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Feast On 2026
Bristol's Best Food Festival
Food Festival Bristol
Feast On is Bristol’s vibrant summer food festival, taking place on The Downs (Clifton Downs). Over four delicious days, from 23 - 26 July 2026, with top independent restaurants from the South West, street-food traders and artisan producers celebrating local flavours and first tastes. Highlights include live cooking demos (even over an open fire), wine-tasting sessions, sustainability talks, and a lively banqueting area. This year, there’s also live music, children’s entertainment, and a produce market, making Feast On a festival for all ages.
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Future Inn Bristol is a modern and comfortable hotel in Bristol city centre. It offers easy access to key attractions and vibrant areas. Alongside its excellent location, the hotel boasts spacious and airy bedrooms equipped with free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, a desk and workspace, and a laptop safe. Guests can also enjoy added comforts such as complimentary tea and coffee-making facilities, enhancing the overall experience. The biggest perk of staying at our Bristol hotel is the free parking at Cabot Circus, directly across the road from Future Inns.
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It's incredibly easy to get to The Downs from Future Inn Bristol
Future Club Rewards
For additional benefits, you can join the Future Inns hotel loyalty program.
Alongside a member's discount rate, for every £1 you spend on accommodation, you earn 1 reward point.
You also get a complimentary drink voucher to redeem in the bar when you dine. Plus, you get double points when you eat in the restaurant.
Points collected can then be used to upgrade your bedroom to a suite or a free night's stay. It's also completely free to join!
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Chophouse Restaurant offers a modern twist on classic dishes showcasing the best of the region's produce.
From hearty breakfasts to indulgent dinners, it is ideal for both hotel guests and locals alike.
Whether you enjoy a succulent steak, a hearty burger, or a fresh fish dish, every meal delivers bold flavours and satisfying portions.
Additionally, the restaurant features an inviting bar area, perfect for enjoying a drink.
A large selection of drinks is also available, including popular local brands Buttcombe, Bristol Harvey Cream and Bristol Rum.
Naturally, there's a good choice of soft drinks, including refreshing fruit juices, tea, coffee, and mocktails.
If you are staying in the hotel, room service is available 24/7.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Feast On meaning?
The name Feast On reflects the festival's focus on celebrating great food, drink and local produce. Visitors are encouraged to "feast on" the best flavours from Bristol and the South West, with independent restaurants, artisan producers, street food vendors and live cooking demonstrations all coming together in one food feast. Whether you're sampling new dishes or discovering local favourites, it's a true taste of Bristol and one of the city's most exciting summer events.
Is Feast On Bristol dog-friendly?
Yes, well-behaved dogs are welcome at Feast On Bristol, provided they are kept on a lead at all times. As the festival takes place outdoors on The Downs, it's a great option for visitors who want to enjoy the Bristol festival atmosphere with their four-legged friends. Be sure to check the latest guidance before you visit, as entry requirements and restricted areas may change.
Where is Feast On Bristol?
Feast On takes place on The Downs (Clifton Downs), one of Bristol's largest green spaces overlooking the Avon Gorge. The venue is around a 14-minute drive from Future Inn Bristol, approximately 25 minutes by bus or bicycle, or just over 50 minutes on foot. If you're travelling by car, it's worth checking your route and parking options in advance so you can plan your day with ease.
What food is Bristol famous for?
Bristol has a thriving food scene known for its independent restaurants, creative street food and locally produced ingredients. The city is famous for regional items such as Bristol cider, artisan cheeses, freshly caught seafood, Bristol Cream sherry and locally roasted coffee. You'll also find everything from gourmet burgers and wood-fired pizzas to award-winning fine dining, making Bristol a fantastic destination for food lovers throughout the week.
Is there varied cuisine in Bristol?
Absolutely. Bristol is one of the UK's most diverse foodie destinations, with cuisine from around the world alongside traditional British favourites. Whether you're looking for authentic Indian, Italian, Japanese, Middle Eastern, Mexican or vegan dining, there are plenty of things to discover across the city. If you're attending Feast On, remember to book your tickets early, as popular tasting sessions and demonstrations can sell out quickly.
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