This probably isn't the most elegant solution but so far I have my data/collection called like so;

$payments = Payment::all()->toArray();

return view('contracts.show')
		->with('payments', $payments);

My show.blade.php is;

<table class="table table-striped table-bordered">
@foreach($payments as $key => $array)

	<tr>
	@foreach($array as $column_name => $value)
		<th><strong>{{ $column_name }}</strong></th>
	@endforeach
	</tr>			

	<tr>
	@foreach($array as $column_name => $value)
		<td>{{ $value }}</td>
	@endforeach
	</tr>
@endforeach
</table>

This means I end up having the field/column names from my table printed out for every row in my table. Obviously, I only want it once - at the top.

Is there a blade solution to this? I am using toArray() because my column names have spaces in them eg Column One (if that makes a difference to your answer).

If I pass $i as '1' then I could do something like;

<?php if($i == '1') { ?>
<tr>
@foreach($array as $column_name => $value)
	<th><strong>{{ $column_name }}</strong></th>
@endforeach
</tr>	

<?php $i = '0'; ?>

<?php } ?>	

But that doesn't seem very..... Laravel.