Interview: The Pomegranate
By Ellie Philpotts Despite Cardiff’s recent surge of new companies bursting into existence (not just reserved to food, we’re talking […]
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Review: The Hashery
By Ellie Philpotts With the rent for independent businesses selling like hot cakes, and the amount of restaurants already calling
Food
Cardiff’s Best Veggie and Vegan Spots
By Nadine Pinnock If you’re a new student in Cardiff, or just recently getting into a vegetarian or vegan
Review: Sunny Afternoon, Wales Millennium Centre
Sunny Afternoon is the hit musical about the rise of The Kinks with music and lyrics by frontman Ray Davies
Review: Grey’s Restaurant, Hilton Cardiff
Situated neatly in between the hustle and bustle of the city centre and the university campus, Grey’s restaurant has it
Review: Dirty Martini
Dirty Martini is the hottest new bar to hit Cardiff, so our reviewer Betsy Kharas was keen to try it out!
Review: Lab 22
By Emily Turner Cocktails have been around for centuries, are drank by almost everyone and are especially popular among young
Review: The Borrowers, The Sherman Theatre
On Tuesday 29th November, the Sherman Theatre opened its doors to a heart-warming and lovable family story. The Borrowers is
Review: A Christmas Carol, New Theatre
A Christmas Carol, Tuesday 29th November, New Theatre. Reviewer: Faith Clarke On Tuesday night the doors opened to A Christmas
Battle of the Christmas Coffees
With so much hype around coffee shops’ specialist Christmas drinks, sussing out the overall winner makes for a guilt-free reason
Cardiff Fashion Week 2016
After a 3 year hiatus, Cardiff Fashion Week came back bigger than ever, taking Cardiff by storm last month. Taking
retroFestival
Introducing Retrofest, Cardiff’s first pop up fashion festival! The weather outside might’ve been grim, but nothing than a bit of
Review: Buffalo
By Ellie Philpotts What is this!? Going to Buffalo on a.. Tuesday?! OK, that makes it sound like an
Review: Blackbird, The Other Room
There are voices, the light comes on; a man and woman stand across from each other in a small dreary
Review: Josh Widdicombe, St David’s Hall
It’s safe to say that Josh Widdicombe’s profile has never been higher, due to his role on The Last Leg
Review: Lurvill’s Delight
By Ellie Philpotts You might wonder how far the marketing abilities of a soft drink from as long ago
Cardiff- a Creative City
This year Cardiff has witnessed the celebration of 100 years of our favourite children’s author, Roald Dahl. The city has
Review: The Goods Shed
Maria Mellor is normally found editing Gair Rhydd, but for now she’s popped over to the┬áQuench Food world. We’re all
Review: Jalan Malaysia
By Ellie Philpotts Since Jalan Malaysia kindly invited Quench Food to their Menu Relaunch, I thought I’d be a good
Review: The Little Shop of Horrors, New Theatre
The Little Shop of Horrors, originally written by Howard Ashman, is the comedy horror musical about florist Seymour Krelborn from