Eat Game Awards Gala Dinner: Boisdale

Celebrate the Eat Game Awards at the Gala Dinner!

The Eat Game Awards are now open for voting and the winners will be announced at a gala dinner at Boisdale Canary Wharf on 9th October 2018.

The evening will be centred around a gorgeous game dinner (menu below) followed by a presentation of the awards hosted by Adam Henson, farmer and presenter (BBC Countryfile) and JB Gill – English singer and farmer. They will be co-hosted by Rose Prince – food writer and journalist, William Sitwell - writer, presenter, MasterChef critic, editor of Waitrose Food and Soho Radio host and Mark Hix - celebrated chef, restaurateur and food writer.

All held at the prestigious Boisdale of Canary Wharf  - a two-floor venue overlooking Cabot Square which comprises of a restaurant, four private dining rooms, Oyster Bar & Grill and Cigar Terrace, 'the world’s greatest Whisky Bar and the best live music in the capital'.

Tickets to the Gala Dinner

Tickets are now on sale to attend the gala dinner and range from £149 - £249:

• Standard tickets include the champagne reception, dinner and the awards event
• Premium tickets include the champagne reception, dinner, the awards event, with seating closer to the stage
• VIP tickets include the champagne reception, dinner and stage-side seats to the awards and a selection of fine wines

Buy your tickets to the Gala Dinner here.

What are the Eat Game Awards?

Aimed at stimulating demand, interest and respect for the produce of the game industry on a national scale, the event will promote this unique, sustainable, natural British produce and highlight to the British public the field to fork ethos.

The Eat Game Awards look to encourage people to experience and consume game, explaining where it can be bought, consumed across the country and prepared and eaten in the home.

The categories reflect the ever-growing use of wild game from 'Best Farmers Market Stall' to 'Best Game Restaurant' to 'Best Small and Large Retailer selling Game'. The awards will be held at Boisdale Canary Wharf, renowned leaders in presenting game to their customers.

The figures for game consumption which are building strongly have been aided by the adoption of British game by restauranteurs across the country – its revival in many modern and traditional restaurants should be widely celebrated. Given that 72% of consumers never eat game (Mintel 2016) the next step of making eating game in the home more attractive and accepted will be a key focus of the awards.

Get voting now!

Voting for the 2018 Eat Game Awards is going fantastically well and you should submit your votes by the 30th September 2018! Anyone is welcome to vote in all or some of the categories. Please make sure to click through the voting form to the end in order to enter your details and submit your vote.