by Flic Luxmoore | Thursday, May 21, 2015 | Street Food, Street Food Theory, The Business of Catering
There comes a time in everyone’s life when you have to accept that one of you (in this case two of us) are simply not enough people for the job in hand. That no matter how good at multitasking you are, you cannot physically be in two places at once, doing three...
by Flic Luxmoore | Friday, April 10, 2015 | Restaurant, Street Food
My feet hurt, but other than that, things are going well. I had forgotten that there is actually a lot of walking involved in running a restaurant, especially one with a cafe attached to it and a good five miles of floor space between the two. We are through our first...
by jabberwockyfood | Wednesday, February 11, 2015 | Street Food, Street Food Theory, The Business of Catering
This is only the second blog post that I have written and will, I expect, be my last. It is a topic that I think should be raised, but is a little harder for Flic to write about than it is for me. On a regular basis, people will ask if the Jabberwocky is our business....
by Flic Luxmoore | Wednesday, February 4, 2015 | Projects, Street Food
Toastuary is over, the cheese is settling and we are quite enjoying having normal meals again. After an entire month of eating toasties, and an entire night of feeding other people toasties, it’s data time. I am delighted to report that the toastie statistics...
by Flic Luxmoore | Wednesday, November 19, 2014 | Scoff, Street Food
This is the big one. The one we need to get right. Reputations and what not. On the 29th of November, 10 days from now, Scoff will be throwing their biggest event so far. There will be beer, there will be music, there will be vintage crafts and there will, no doubt,...
by Flic Luxmoore | Wednesday, November 12, 2014 | Street Food, Virtual
Last weekend anyone within a few miles of our twitter will know that TV happened. We have been on TV before, briefly, but it did not involve journeys into the centre of London, being live in the studio or cooking for a celebrity chef. I never knew how much effort was...