Gillian Nelis

Gillian Nelis

Gillian Nelis has been managing editor of The Sunday Business Post since 2012, having previously been assistant editor and property editor. She specialises in long form interviews and news features, and has a particular interest in the food industry, writing the paper’s restaurant reviews as well as a weekly food news page in the magazine.

A happy chef means a happy clientele

A happy chef means a happy clientele

'Buy great ingredients from great Irish suppliers, cook them well and don’t mess around with them too much' is chef Baz Smith's approach, writes Gillian Nelis

Fishy delights by the beach in balmy Bray

Fishy delights by the beach in balmy Bray

Farrell and St Clair Miller are on to a winner here with a menu that will please traditionalists - and the adventurous

'We just can’t get enough chicken - but is it value for money?'

'We just can’t get enough chicken - but is it value for money?'

There's no harm for us all to look at how spend our money on food - and whether our diet is varied enough, writes Gillian Nelis

Craft beer scene could help Irish tourism get ahead

Craft beer scene could help Irish tourism get ahead

Indie Beer Week raises a glass to sector’s potential

Happy to be sold a fish in a Pokē

Happy to be sold a fish in a Pokē

You can dine like a queen while also doing yourself no end of good, writes Gillian Nelis

Food & Drink

Food & Drink

VENUE : La FougÈre goes back to the 1920s An extensive overhaul has turned La Fougère, the res...

Maurice Kettyle interview: 'We’ve had BSE, we’ve had foot and mouth, now we have Brexit'

Maurice Kettyle interview: 'We’ve had BSE, we’ve had foot and mouth, now we have Brexit'

Ask the managing director of Kettyle Irish Foods what he does for a living, and he’ll reply that he controls water. But that’s only one of the steps required to create some of the tastiest beef in the country

'As coconut oil shows, it’s always a good idea to go behind the headlines'

'As coconut oil shows, it’s always a good idea to go behind the headlines'

I’ll be sticking to the olive oil - and my twice a week oily fish habit - for a while yet, writes Gillian Nelis

One-star service, but the ants had fun

One-star service, but the ants had fun

It was, by some measure, the worst value meal we have had in ages

Dax: Serving simple luxury with a light touch

Dax: Serving simple luxury with a light touch

Graham Neville’s food whispers rather than shouts, and it is all the better for it

Food & Drink

Food & Drink

Food awards : Irish Food Awards deadline approaches Food producers planning to enter this year’...

David Webster’s Podium Hospitality on the expansion trail

David Webster’s Podium Hospitality on the expansion trail

More international hotel brands on the way

Body & Soul promises a sparkling atmosphere

Body & Soul promises a sparkling atmosphere

The Co Westmeath music and lifestyle festival has signed up Veuve Clicquot, the champagne house founded in Reims in 1772, as a sponsor

Trish McEvoy: ‘How many of us prioritise ourselves, even if it’s only for a few minutes?’

Trish McEvoy: ‘How many of us prioritise ourselves, even if it’s only for a few minutes?’

The US cosmetics queen makes the case for the enduring power of make-up

Plenty of crowd pleasers – just lose the boards

Plenty of crowd pleasers – just lose the boards

Barry, Keating and their team haven’t stayed in business this long without doing lots of things right