A city, a kitchen

Take a foodie adventure this autumn...

Chester is a renowned foodies’ paradise. Within the historic city you’ll find Michelin-awarded eateries alongside casual dining and some of the best street food around. With cuisine spanning the globe, and historic pubs and bars with innovative mixology, there’s no shortage of spots to wine and dine. Your visit to Chester can be a real foodie adventure and we’ve put together some inspiration for you.

Become a master brewer and taster

If you want a different approach to your favourite tipple, you can try Brewhouse & Kitchen. This craft beer and spirit bar and kitchen offers guests the opportunity to get stuck in with the brewing process. You can book a Brewery Experience Day, where you’ll brew your very own beer (as well as enjoy some delicious food along the way) and take home your brew at the end of the day. Or if you want to find out more about your favourite drinks you can book beer of gin tasting masterclasses which include guided tastings and food to boot.

Take a tour through Chester’s foodie scene

On the Taste of Chester Food Tour your friendly and knowledgeable guide will take you to some of the best and most exclusive spots for a bite to eat in Chester. Experience everything Chester’s foodie culture has to offer on this 3-hour walking tour where you’ll experience at least five local, independent Chester food spots as well as an insight into the history of Chester. From pizza to pierogis, pasta to pancakes and curry, this is an experience like no other in Chester.

Explore some of the best indie food spots at the new market

It’s an exciting time for foodies as Chester’s brand-new market is now open with Local favourites including Pastry Pedaleur, Bean & Cole and the Ice Cream Farm alongside new eateries like Mercato Pizza Co., Big Lola’s Taqueria, Born to Bake, and Vegan House to offer foodies everything they could want and more.

Try the established and the new

Chester is home to well-established and newer eateries and your foodie adventure should definitely explore both. Restaurants like Chez Jules, La Brasserie at the Chester Grosvenor, Upstairs at the Grill, and the Bluebell 1492 are all Chester staples, and for good reason. There’s also a whole host of up-and-comers that are making waves in the city that you should try including Cosy Club, Artezzan, and The Forge.

Grab a drink in some quirky spots

No foodie adventure in Chester would be complete without enjoying a drink from one of the city’s many superb bars and pubs. You can make it even more special by having a drink in a memorably quirky spot; and Chester has no shortage of these. Try expertly-mixed seasonal cocktails on BarLounge’s beautiful terrace, sip wine and beer at Paysan on the Medieval Rows, enjoy zero waste cocktails at Shrub, relax in the elegant Arkle Bar & Lounge at the Chester Grosvenor, quaff a locally brewed beer in 17^th century surroundings at Bear & Billet, or, if you can find it, go back to the roaring 20s at Prohibition. This is just to name a few and there are plenty more to explore.

Save on Travel
 

You can also save on train travel and save the stresses of driving. Transport for Wales operate regular services to Chester from Cardiff, Shrewsbury, Birmingham, and more, and you can save by booking direct and in advance.