FOOD lovers will be coming into the city to enjoy Worcester Foodie Festival from today (Friday).
There are scores of stalls selling everything from Ledbury strawberries to food and drink from Belize.
There is something for everyone and scores of stalls to try - and here are just TEN things you can tantalise your tastebuds with.
1. Barbourne Cider and Perry
Enjoy a refreshing glass of traditional cider, perry and apple juice made just down the road.
2. Cafe Bliss at Worcester Arts Workshop
Ever wondered what food from Belize tastes like? Now is your chance to have a try.
3. Croome Cuisine
This stall always draws a huge crowd thanks to their free cheese tasters. Try a range of flavours of the award-winning cheeses and take some home to enjoy.
4. Fuffle from Fudgeheaven
Is it fudge or is it truffle? By a bar and decide.
5. JB's Chocolate Salami
A handmade salami shaped chocolate treat. Yum.
6. Nandos
Sampling from the menu aka FREE FOOD.
7. Our Taste of Portugal
This Hopmarket cafe gets a stall in the city centre to tempt people with its Portuguese food - pastel de nata, salt cod fishcakes and a 'little lunch'.
8. Ping An Oriental
Free tasters! Chance to try what the shop in Pump Street has to offer.
9. Selly Punjabis
You may have smelt the delish waft of spieces coming from this stall on a Sunday. A chance to get your hands on their frozen curries and samosas.
10. Taartie (Friday and Saturday only)
Drool over their doughnuts, fruit tarts and gourmet cookies. Well, don't actually drool that would be disgusting.
For a full list of stalls, entertainment and demonstrations log on to worcesterbid.com/foodie.
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