A Bristol pub and a restaurant have been recognised as some of the best in their fields at a national awards ceremony. The Observer Food Monthly Awards recognises the achievements of venues across the UK along with key figures in the culinary world.
The shortlist is chosen by Observer Food Monthly readers for a number of categories and was released on Sunday (October 16). Bristol got two mentions as runners-up - one for the Best Restaurant and another in the Best Sunday Lunch categories.
Little French was named as runner up as the best restaurant in the UK. The family-owned restaurant run by Freddy Bird and his wife Nessa in Westbury Park was praised for its simple yet classic French-inspired food and its extensive wine list.
