A new and exciting street food restaurant is opening in Lancashire - and the menu looks delicious.
Tipsy Chef is coming to Preston’s Market Hall, serving up classic street food dishes including boa buns, smash burgers, dirty fries, freakshakes and more.
Head chef and owner, Jay Oates, says he can’t wait for local people to tuck into his dishes and is hoping to be open at the start of April.
He said: “I’m really looking forward to the people of Preston trying my food and I hope to bring something new to the table that people might not have tried before.
“We will have weekly specials too, so keep your eyes peeled for those.
“I will be sourcing most of my ingredients from my neighbouring market traders, fresh every single morning. We will also be using bio-degradable takeaway containers where possible.
“An alcohol license has been applied for, we intend to add lager, IPA, wine and cocktails to our menu.
“We are very excited for this opportunity to open our new business in Preston’s Market Hall and are aiming to be open by Saturday 2 April, we can’t wait to welcome you to Tipsy Chef soon’
Jay is an experienced chef with 10 years’ experience, three of those as a head chef.
Co-owner Rebecca Taylor-Oats will be lending a hand and may be a familiar face, as she works at Preston Markets family run fruit and veg stall, Fresh and Fruity and has done for over 10 years.
Councillor Robert Boswell, Cabinet Member for Environment and Community safety at Preston City Council said:
“It is great to welcome new venture, Tipsy Chef to the Market Hall. Preston Markets have witnessed the start of many successful enterprises over the years, I’m sure that Tipsy Chef will flourish, just as other businesses have.
The menu sounds delicious and is something totally new for the markets. I’m certain it will be very popular with customers.
As always I encourage the people of Preston to continue to support these local businesses and enjoy what Preston Markets and its traders have to offer.”
Tipsy Chef will be located in the former unit of Pickles of Preston, opposite Redman’s and will be open from Tuesday-Saturday, 8am-5pm.
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