Where to eat

From escargot and rillettes de porc to confit de canard and steak frites,  here are some of the Good Food Guide’s favourite authentic French restaurants in the UK.

The oldest tennis tournament in the world is underway and with all eyes on this patch of southwest London, we're thinking about where to eat well after a day of strawberries and cream and a Centre Court showdown. Give the high street chains a wide berth and head to one of these Good Food Guide winners.

Like negronis before them and gin and tonics before that, there’s no denying the martini is having its moment. From Rules’ stone cold classic to Osip’s preserved tomato take, here are some of our favourites to raise a glass to World Martini Day.

From a pint sized charmer in St Ives to a flavour forward Manchester favourite, in celebration of English Wine Week here are the best wine bars and bottle shops across Britain that will feed you well.

It’s Sustainable Gastronomy Week and what better way to mark it than by seeking out a local farm and dining directly from the spoils of the land. From a dairy farm in Norfolk, where you can pick up a pint of raw milk after brunch, to a radically regenerative farm in Cornwall, this line up of farm restaurants will take ...

A sunny spring and the recent rainy spell have gardens up and down the country looking on glorious form – and some of the very best come with excellent eating opportunities attached. From Pythouse’s billowing flower gardens to the immaculate grounds of Grantley Hall, here are some of our favourites. For more fantastic foliage, enter now for your chance to win ...

If you're planning a special meal for Father’s Day, allow us to share some inspiration on suitably special places to eat, from World Class experiential dining to proper pubs and casual neighbourhood spots that excel with warm service. You can also gift The Good Food Guide to a Dad that deserves to dine out in style and explore Britain’s best restaurants all ...

There’s something glamorously continental about the idea of dining in a grand old train terminus, but these days the reality is an overpriced sandwich or a sad sausage roll. In celebration of our new member perk with Belmond Trains, here are our tops spots for a slap-up lunch or deliciously decadent bake within striking distance of the station. 

Plymouth’s coastal setting has always played a central role in shaping its food culture, and its best restaurants continue to draw from land and sea with equal confidence. Whether it’s fresh seafood cooked with Mediterranean flair, modern British plates served with polish, or casual dining done well, this Devon port city has plenty to offer. From lively bistros to smart, ...

In March we launched our inaugural list of Britain’s Best Bakeries to champion the some of the most delicious bites of food to be had for under a fiver.   Whittling contenders down to just 50 was an incredibly difficult task – a testament to the explosion of British artisan baking – and many of you wrote in ...