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Recognition Starts Here.
Good Food Awards are free to enter and powered by public praise. They’re built on real customer experiences - with no pay-to-play, no acceptance fee and no expensive gala.
Over the past two seasons, Good Food Award winners earned over 1,143 mentions in 114 publications and 356 articles†. Media coverage that opens the door to new audiences.
Turn customer praise into recognition, credibility and reach. Register your venue. It’s free.
Winners in the press
A Weymouth food delivery business has won a prestigious national food award for the second year running.
Warrington GuardianA Warrington fish and chip shop has been recognised in the Good Food Awards for the quality of its food and service.
Somerset County GazetteTurmeric Kitchen @65 has won the Good Food Award Gold Seal again, its fifth year of recognition.
Manchester Evening NewsA unique restaurant concept in Oldham is celebrating after receiving the Good Food Award Gold Seal.
Daily EchoA Portsmouth pub known for smoked barbecue and roast dinners has won another Good Food Award.
Daily EchoSouthampton’s Uni Kebab has been honoured in the Good Food Awards 2025/26.
Warwickshire WorldA Leamington Indian restaurant has won a Good Food Award for the second year running.
News & StarThe Carlisle restaurant says national recognition from its customers means the world to the team.
News ShopperThe family-run venue is delighted with a prestigious national award voted for by its customers.
Cornish StuffThe café says the award is recognition of the work that goes into making what they sell the best it can be.
Love AndoverThe family-run restaurant has been recognised in the Good Food Awards as it approaches a major milestone.
ShortlistShortlist lists the London venues recognised in the latest Good Food Awards.
Blackpool GazetteSalt of the Earth in Carleton has once again earned top honours in the Good Food Awards.
Your Local GuardianThe bistro opposite Sutton station has been awarded the Gold Seal at the 2025/26 Good Food Awards.
Suffolk NewsA popular High Street restaurant has secured the award again and says the recognition feels amazing.
Wirral GlobeTwenty Sixteen Coffee & Kitchen is delighted after scooping the national award again.
The Scarborough NewsOrchard Lodge says the award reflects consistent excellence based on genuine customer experiences.
Halifax CourierThe Long Can Hall says the recognition means a great deal to the family and team.
East Anglian Daily TimesThe Haverhill restaurant says the Gold Seal is a testament to the hard work of the whole team.
North Wales PioneerThe owners of a popular coffee shop have spoken of their delight after winning for a second year.
Doncaster Free PressA popular local takeaway and restaurant has been recognised in the Good Food Awards.
Sussex ExpressA Worthing fish and chip shop has won a Good Food Award and been named among the country’s best.
Dorset EchoA Weymouth food delivery business has won a prestigious national food award for the second year running.
Warrington GuardianA Warrington fish and chip shop has been recognised in the Good Food Awards for the quality of its food and service.
Somerset County GazetteTurmeric Kitchen @65 has won the Good Food Award Gold Seal again, its fifth year of recognition.
Manchester Evening NewsA unique restaurant concept in Oldham is celebrating after receiving the Good Food Award Gold Seal.
Daily EchoA Portsmouth pub known for smoked barbecue and roast dinners has won another Good Food Award.
Daily EchoSouthampton’s Uni Kebab has been honoured in the Good Food Awards 2025/26.
Warwickshire WorldA Leamington Indian restaurant has won a Good Food Award for the second year running.
News & StarThe Carlisle restaurant says national recognition from its customers means the world to the team.
News ShopperThe family-run venue is delighted with a prestigious national award voted for by its customers.
Cornish StuffThe café says the award is recognition of the work that goes into making what they sell the best it can be.
Love AndoverThe family-run restaurant has been recognised in the Good Food Awards as it approaches a major milestone.
ShortlistShortlist lists the London venues recognised in the latest Good Food Awards.
Blackpool GazetteSalt of the Earth in Carleton has once again earned top honours in the Good Food Awards.
Your Local GuardianThe bistro opposite Sutton station has been awarded the Gold Seal at the 2025/26 Good Food Awards.
Suffolk NewsA popular High Street restaurant has secured the award again and says the recognition feels amazing.
Wirral GlobeTwenty Sixteen Coffee & Kitchen is delighted after scooping the national award again.
The Scarborough NewsOrchard Lodge says the award reflects consistent excellence based on genuine customer experiences.
Halifax CourierThe Long Can Hall says the recognition means a great deal to the family and team.
East Anglian Daily TimesThe Haverhill restaurant says the Gold Seal is a testament to the hard work of the whole team.
North Wales PioneerThe owners of a popular coffee shop have spoken of their delight after winning for a second year.
Doncaster Free PressA popular local takeaway and restaurant has been recognised in the Good Food Awards.
Sussex ExpressA Worthing fish and chip shop has won a Good Food Award and been named among the country’s best.
Use the form above to register your interest. Readers who want to support a venue should vote here.
† “Trusted Mark” refers to Good Food Awards media coverage in 2024/25 and 2023/24. Winners received 1,143 press mentions across 114 publications and 356 articles. “Publications” means distinct domains; “articles” means distinct articles; “mentions” means each reference to a winner, including multiple references within one article. View Winners in the Press.
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