The hunt for The F Word’s Best Local Restaurant has begun and they need your help!
Let Channel 4 know about your favourite local restaurants run by people with a passion for food who deliver great food, great service and a great atmosphere. At the end of the coming series of The F Word, which will be season 5, the F Word’s Best Local Restaurant will be awarded.
Nominate your local resaurant and then you’ll be able to apply for a seat in The F Word restaurant, by going to The F Word Best Local Restaurant nomination form and following the instructions.
The criteria for you favourite local restaurant include;
1. Two people, two courses from a normal menu (not fixed price) all for less than £50 (excluding wine).
2. Independently owned restaurant – no chains.
3. No Takeaways – at least 10 seats.
There are eight categories of restaurants, seven focused on specific cuisines (British, French, Italian, Spanish, Chinese, Indian and Thai) and one Open category (best of the rest).
Entries close July 17 so get in quick!
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