Farmer Butcher Chef, Chichester

Photographing the new spring menu for Farmer, Butcher, Chef at Goodwood. 

I have eaten at Farmer, Butcher, Chef numerous times since its opening last year but the new spring menu really caught my eye. 

Farmer, Butcher, Chef is located at the Goodwood hotel just yards away from Home Farm and is committed to using all the cuts of the animals so nothing is wasted. The interior was curated by  Cindy of Leveson Design and includes an extensive collection if Goodwood Memorabilia, celebrating the history of Goodwood. My favourite pieces in the restaurants are the huge glass lightbulbs that hang from the ceiling and the Christopher Howe chairs! These chairs are made out of Goodwood flags and are absolutely stunning!!

Interior Image Mike Caldwell

Tea at Goodwood House

Cant promise there wasn't any taste testing as well as photographing but this was a fun shoot at a wonderful country house on the Goodwood Estate. 

A foggy stay at The Pig near Bath

Here is a little sneak at my recent stay at the Pig near Bath!

Safe to say the hotel is lovely, the space is beautiful and rustic and there was something wonderful about cozying up by the fireplace, sipping on english sparkling wine and relaxing (we needn't of packed our trusty verve holdall - pictured below but never mind). We spent the day before exploring some local places like Wells & Chaddar Gorge before arriving at the Pig, settling into our room and heading downstairs to dinner. 

Now lets talk about dinner!! This is the reason to stay! The food was exceptional. All sourced either from their land or locally their 25 mile menu is the best thing about this hotel. I didn't take my camera to dinner because, well, I don't want to be that person but I was that other person who insists on photographing every bite... so I will put some pictures in a gallery below. 

Did you know Kale grown on mini trees though?! ... Mind blown

the food.... 

Exploring Wells

On route to our stay at the Pig near Bath we popped in to England's smallest city of Wells. We drank tea and wondered the photogenic little city and that was that. The cathedral is well worth a visit!