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The Last Bar and Restaurant in Norwich is one of the city businesses that reopened indoors on May 17, pictured is owner Iain McCarten. - Credit: Archant There was a buzz in the air on Monday in Norwich as many cafés and restaurants reopened for the first time in months as lockdown rules eased. To celebrate Norwich s independent businesses reopening, we ran a Summer in the City takeover on the Norwich Evening News Instagram account, giving city firms the chance to shout out about themselves. Gemma Aubrit-Layfield and Thomas Aubrit from L Hexagone Bistro Français in Lower Goat Lane, which reopened on May 17. ....
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Norfolk is well-known for various culinary delights including its Cromer crabs and Colman's Mustard, but more unconventional dishes are also being served. ....
Crab doughnuts Iain McCarten, from the Last Brasserie on St George s Street, wasn t sure people would want to try his crab doughnut. But the unconventional creation turned into a best-selling dish. The Last Brasserie s new best-selling crab doughnut. Picture: Ella Wilkinson - Credit: Archant The chef said the doughnuts are not a quick turnover however, with the sourdough being made from scratch before being proved, ideally overnight. Plenty of feedback was received on social media in response to the creation, most of it positive. Norfolk Vinegar Cake Quite frankly it sounds disgusting, but it is not exactly what it says on the tin. ....
He urged politicians to oppose the legislation and people to write to their MPs. Last Brasserie chef and owner, Iain McCarten and partner Bonnie Doonan. Pic: Newman PR Associates - Credit: Archant It has also sparked concerns from the hospitality industry, though relief that it will not apply to many independents. At The Last, in Norwich s St George s Street, chef Iain McCarten said it would not be practical for smaller businesses and could stifle creativity. You want people to be able to easily track their health and know what they re eating, but we do a fair bit of paperwork with allergens already, he said. ....