Cloud 9 and Velvet, 18 Main Street, Eglinton, Derry, BT47 3PQ, 028 7181 1682, info@cafestorm.

ON the occasional time when childhood trips took us up to my mother's place of birth of Newtownards, the familiar refrain as we approached the town was ".

ON those rare days of the year when we are blessed with blue skies and temperatures rising over 20C, we tend to prefer quick and easy dishes that require minimal effort and preparation time.

After two years of managing to dodge Covid, it finally got me.

Permission sought to retain cider tasting pavilion

All Merchant Hotel venues given entertainments licence until 3am

THE owner of a popular Belfast city centre restaurant has said he is considering relocating following an upsurge in anti-social behaviour at a neighbouring apartment block.

PEOPLE would back a ban on unhealthy food advertising to children and adults to tackle increasing rates of overweight and obesity, according to a new study.

Noble, 27 Church Road, Holywood, Co Down, BT18 9BU.

MAKING beer is relatively simple.

WHISKEYS aiming to make their mark in an increasingly competitive Irish market tend to emphasise either their history or their innovation.

NOW that summer is finally here and we can spend more time outdoors enjoying the brighter evenings, no one wants to spend hours in the kitchen preparing mid-week dinners.

I HAVE had the same conversation with lots of friends who are parents of wee ones this week.

SOUTH African food chain Nando's has opened its eighth restaurant in Northern Ireland.

Caife Kitty, Wild Atlantic Way, R257, Magheraclogher, Bunbeg, Co Donegal.

THE word lager immediately conjures up images of a low to mid-strength pale-coloured beer that is available in large quantities and rarely challenges your taste buds.

THIS week's recipes pay homage to our new restaurant opening soon at Waterman House, the essence of which celebrates the very best of European cuisine.

WHAT we eat at breakfast can affect how we feel, and what we eat, the rest of the day.

Cú, 635 Lisburn Road, Belfast, BT9 7HL.

THERE'S nothing like a bit of jingoism and faux patriotism to distract the masses from the cold hard realities of life - indeed, wasn't that whole basis of Brexit? Whether it is splashing spurious promises on the side of a bus, or dangling the prospect of the return to imperial measurements (news flash: they never went away), the truth is often the first casualty when it comes to culture wars.