Hanora Health was recently launched to address the issues facing society today - processed foods. They have launched not one, but two different products: Kombucha and Raw Chocolate Orange bites.  They kindly sent us a couple of things to try out and today we're sharing them with all of you 🤗.

So, what is Kombucha? You may have heard of it before, particularly if you are interested in gut-healthy foods. It's essentially a fermented tea beverage made with a symbiotic culture of bacteria and yeast. It sounds scary but it's really not.

After a week or longer, the drink becomes naturally carbonated and slightly sweet-tart. Most excitingly, it becomes full of healthy goodness (B vitamins, antioxidants and bacteria/yeast which are great for your gut.)

Located in Montmartre, The Hardware Société is quickly becoming one of Paris' favourite brunch spots. The restaurant originally opened in Melbourne, and made it's way to Paris a few years ago incorporating both Australian and French breakfast favourites into their menu.

Looking for a cosy, modern, award-winning bistro specialising in vegan and vegetarian food? Look no further than The Acorn Restaurant.

Dan Moon at the Gainsborough Restaurant has been awarded an impressive three AA Rosettes and features in the prestigious Tatler Restaurant Guide. The restaurant, located in The Gainsborough Bath Spa Hotel, has a special two-for-one lunch menu on weekdays - an offer we couldn't resist.

Noya's Kitchen, one of Bath's best restaurants specialising in Vietnamese food, has recently launched Pho Tuesdays dedicated to - you guessed it - pho. A Vietnamese soup made with broth, rice noodles herbs and a protein source (beef, chicken or tofu), pho is a street food that has recently become very popular in the UK.

"Why the name House of Small Wonder? Because everyday life is not about the big wonders, its about the small wonders that make things just a little more pleasant."

House of Small Wonder originally opened in 2010 in Brooklyn, New York and then made its way to Berlin at the end of 2014, bringing with it its greenhouse atmosphere, filled with plenty of (beautiful) greenery.

Located on Lower Bristol Road in a super cosy joint, MeatBusters Burger Bar (formerly known as Burgers and Barrells) makes great burgers cooked fresh to order, made using locally sourced ingredients.

Our for Sunday brunch? Want a good place for breakfast? Here are some of the best places the city has to offer 🌻.

Cafe au Lait 

A family-run, independent coffee house serving a range of breakfasts (including vegan & gluten-free pancakes). The halloumi fries are incredible. Click here for our review.

12-14 Dorchester Street
£-££

Located in Green Park Station, Beyond the Kale is hands-down one of my favourite places in Bath. They specialise in juices and smoothies but have so many different breakfast, lunch and dessert options too. Everything is plant based and delicious.