Author: Lucy Contrino

DabbaDrop partners with popular Sri Lankan restaurant for next menu collaboration DabbaDrop is thrilled to announce their next menu collaboration with Kolamba, one of London’s most beloved modern Sri Lankan restaurants. Together, they’ve created a bold, comforting menu rooted in the island’s rich home-cooking traditions – a celebration of depth, warmth and spice. Available exclusively on the 4,5 & 6 June 2025, the Kolamba x DabbaDrop – A Sri Lankan Feast menu will include: Especially for this menu, Toasted Pol Sambal will replace the usual Ginger Jam – a dark, toasted coconut relish with mustard seed, curry leaf, lime and black pepper which is…

Palladium Hotel Group is strengthening its commitment to offering its guests a unique experience and elevated service by expanding the Grand Palladium Select Collection portfolio. The expansion will include renovating and renaming the renowned Grand Palladium White Sand Resort & Spa to Grand Palladium Select White Sand, located in Mexico’s Riviera Maya. The hotel will be integrated into the collection starting 1st January 2026, following an investment of approximately $6 million. Grand Palladium Select Collection is an exceptional collection of hotels offering guests a premium experience with exclusive benefits, services, and facilities in unique destinations, designed to transform the travel experience.…

Warrington is the Sunday Roast capital of Scotland according to new research. Food experts from Lucia, the company behind the study, analysed the increase in average monthly searches for ‘Sunday roast’ between 2022 and 2024 across the United Kingdom. Searches for Sunday roasts saw the highest rise in Warrington and Aberdeen, surging by 100% with Warrington topping the England list. Plymouth ranked second with an 86% rise, and Wakefield placed third at 75%. Other North West destinations featured in the top hotspots with Blackpool in fifth place and Liverpool ninth. LocationPercentage Increase 2022-2024Aberdeen100%Warrington100%Plymouth86%Wakefield75%Blackpool67%Birmingham60%Luton57%Wolverhampton56%Liverpool51%Lichfield50% The UK saw a 172% increase overall. Looking…