FOOD EDITION
Parker’s Tavern launches delectable
Dinky Doors collaboration
This summer, University Arms Cambridge is inviting guests to step into a world of miniature magic with the launch of an exclusive Dinky Doors Afternoon Tea at Parker’s Tavern. Translating the city’s tiniest and most whimsical landmarks into an imaginative culinary experience, the afternoon tea is designed to capture the essence of the much-loved Dinky Doors public art trail – miniature, hand-crafted doors hidden in unexpected corners across Cambridge. The collection of cakes and sweet treats created by Parker’s Tavern’s pastry team, led by head pastry chef Murat Ugur, includes the Ride and Park, a strawberry and lime tart finished with roasted kataif for a delicate crunch, and the Emailerator, a mango and passion fruit chocolate délice encased in dark chocolate. Families and groups are encouraged to continue the adventure through playful elements such as colouring maps for kids, which will turn your afternoon tea into a whole day of exploration. The Dinky Doors Parker’s Tavern Afternoon Tea runs until 4 October. Visit parkerstavern.com to learn more
Summer dining at The Elm The Elm in Abbots Ripton has revealed its brand-new outdoor kitchen ready for the summer. Open 4-9pm on Fridays and 2-9pm on Saturdays, plus most bank holiday Sundays and Mondays, the kitchen specialises in smash burgers and loaded fries – perfect for alfresco afternoons and evenings with friends and family. The countryside pub is also hosting garden gigs every Friday (and most bank holiday Sundays), plus an outdoor cinema on selected dates throughout the summer as well as a World Cup fan zone during the tournament. Find out more about the events line-up and book a table at theelmabbotsripton.co.uk
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