Named as the most ethical Family-owned independent cafe chain in Britain, Boston Tea Party has 22 establishments across the South of England, Bristol, and the Midlands with a purpose to ‘Make Things Better‘. Did you know? Renowned as being one of the first cafes to completely ban disposable coffee cups, owing to this BTP has lost over 25 per cent of its entire takeaway drink sales. This classically British brand is delightfully quirky, with all cafes having different layouts but same sustainable values. They serve great British dishes ranging from breakfast to lunch time snacks and all ingredients are ethically sourced, so you don’t feel as bad for eating that…

The Farm is a family-run shop open to the public which shares a passion for delicious organic food, refreshing shopping concepts and great service. It’s hard not to love everything about this wonderful place in Stratford-upon-Avon. It was around Easter when I first visited The Farm and can honestly say I thought it was an incredible afternoon. The Farm showcases itself as a ‘unique food destination‘ that markets an abundance of local artisan produce – as well as promoting home grown and sustainable food offerings. It has everything you could want – from fresh meat and cheese counters to pastry stands, a wine merchant (and bar) to its own self-serve…

I haven’t heard a bad thing about this restaurant and since visiting, I can understand why. Folium is a beautiful, minimal and modern venue in the heart of the Jewellery Quarter. There are plenty of places I could have chosen when looking for a gorgeous restaurant to take my boyfriend to on his 30th birthday. With so many new openings in Birmingham City Centre, it can sometimes feel a little overwhelming when looking for something simplistic with tasteful menus. Truth is, when arriving at midday on April 18th, I couldn’t have been happier with my choice. Restaurant Folium is one of the newest multi-course dining experiences with great wine, fantastic…

Famished Brummies looking for a sleek, cosy-chic space ideal for dinner dates and cocktail parties need look no further than Jojolapa on Frederick St, Jewellery Quarter. Since its recent shift to the Jewellery Quarter from Newhall Street, it’s a place I’ve walked past dozens of times. Ashamedly I’ve never actually visited Jojolapa, not even in its former destination. I wasn’t interested before, purely for the fact I never actually knew much about them, or what type of cuisine they serve. After a recent meal at Jojolapa, I will hold my hands up and say, my bad. It was sheer laziness on my part for not venturing here sooner. The outside…