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See the latest raft of food hygiene ratings for the Isle of Wight, from those with a score of five, to those with zero
Food & Drink
The Isle of Wight has become renowned for the quality of its food offerings.
With an abundance of local food producers, many restaurants, cafe and hotels are able to boast of fresh local food produce on their menus.
Below are some article that talk about food and drink on the Isle of Wight.
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This Baked Alaska dessert from The Terrace in Yarmouth looks totally delicious and Chilly Hilly runners can take advantage of the free offer when they dine at The Terrace
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A long list of food hygiene failures are revealed in the latest inspection report for The George Hotel in Yarmouth. Read it in full within
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Medina Foodservice say this is the best outcome for their team and most importantly, their customers
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Good news for the Jolly Fryer team and their Chale Green customers
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Food hygiene inspections have been dished out on the Isle of Wight — here are the latest
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This will be good news for many - Cantina, much-loved by Ventnorians and those way beyond, will be opening again in September, but with a new, familiar owner
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Always innovating, the new can from Isle of Wight Distillery is printed and plastic-free, plus 100% recyclable and the brand remains emphatically Net Zero
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An amendment to a raft of welfare reforms recognises that crabs and lobsters can feel pain and should be included along with vertebrate animals in the Animal Welfare (Sentience) Bill
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This nine-year-old first-time marmalade maker managed to fight off over 3,000 entrants from 30 countries with her Seville Orange and Orange Blossom Marmalade to win double gold
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Four Isle of Wight breweries are named in the latest he Good Beer Guide, which also includes expert commentators , including celebrity chef Tom Kerridge, who warn of the impact Covid-19 will have on the industry
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Demand for Isle of Wight emergency food parcels rose by a quarter in the last year, so Islanders have stepped up to help families on low incomes following the Government vote on food vouchers during school holidays
