be nursing that Varsity hangover? If this is you, here are some of the best sweet eats in and...
Words By Eleanor Strong
Since I was 16 years old, I have always worked within the food and drink sector. Whether it is waitressing, bartending or food...
The Argument For Meat Substitutes
By Rosa Burston
The increasing quality and availability of meat substitutes over the past few years has been eminently...
Words by Ashavari Baral
As a deep lover of pan Asian cuisine, I have a high standard of what constitutes as good Asian food. Noodles, stir fry and thick soups...
Josh Ong – Food & Drink Editor
food@quenchmag.co.uk
Quench were invited to Santa Maria on St Mary’s street to try out some of their menu...
By Lauren Ryan
When most people think of Wales, the initial thoughts that spring to mind are the likes of the countryside, rugby and the Welsh language. Yet...
Words By Eve Lewis
Spring is here and Cardiff is in bloom. Walk through any part of Bute or Roath Park and you will be struck by how many different shades of...
Words By Ashavari Baral
In the heart of Cardiff’s hub of international food and culture – City Road – lies a Turkish restaurant called Saray. A friend of...
Words By Angelica Marengo
On the 14th of March, a friend of mine and I had the pleasure of tasting some of Ciliegino’s specialities.
Ciliegino is an Italian...
** This article is a repost – it was originally posted on the 25th of February, 2019**
By Josh Ong
In all honesty, I’m not quite sure how to start...
Words By Caterina Dassiè
Kayla Howey is an American food blogger and corporate chef who Quench had the opportunity to interview.
– Hi Kayla. Thank you...
By Katie Duffin
There are lots of goods out there which represent cultures, but most of them are unknown. I will try to tell you stories including historical...
By Angharad May
When it comes to food, fresh is best, right? 30% of Brits would agree, alongside the belief that frozen-food is inferior to fresh. There is a...
