Where to eat out in the UK on Bonfire Night
17 Sep 2024
17 Sep 2024
2023 food trends
Here at Dish Cult we’ve been speaking to experts in the field, from restaurant owners to leading chefs, and asked them what we can expect as food trends for 2023. There were four trends that really stood out: Sustainability, plant-based menus, locally sourced ingredients and seasonal dishes.
Rather than leaving it there though, we’ve gone one step further and rounded up the best restaurants around the UK that have got their fingers on the pulses and are already incorporating some or all of these trends in their venues. So, here’s our guide to 2023’s food trends and where to eat them in the UK.
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The Gallery Restaurant
Vegan Friendly, Scottish
The Gallery Restaurant is a truly unique venue offering the ‘wow’ factor. It’s situated in Stirling Campus and combines the art of fine dining with breathtaking views of the Wallace Monument, the River Forth and the Ochils. Sit back and enjoy the scenery whilst experiencing high quality cuisine, first class customer service, and vegan-friendly offerings.
Meat is Dead
Plant Based, Vegan / Vegetarian Friendly 
Meat Is Dead is an entirely plant-based venue in Leeds. It exists to unite, nourish and entertain without exploitation, harm or prejudice. Born from the shared dream of owners/lovers, Vic and Joe, to have a place where people can get great-tasting, clean, fresh food and feel free to let loose in a safe, accepting space. The menu progressively rotates with the seasons and evolves with the times. The vibe will always be one of togetherness and sharing so a wide variety of small plates and large sharers will be forever at the heart of the food prepared.
This venue is currently not accepting online reservations through Dish Cult.
The finest local, seasonal produce, wonderfully cooked and presented, matched with a superb wine list. The Coq & Bull brasserie team is super friendly and always greets guests with a great big, warm-hearted welcome. The menu is filled with a delightful mix of fresh local produce, cooked to order by the chefs. Dine indoors or on the amazing outdoor marquee-covered terrace with glass panelling and extra-boosted heating.
Bod Erw
British, Locally Sourced, Vegan Friendly 
The Bod Erw has earned it’s reputation by word of mouth and is a must for all food lovers! The family-run business has spent almost 40 years dedicated to producing only the freshest and heartiest meals. All meals here are produced from the highest quality ingredients – all from trusted local suppliers, too. The restaurant is open Wednesday to Saturday, with a tempting range of hot and cold meals, cakes and desserts at lunchtime, a spot of afternoon tea, or a superb menu during the evening, and of course the renowned Bod Erw Sunday roasts!
Soulshine is a restaurant in Bridport producing locally sourced food for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Alongside these sumptuous meals, Soulshine also serves its own roasted coffee, has its own retail shop, takeaway counter and outdoor dining space. It’s great for large groups too, where tables of eight or more people can enjoy a set menu.
