Add Your Heading Text Here Add Your Heading Text Here A Spicy Success: Indian Brunch “Pay What You Want” Event In January, Eat Street kicked off the new year with a unique and vibrant Indian brunch event, offering guests the chance to indulge in delicious, authentic flavours while paying whatever they felt was fair. Our […]
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Pay what you want Friday 1st November 2024 Eat Street IOW’s First Pay-What-You-Want Evening: A Night to Remember On the 1st of November 2024, Eat Street IOW hosted its first-ever Pay-What-You-Want evening, a completely new concept for the Isle of Wight. This special event allowed guests to enjoy a carefully curated tasting menu while choosing
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Pay what you want Saturday 14th December 2024 Eat Street IOW’s Second Pay-What-You-Want Night: A Winter Feast to Remember Following the success of our first Pay-What-You-Want evening, Eat Street IOW welcomed guests back on the 14th of December 2024 for a festive feast of flavours. The concept remained the same: enjoy a thoughtfully crafted tasting
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Pay what you want Friday 28th February 2025 The fourth instalment of our new concept ‘Pay What You Want’ evening at our HQ in Cowes, and it was a resounding success! Our cosy space was filled with the buzz of excitement as guests enjoyed a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere, where they could savour a diverse
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A Night of Love & Flavour: Eat Street IOW’s Valentine’s Day Pop-Up An Unforgettable Romantic Dining Experience on the Isle of Wight This Valentine’s Day, we transformed our headquarters, in Cowes, into an intimate pop-up dining experience, offering couples a memorable evening filled with culinary delights. Alex created a wonderfully special Indian sharing menu that
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To recognise this milestone, I’ve written a raw, honest blog about becoming a mummy to Mabel, from the incredible highs, to the deepest lows. For some this may be triggering as it goes into detail about baby loss, postnatal depression, birth trauma and living children. A year ago, I wouldn’t have been able to