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Bradford’s food reputation is built on generous hospitality.

Coventry has reinvented itself in recent years, with a refreshed city centre, two large universities and a growing number of independent cafés, dessert bars and restaurants.

Leicester’s food culture is wonderfully diverse.

Sheffield combines a down-to-earth pub culture with a thriving independent food scene in areas like Kelham Island, Division Street and Ecclesall Road.

Bristol is known for independent food: harbourside restaurants, Stokes Croft cafés, Gloucester Road bakeries and a fierce loyalty to locally owned businesses.

Liverpool’s hospitality trade has grown well beyond the waterfront.

Leeds mixes a strong independent café culture with a busy city-centre bar scene and a large student and young-professional population that loves brunch.

Birmingham has one of the UK’s liveliest dessert-parlour scenes, alongside a growing roll of acclaimed restaurants and a huge appetite for celebration cakes.

Manchester’s food scene runs on volume.

London kitchens get through cream chargers quickly.