El Café Rouge en el Princesshay de Exeter, y el rincón que hemos elegido Hope y yo para esta tarde de sábado

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El Café Rouge en el Princesshay de Exeter, y el rincón que hemos elegido Hope y yo para esta tarde de sábado
Recently I was lucky enough to be invited to join Princesshay at their launch of EATS! – an event showcasing the shopping centres restaurants in the run up to some August tasting events for the public.
To start with, we were taken through a secret doorway and rode the lift up to the rooftops of the shopping centre to see the city’s bees. A lovely and sunny rooftop terrace, with a variety of plants specifically chosen to ensure the plants flower throughout the year providing continuous pollination for the bees.
Jason Wallis, head beekeeper, showed us a calmer hive with the queen bee identified by a spot they have placed on her back. He explained how a queen is born due to how the bees lay a hanging egg as opposed to a horizontal egg! He then showed us, from a safe distance, the main hives.
Harvest takes place mid August to first week September, any later and the honey would be bitter due to the flowers they would be pollinating at the time. Approximately 200 jars worth will be harvested and sold in Chandos deli early September – if you want some you’ll have to act fast! We were all given a little pot to take home (which I have since indulged in) and it is really delicious.
On returning to ground level, we were then treated to drinks from Giraffe and off we went to be seated in the square in front of Jamie’s Italian and Coal. The restaurants put on an array of delights, in turn, to showcase their menus. One of my favourites is Wagamama with their squid and also duck gyozas; I love squid and they do it very well.
They also provided us with some goody bags with a few bits and pieces in; the one that went down very well almost immediately were the funky sunglasses from Tiger…who says the fun has to stop when you grow up?!
Thank you to Princesshay for an enjoyable time and don’t forget to EATS! your way around Princesshay this Summer.
For further info on EATS! and the events throughout August in Princesshay check out the post here
For further info on the bees project, visit our post here
I’ll leave you with a great collage from the talented Steve Haywood who was capturing the event and whose photos are in the above 2 posts as well:
A buzzing event at 'EATS! Princesshay' Launch Party @princesshay @onevoiceteam @devonfoodhour Recently I was lucky enough to be invited to join Princesshay at their launch of EATS! - an event showcasing the shopping centres restaurants in the run up to some August tasting events for the public.