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His Royal Highness heard how Robert Thompson has diversified his business in light of the Covid-19 pandemic
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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Twenty new Isle of Wight venues added and four drop out in our latest Eat Out to Help Out info – News OnTheWight’s popular, single, sort-able list. The simple way to find where to get your 50% meal discount
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We've missed being able to pop into Ventnor Exchange for a coffee during the day and a chat with the team, or to meet friends in the evening for a drink
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Here are all 200+ Isle of Wight ‘Eat out to help out’ businesses, in a single, sort-able list - brought together by News OnTheWight to make it simple to find where you can get your 50% discount
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The nano-brewery on Sandown's High Street will be brewing twice a week, as part of a wider regeneration scheme which also sees the cafe/bar reopening for table service this weekend
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Find out who made the Top Five in this year's Wight Good Food Guide Awards, as well as the 'Top Three Gems' to look out for
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Already in Morrisons stores in Hampshire, this certification will now open doors for The Island Tea and Coffee Co’s coffee beans to be stocked in other supermarkets nationwide
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If you weren't already hungry, this end of the week piece of trivia might have your mouth watering
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There were some huge pumpkins on show at the annual Pan Allotment competition. OnTheWight has details of the winners
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The Restaurant at the Seaview Hotel was the first and so far the only venue on the Isle of Wight to be awarded a Michelin Bib Gourmand.
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Boojum and Snark in Sandown will be open this weekend, showcasing a fine selection of craft and award-winning beers and ciders as part of the Beers and Buses Weekend
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Did you know that in 1861 the Isle of Wight was described as the 'Land of Doughnuts'? Hear more about this and other food related facts on BBC Radio 4's Kitchen Cabinet programme which was recorded on the Island last week.
