Where Edinburgh ranks for restaurants and pubs as Which? names '8 best UK cities for food and drink'

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Which? magazine has named the very best cities in the UK for food and drink – and some of the results may surprise you.

The list was compiled from a ‘best and worst UK city break’ guide from survey conducted by the consumer advice company that took into consideration the opinions of almost 4,000 Which? members.

Newcastle came out as the best city in the UK for restaurants, cafés and bars, with Which? revealing it was the only one of over 50 of the best and worst UK city breaks to score five stars out of five for food and drink.

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Somewhat surprisingly, London only scored three stars while 12 cities and towns – including Edinburgh and Glasgow – earned four stars.

Scroll through our photo gallery to see the best UK cities for food and drink, according to Which? Photo: PixabayScroll through our photo gallery to see the best UK cities for food and drink, according to Which? Photo: Pixabay
Scroll through our photo gallery to see the best UK cities for food and drink, according to Which? Photo: Pixabay

Scroll through our photo gallery to see the best UK cities for food and drink, according to Which?

Which? magazine says: 'Newcastle is well-known for its nightlife, but also has great places to eat. Grainger Town, the historic commercial centre with its architecturally splendid Georgian buildings, is home to many excellent bars, pubs and restaurants'.Which? magazine says: 'Newcastle is well-known for its nightlife, but also has great places to eat. Grainger Town, the historic commercial centre with its architecturally splendid Georgian buildings, is home to many excellent bars, pubs and restaurants'.
Which? magazine says: 'Newcastle is well-known for its nightlife, but also has great places to eat. Grainger Town, the historic commercial centre with its architecturally splendid Georgian buildings, is home to many excellent bars, pubs and restaurants'.

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