Bertie Blossoms: Last News

Ed Sheeran’s restaurant have revealed the singer’s favourite dish – pasta cooked in vodka.The Shape of You star’s business, Bertie Blossoms, creates the quirky dish specially for him when he visits.However, the diner, on trendy Portobello Road in west London, now offers the £15 rigatoni alla vodka for fans to try, too.It’s on the menu alongside black truffle and summer wild mushroom linguine as well as 8oz ribeye steak with Bloody Mary fries.Ed, nicknamed Teddy Two Dinners because of his love of food, opened the restaurant last year.He reportedly has a Nando’s black card, which gets him unlimited free chicken, and was last year the face of Heinz ketchup.He got a tattoo in dedication to the sauce and is known to slather ketchup over his

Ed Sheeran has shared a snap of himself with his wife Cherry Seaborn hushing months of rumours that the couple's relationship was on the rocks.

Ed Sheeran and Cherry Seaborn brave the cooler weather while heading to a private event in London, England earlier this month.

Some people like it on the rocks, ­others prefer it as a caramel shot – but Ed Sheeran likes his vodka... with pasta.

Ed Sheeran was once homeless before he found fame and now, he’s the proud owner of an expansive property portfolio worth £57 million, which he reportedly paid for in cash. 

Ed Sheeran isn’t willing to let his staff go without full pay.

He's continuing to pay the wages of staff at London's Bertie Blossoms

Ed Sheeran is doing what he can to keep his staff employed during the coronavirus pandemic, and refuses to furlough his workers.

Ed Sheeran is reportedly not letting any of his pub staff go without their pay packet amid the coronavirus crisis.

With people unfortunately losing their jobs amid the coronavirus outbreak, one company has refused to let their staff go without pay – Ed Sheeran's pub Bertie Blossoms.The 29 year old, who most recently teamed up with Prince Harry to create a video for World Mental Health day, has reportedly told his workers that he'll be "picking up the tab" and paying all 10 of them their full wages during the crisis. Ed, who is worth an estimated £170 million today, also reportedly encouraged his staff to look for another job if they're worried or even volunteer to help the nation get through the pandemic.

Ed Sheeran’s watering-hole, Bertie Blossoms, is set to re-open this week, following its shutdown due to the coronavirus pandemic.

ED Sheeran's pub has revealed it will be reopening this week to serve takeaway sausage rolls and tea after being shut for weeks during lockdown. Bertie Blossoms, which is based on Portobello Road in London, will open it's doors once again on Thursday 4 June, as the UK economy attempts to get back to some normality.

Lockdown has seen the nation getting creative with their hobbies, from jigsaw puzzles to baking – and Ed Sheeran is no different.