I love food, I love family, and I quite like fitness. I've been writing as FoodieOnTour since 2013, after spending a year mini-reviewing local restaurants on Twitter. I now co-run Bitten Oxford - an online food & drink guide, Bitten Street - a monthly street food market, and Oxford Food & Drink Festival. I've written freelance articles for Olive Magazine, Vale Life Magazine and Ocelot Magazine. It seems I like being busy almost as much as I like food.
Living in Oxford with a triathlete husband, two little boys and two fluffy bunnies, I'm always on the hunt for great food and keen to shout about brilliant local enterprise.
All my restaurant reviews and recommendations are now published over on Bitten Oxford, but FoodieOnTour is my place for everything else food, family and (hopefully) fitness.
Living in Oxford with a triathlete husband, two little boys and two fluffy bunnies, I'm always on the hunt for great food and keen to shout about brilliant local enterprise.
All my restaurant reviews and recommendations are now published over on Bitten Oxford, but FoodieOnTour is my place for everything else food, family and (hopefully) fitness.
If you're on Twitter, Facebook or Pinterest, pop on over to join me:
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Work with Me
If you'd like to get in touch about some freelance writing or advertising on this site, please contact me at foodieontour@yahoo.co.uk. If you'd like to get in touch regarding a restaurant review or advertising on Bitten Oxford, then please contact me at jacqui@bittenoxford.co.uk.
Disclosure
Sometimes I'm invited to launch events or menu tastings, or receive products to review in order for me to report on them for the blog. This does not sway my opinion and any such posts will be flagged clearly. I'll only support brands that I personally like.
I may occasionally make a minuscule amount of money by running adverts on the site. As well as these adverts, FoodieOnTour is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.co.uk. This means that occasionally if you buy something I write about, or do a bit of window shopping after visiting the blog, you might earn me a little bit of commission from the retailer without costing you anything at all. I only write about things I absolutely love and would never recommend buying something I wouldn't buy for myself or others close to me.
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