The UK's 7 best cities for food - London doesn't even make the list
London does not make the top seven best cities for food and drink.
(Image: Getty Images)The top cities for a tasty meal and a good drink have been revealed - and London doesn't even make the list. With powerhouse cities from Scotland to England, these seven places are the best for foodies.
Which? conducted research to share the best spots for those looking to enjoy a bite to eat and its findings aren't what you might expect.
The number one city was the only one of more than 50 of the best and worst UK city breaks to score the full five stars for food and drink. Not only this but it's also great value for money in this exciting city.
In the survey, 4000 people rated their top UK food hotspots - the results are in.
7. Manchester
Once an industrial powerhouse, Manchester is now a culinary hotspot with everything from Michelin-starred tasting menus to delicious street food.
Its thriving food scene reflects the city's bold, creative energy with a huge range of cuisines on offer.
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6. Bristol
Bristol is a thriving city home to a huge range of eateries, and one of the UK’s most vibrant vegan scenes.
It’s a city where street food vans share the spotlight with acclaimed bistros.
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5. Glasgow
Glasgow has quietly become one of the UK’s most exciting food cities, known for generous portions and bold, globally inspired menus.
Whether it's gourmet haggis or a standard fish and chips, you can't go wrong eating in this wonderful city.
Which? says: "Cool and unpretentious, Glasgow has a vibrant but inexpensive food and drink scene.
"In the trendy West End, cobbled backstreet Ashton Lane is full of charming restaurants, such as the Ubiquitous Chip, which serves fine Scottish fare."
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4. York
The historic city of York is perfect for food lovers, with artisan bakeries, cosy tearooms, and fine dining all lining its cobbled streets.
From traditional Yorkshire puddings to modern dining takes, York has it all.
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