Noks Thai Street Food
Nok’s Thai Street Food, located in Bramall, is a vibrant eatery that brings the authentic flavours of Thailand to the local community. The restaurant specialises in traditional Thai street food, offering a menu that features a variety of dishes that are both aromatic and flavourful.
Diners can expect to find popular Thai favourites such as Pad Thai, Green Curry, Tom Yum soup, and a selection of Thai salads, all made with fresh ingredients and authentic spices. The ambiance is often casual and welcoming, designed to create a fun and laid-back dining experience reminiscent of street food stalls in Thailand.
The presentation of the dishes is typically colourful and inviting, reflecting the lively nature of Thai cuisine. Whether you’re a fan of spicy dishes or prefer something milder, Nok’s Thai Street Food offers options for everyone, including vegetarian and vegan dishes. Overall, it’s a great spot for anyone looking to enjoy delicious Thai cuisine in a friendly atmosphere.
The Little Hideout Cafe
Bringing the real coal barbecue to Styal Beer Festival is The Little Hideout Cafe located in Bramall, serving up sausages, burgers, salads and all the sides!
El Bosc Tapas
El Bosc is a contemporary Spanish tapas bar located in the picturesque village of Styal, Cheshire. Established in August 2022 by local residents Darren and Fiona, the restaurant offers an authentic Catalan dining experience, blending traditional Spanish flavors with locally sourced Cheshire ingredients .
Head Chef Lee Atherton, who trained under renowned chef Michael Caines MBE, leads the kitchen with a menu that showcases classic tapas dishes such as Jamón Aragon croquetas, salt cod croquetas, and patatas bravas. The restaurant also features a selection of Spanish wines and homemade sangria, providing a comprehensive taste of Spain in the heart of Cheshire.
We cannot wait to have their Spanish cuisine at Styal Beer Festival!