The Food Lifestyle Awards are hotting up for 2024 with voting now closed and the finalists revealed. The winners will be revealed on September 30 at Nancarrow Farm near Truro
For over a decade our awards have celebrated the South West’s best chefs, restaurants, dining pubs, foodie hotels, drinks products, farm shops and more. To mark our evolution into Food Lifestyle, this year we’ve established new categories in the lifestyle realm including exceptional spa experience, cool place to stay and outstanding retail experience, providing readers with even more opportunity to get behind their favourite indie businesses. Each year we receive tens of thousands of reader votes and previous winners include Jack Stein, The Beckford Bottle Shop, Crocadon, Emily Scott and Scarlet Hotel. Read on to find out who you made this year’s finalists.
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Voting has now closed and the winners will be revealed at a celebratory supper and awards ceremony at Nancarrow Farm in Cornwall on September 30.
The Food Lifestyle Awards 2024 finalists are
Chef of the year
- Adam Handling, The Ugly Butterfly
- Cass Titcombe, Brassica Restaurant
- Connor Reed, River Cottage
- Elly Wentworth, The Angel of Dartmouth
- Paul Ainsworth, Paul Ainsworth at No6
Restaurant of the year
- Appleton’s Bar & Restaurant, Fowey
- Bristol Lido, Bristol
- Restaurant Mine, Falmouth
- Root, Wells
- The Angel, Dartmouth
Pub of the year – sponsored by Thatchers
- Harbour Inn, Porthleven
- The Cotley Inn, Chard
- The Queen’s Arms, Corton Denham
- The Tartan Fox, Newquay
- The Tolcarne Inn, Newlyn
Hotel of the year – sponsored by Trevethan Distillery
- Bedruthan, Mawgan Porth
- Homewood, Bath
- The Greenbank Hotel, Falmouth
- The Old Bell Hotel, Malmesbury
- The Pig at Harlyn Bay, Padstow
Casual dining experience
- Darts Farm, Topsham
- FARA, Glastonbury
- Sacred Grounds, Exeter
- Situ, Penryn
- St Eia, St Ives
Exceptional spa experience
- Chewton Glen, New Forest
- Gaia Spa, Boringdon Hall, Plymouth
- Gara Rock, Salcombe
- Scarlet, Mawgan Porth
- The Headland, Newquay
Cool place to stay – sponsored by Bramley
- Atlanta Trevone, Padstow
- Durslade Farmhouse, Bruton
- Star & Garter, Falmouth
- The Collective at Woolsery, north Devon
- Wildcomfort, Dartmouth
Drink brand of the year
- Girls Who Grind
- Loveday Distilling
- Somerset Cider Brandy
- Trevethan Distillery
- Yallah Coffee
Food brand of the year
- Black Bee Honey
- Cornish Sea Salt
- Cut to the Smoke
- Granny Gothards
- St. Ewe
Outstanding retail experience
- Botanica Studio, Bath
- Durslade Farm Shop, Bruton
- Nkuku, Harbertonford
- Rise Market & Bakery, Bridport
- Sunshine & Snow, Bideford
Food Lifestyle Awards 2024 are supported by Bramley, Darts Farm, Ellis Wines, South West 660, Thatchers and Trevethan Distillery
Find out last year’s winners and what went down at the ceremony.
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