The company will be operating from its new distribution base in Llantrisant, South Wales and headed up by joint managing directors – John Anstee, founder of the Glamorgan Beer Company and our very own Spiro Borg, founder of Spiros caterers.

To celebrate this partnership, we recently hosted a wonderful launch event at Pencoed House, with a special wine tasting, for the hospitality industry customers including hotels, restaurants and bars.  The tasting was delivered by our Director of Wines, Chris Rogers who expertly introduced us to 4 wonderful different types of wine, each selected to compliment the fantastic three course meal.

We look forward to updating you on our Fine Wines news soon!

Photo Caption: (L-R) Rhys Anstee, Spiro Borg, Chris Rogers and Richard Anstee

One of our newest clients include Cottrell Park, set in the heart of 400 acres of beautiful Vale of Glamorgan parkland. A stunning new Marquee accommodating up to 200 guests overlooks the patio, gardens and golf course providing a picture perfect setting for your special day.  For a full list of other venues we are working with, please click here

Over 50 guests attended a dinner with a difference at Spiros Fine Dining venue in Roath at the end of March. The difference was that the dinner was cooked and served by 8 youngsters from St.Mellons aged between 13 and 15.

Chef Spiro had trained his protegees over four two hour sessions in food hygiene, preparation and service to enable them to prepare and serve a three course meal to Rotarians and distinguished guests including the Deputy Lord Mayor, Councillor Dianne Rees and Councillor Freda Salway.

Congratulating the young team on an excellent meal and superb service, the President of Cardiff St.Davids Rotary Club, Dr.Arthur Knight, wished them well for the future.

Thanking Spiro for his tireless efforts in running the training programme for a fourth year, Dr.Knight presented Spiro with the highest Rotary honour, a Paul Harris fellowship.

One of the trainees, Chanelle, said that the experience had been well worth while and that she hoped to start working in the Industry later this year.

We have some new food photography on the website. Make sure you check them out here.

We’ve got a full diary of events for you to enjoy just take a look at our events page and we look forward to seeing you all at them!!

For all events please ensure you call the office on 029 2049 4425 or e-mail: info@spiros.co.uk.

Be sure to book early to avoid disappointment as our Christmas Events fill up quickly!!

We would like to thank you all for your continued support throughout the year and although it seems premature, Spiro and his team would like to wish you all a …

Merry Christmas and a Happy NewYear!!

Michelle Scott, 29, from Cardiff and fiancé Peter Griffin, 35, from Hertfordshire met on Match.com and instantly struck up a bond thanks to their passion for the yeast extract, which they eat at least twice a day.

Four years later the couple married at St Donat’s Arts Centre in the Vale of Glamorgan, Wales, with the opinion-splitting spread taking centre stage, with bread and marmite on the menu, a his and hers cake in the shape of the famous black and yellow jar and marmite spread gifts for all guests.
Spiros, the creators of the Marmite Wedding Cake and freshly baked Marmite infused bread said:

“This will definitely be a wedding cake you’ll love or hate! Savoury wedding cakes are becoming more popular, specifically those made of cheese, but we have never had such a challenge as this. I am sure the marmite cake will divide guests down the middle, but just to be safe we do have a small sweet wedding cake for people who cannot stand Marmite!”

Bride Michelle Scott, who is an interior designer said: “We both absolutely love marmite and eat it at least twice a day. When we were planning the wedding we wanted to bring our love of marmite to our special day and even became part of the Marmarati which spreads the love of marmite around the world.  I even tried to find a marmite style carriage to arrive in on our big day.

In construction, the cake is made of sponge with a layer of Marmite spread on the inside and covered with icing to look like the famous jar.  The bread was freshly made and has a hint of the yeast extract to give it that added zest.

Spiro Borg added: “Times are changing when it comes to weddings and many people do not want the traditional tiered wedding cake, they want a themed cake which symbolises their union or interests.  I am not too sure if the Marmite cake will ever be repeated in my lifetime though!”

Let us know how we can create a wedding to satisfy your taste! Why not take a look at our Wedding Services and Menus or email us: info@spiros.co.uk

Every year Spiros caters for the Captain Scott Society, recreating the dinner which the great explorer and his men enjoyed on June 13th, 1910 at the Royal Hotel, Cardiff, before leaving for the Antarctic.  This year was no exception and they are honoured to be involved in catering for such an historic event.

In addition, we co-organised the Royal Hotel Captain Scott Centenary Dinner on Friday June 11th, serving up a 9-course Edwardian banquet again re-creating the famous 1910 dinner in the Captain Scott Room of the Royal Hotel.

This was a massive event, raising funds for Cardiff Institute for the Blind and co-sponsored by Castell Howell Foods and co-organised by Blanket Communications.

We were delighted that John Evans, grandson of the great Petty Officer Evans, was able to join us as a special guest.  John’s grandfather conquered the Pole with Scott only to perish along with his four comrades on the return journey, and he also addressed the 1910 dinner hosted by Cardiff Chamber of Commerce.

We organised for John to speak the very words his grandfather spoke, which made for an emotional occasion, and he was filmed by Australian TV as well!
David Wilson, great nephew of Doctor Edward Wilson was also a guest of honour and we were thrilled to be able to mount such a meaningful event for the relatives and of course, our many guests!

Paul Gardner of Thomas, Carroll Group plc, the 112th President of Cardiff Chamber also delivered the same speech as his equivalent in 1910 Mr Trevor Jones.

We raised nearly £1,000 for the Institute for the Blind and look forward to continuing our close working links with the fascinating world of Captain Scott and historic catering in general.

Read the article on Wales on Line –  about the exciting discovery of a flag,  given by the scouts of Cardiff to Captain Scott 100 years ago, which survived fires and floods but was re-united with Petty Officer Evans’s grandson – John Evans.

Let us know if we can create a bespoke wedding just for you your special day. Why not take a look at our Wedding Services and Menus or email us: info@spiros.co.uk