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The UK's Best Casual Eating Spots | olivemagazine - Vimarsana News

The UK's Best Casual Eating Spots | olivemagazine

Olive celebrates our favourite food halls, street food events and produce markets from around the UK

'Everyone missed chicken fillet rolls and spice bags... It was a eureka moment'- Irish staples on London's food scene – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

'Everyone missed chicken fillet rolls and spice bags... It was a eureka moment'- Irish staples on London's food scene – The Irish Times

This month Mark talks about life in Sweden; Patricia weighs up the benefits of returning to Ireland and Claire notices a lack of Friday after-work drinks in Munich

It's official; the UK's most popular food markets are in London - Vimarsana News

It's official; the UK's most popular food markets are in London

Six of the country's 10 biggest and best foodie hotspots are in the capital, of course

Simon Harris: The five career moves that led him to the taoiseach's office – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Simon Harris: The five career moves that led him to the taoiseach's office – The Irish Times

From playwright prodigy to TikTok taoiseach - Simon Harris’ sudden rise to power; Battle lines are being drawn over the cost of Irish reunification; Taylor Swift’s billion-dollar empire; Ireland’s chicken fillet role and more...

Why do the Irish love chicken fillet rolls so much? Nothing to do with taste – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Why do the Irish love chicken fillet rolls so much? Nothing to do with taste – The Irish Times

The Emerald Eats food stall is mobbed daily with Irish-Londoners on their lunch break looking for a roll or a take on the Dublin spice bag. But it’s not so much selling Irish street food as a story