IN PICTURES: Taste Salisbury comes to an end at Foodie Sunday

Monday, 5 September 2022 01:00

Over the past 10 days, Salisbury has been filled with foodie fun as local food and drink venues, producers and sellers put on events, exclusive offers and special menus for the Taste Salisbury Food Festival.

Organised by Salisbury BID, Salisbury City Council and Experience Salisbury the city-wide fiesta came to a close yesterday with a huge foodie fiesta in the Market Place.

There were local street food vendors, artisan sellers, live music, entertainment and demos by local chefs.

The winners of The Great Salisbury Bake Off were also revealed.

Here's Foodie Sunday in pictures. Photography courtesy of Salisbury BID and by Spencer Mulholland.

Deputy Mayor of Salisbury Atiqul Hoque opens Foodie Sunday

Half Sharp performing at Foodie Sunday

Judy Dain from Vaughan's Kitchen

New Forest Honey

Baklava

Salisbury Radio

Head Chef at Charter 1227 Catering Danny Bozic prepares a chocolate dinner party dessert

Head Chef at Charter 1227 Catering Danny Bozic, Cookery School Director Judy Dain of Vaughan's Kitchen and Allium Head Chef Tim Tonkin

Rolled beef from Pritchett Butchers at Naked Bagel

Allium Head Chef Tim Tonkin speaks with Salisbury Radio's Beth Doherty

Wannabe chef Harry gives his 'thumbs-up' seal of approval

Kay at Slinky Fox preparing another pizza base

Meet 4 month old whippy Blue who still needs to grow in to her ears

Salisbury Radio presenters Craig Hicks and Beth Doherty

George from Artisan Wines & Spirits explains how to make the perfect cocktail

Tom & the Clementynes

The Bake-Off judging continues in the tent

Allium Head Chef Tim Tonkin

The Futcher family

Naked Bagel in Oatmeal Row

Asian fusion street food

Salisbury Pantry and Foodbank

A stunning vocal performance by Rachel Delooze

Half Sharp performing at Foodie Sunday

The Welsh family enjoying an ice-cream

Boogie baby

Cocktails at Amore Prosecco

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