Dining in the dark returns to the Lost & Found Bristol

Blindfolded couple at Dining In The Dark night, Lost & Found Bristol

Experience a dinner like no other in the intimate surrounds of Victorian hideaway, The Lost & Found Bristol, with the return of the blindfolded tasting experience, Dining in the Dark. Taking place from 7pm-9pm on set says between now and the end of the year, these events allow you to indulge in a one-of-a-kind experience where your taste buds take centre stage.

Priced at £41.95 per person, take a sensory ride through a three-course set menu of gastronomical delights from land to sea (vegan options available), all paired with delectable drinks. Served in complete darkness to enhance each flavour.

Whether a dinner date or catching up with the bride tribe, get lost in the magical atmosphere of The Lost & Found Bristol with its Dining in the Dark experience, taking place on select dates from August to October, with full list below.

Wednesday 23rd August
Tuesday 12th September
Wednesday 27th September
Tuesday 10th October
Wednesday 25th October
Tuesday 7th November
Wednesday 22nd November
Wednesday 27th December

To book, visit https://the-lostandfound.co.uk/restaurant/bristol

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