The Real Eating Company

Find out what people have said about the Real Eating Company on the pages listed below, or view our recent newletters.

31 October 2006	Brighton Argus. ‘Branching out but keeping it real’
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30 June 2006	The Guardian. ‘Entrepreneurs: born or bred?’
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30 June 2006	Brighton Argus. ‘Five of the best picnic hampers in Sussex’
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15 May 2006	Grazia Magazine. ‘In the search of the next big thing’ Helena Hudson of the Real Eating Company was nominated as the regional finalist from Brighton to go through to the Grazia 02 X Awards, which showcases some of the UK’s most successful female entrepreneurs. The awards aim to highlight and celebrate businesswomen who have a strong passion for innovation, determination to push the boundaries in their field and do business in a different and individual way.

April 2006	The Independent on Sunday. The Real Eating Company is not just a great bakery, food store, deli and wine shop, but a café that cooks incredible ingredients with a light hand.

March 2006	Observer Food Monthly. Readers of the Observer voted the Real Eating Company as one of the best food retailers as well as one of the best places for breakfast in the South East.

March 2006	The Sunday Telegraph 3 Best Café-Delis: Real Eating Company. Unassuming from the outside – glass-fronted and white – the Real Eating Company has an all-encompassing aim: ‘To provide real food for people who love to eat, cook and buy good food’. Carrots sprout out of baskets, garlic hangs from the ceiling and own-label jams, jellies and pickles are neatly stacked on shelves. Go for breakfast, lunch or dinner and choose from mainly British food: eggs in all shapes and forms, creamy fish pie with beans (£12) and warm lemon madeleines with lemon and lime mousse (£5.50).

March 2006	The Independents “When I decided to leave London and start commuting to work every day, Hove in east Sussex was my first destinations” says David. “Having a great local café was a real lifesave. The food and coffee was as good as any fine London café, but within easy walking distance of home. The café is combined with a unique food store and deli, so good Italian risotto rice and keens cheddar was also just a walk away”.

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