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Let's ea Glasgow launch — Chefs from the not for profit co-operative, Real Food, Real Folk, who were behind last years sell out food festival, Lets Eat Glasgow! served up a community dinner in Bridgeton yesterday as they announced that double the number of restaurants will take part in this years Festival which aims to address food inequality across the City. They were serving at TEATIME!, a monthly pay-what-you-feel community dinner for all those living, working and studying in Bridgeton & surrounding areas In photo participating chef Monir Mohammad from Mother India with Bridgeton resident Emma Faulkner

Let’s Eat Glasgow! Restaurant Line-up Announced

Chefs from Let’s Eat Glasgow! served up a community dinner in Bridgeton yesterday as it was announced that double the number of restaurants will take part in this year’s Festival.

Dinner was served at TEATIME!, a monthly ‘pay-what-you-feel’ community dinner for all those living, working and studying in Bridgeton & surrounding areas. The dinner was initiated by social enterprise The East Ate in association with Glasgow NE Food-bank.

Let’s Eat Glasgow! Will be at SWG3 on 3rd and 4th September.
Joining the original Real Food, Real Folk members: Cail Bruich, Crabshakk, Guy’s Restaurant, Mother India, Ox and Finch, Stravaigin, The Gannet and Ubiquitous Chip at this year’s Let’s Eat Glasgow! will be a line-up of guest restaurants including: Banana Leaf, Café Gandolfi, El Perro Negro, Eusebis, Hanoi Bike Shop, Lychee Oriental, Martha’s and Wee Guys.

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