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I spend most of my time promoting Bristol - whether it's at Visit Bristol, on my food blog A Life Less Organised (lifelessorganised.com), or other Bristol websites & blogs, including Best of Bristol, TechSpark and Wriggle.
I work part time at Visit Bristol which allows me to pursue freelance opportunities 2 days per week. Currently my freelance clients include Duchess Media, Bristol Food Connections, The British Dal Festival, The Bristol Food Tour and Circus Journal.
Bristol has the most Michelin stars in the UK outside of London. Here's the full list of restaurants that have been given an award in the city... This Michelin accolade goes to restaurants which provide "exceptionally good food at moderate prices". Bristol had three Bib Gourmand for the 2020 edition of the guide.
When it's cold or rainy outside, there's nothing better than finding a comfy corner in a traditional pub. Here are a few of our favourite places to get snug in the colder months. Share yours with us on Facebook or Twitter!
Do you have a favourite dish from your travels, or want to try something new? One of the best things about Bristol's food scene is the variety on offer, so we've rounded up some of the best places in town to get a taste of cuisines from across the globe.
If this is your first visit to Bristol or the UK, no doubt top of your list is trying some well-known dishes like fish and chips, afternoon tea or a good old fashioned roast dinner.
Let's all just sit back for a moment and take stock. It's been a busy year in Bristol's food scene, from countless new openings (with over 20 in Cargo 2 alone!) to festivals, awards and loony events like Bristol in the sky.
Eating out in Bristol these days can sound like something out of a Dr Seuss book. Would you like to dine on a boat, in a shipping container or in a yurt?
As well as the 100+ feasts, tours, talks and workshops which take place as part of Food Connections each year for residents & visitors, we also run a series of events for the people behind the scenes of our fabulous food scene - the Business Bootcamp!
There are few joys simpler than a G&T enjoyed in the sunshine, and seeing as we're now on the slow descent into autumn, it's time to start taking advantage of the warm evenings while they're still around. Here are Bristol's best G&T joints, from quirky cocktail bars through to neighbourhood pubs.
Food Connections isn't just about the food, we're also celebrating our wonderful local brewers, distillers, mixologists and vineyards with a range of thirst-quenching, alcohol-infused events. What better way to unwind after a busy day of sowing seeds or debating the big food issues than with a large G&T or a cold beer?
Bored of having to rely on the terrible office coffee machine to give you that energy boost first thing in the morning, or embarrassed to serve it to your office visitors?