Livery St Pop-up Friday 30th May

May 27, 2014

Friday 30th May
Join us at Livery St next Friday 30th May for the end of May Pop-up, where this month we will host not only speciality cheesemonger Nico from Curds & Whey, but also newly opened artisanal Jewellery Quarter bakery Peel and Stone. Based in their brand spanking new bakery just around the corner, Peel & Stone are baking wonderful real slow leavened bread (and doughnuts) and by all accounts smoking any animal not quick enough to run away (mainly pork). Join us between 1-5 pm

 





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