Delicatessen to open in Southsea this week

A PREVIOUS head of safety standards and food quality at Jamie Oliver's restaurant is set to open a delicatessen in the heart of Southsea this week.
By The Newsroom
Published 6th Feb 2018, 22:59 BST
Updated 6th Feb 2018, 23:23 BST
Michael McWilliam, left, and owner Daniel Nowland get the Southsea Deli ready for openingMichael McWilliam, left, and owner Daniel Nowland get the Southsea Deli ready for opening
Michael McWilliam, left, and owner Daniel Nowland get the Southsea Deli ready for opening

Daniel Nowland has swapped his nine to five job in London for an organic business in his favourite city.

The 35-year-old said: ‘Southsea has so many lovely restaurants and coffee shops so I thought a delicatessen is most definitely what this high street needs so I decided to open The Southsea Deli.’

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Daniel has had the keys to the old Jam and Bowler cafe since Christmas and started renovations in January.

He said: ‘We have gone for a minimal look with natural woods and I have actually made all the furniture and counters myself to make sure everything is unique and it keeps the costs down as well.’

The deli will serve a variety of free range and organic produce including cured meats, antipasti, pies, milk quiches and cheeses.

He added: ‘Everything is local and made in house for people to take away and enjoy.;

The deli is expected to open on Friday from 12 noon.

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