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New pop-up fine dining restaurant to launch in Bristol
Home Grown will showcase the finest local produce
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Crowds enjoy Breaking Bread in Bristol in 2020 (Image: Simon Boddy)
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Two top Bristol restaurants are joining forces to launch a new fine dining concept at Clifton Downs.
The Pony & Trap and Pasta Loco are launching Home Grown at Breaking Bread later this month, which will celebrate the cultural diversity of the city .
Breaking Bread and Arbor Ales come together to create new IPA
By Lowie Trevena, Thursday Apr 15, 2021
An all-new fresh session IPA has been created as part of a new collaboration between two of Bristol’s big food and drink names.
Breaking Bread, the village of tipis on the Downs home to a host of restaurants and a pub, and Easton-based Arbor Ales have come together to create Breaking Brews.
Launched as Breaking Bread reopens its Pipe & Lovers pub garden, for every pint of the new IPA bought, 50p will go towards funding Breaking Bread’s new Team Canteen.
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With Bristol s restaurants closed for months, many of us have relied on takeaways to enjoy food prepared by chefs far more skilled than us to fill the void.
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