The Warrington Guardian Food and Drink Awards are back and this year we’re mixing things up like never before.

Over the next two months, you’ll be able to have your say on a variety of new categories including best butcher, readers’ favourite café or tea shop and our family dining award.

We will launch each category with a shortlist put together by Warrington Guardian judges based on TripAdvisor and Facebook reviews.

But if your favourite isn’t on our list, it doesn’t mean they’re not in with a chance of winning.

All you need to do is send in the name of your winner using the form below, comment underneath the post on our Facebook page or tweet your winner to @Warringtonnews Only one vote will be counted from each email address.

The winner will be the pub or bar with the most votes and will be announced in a special supplement in the Warrington Guardian newspaper this summer.

Keep your eyes peeled on the Warrington Guardian website and social media pages as there will be two categories every week for you to have your say on.

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Our second category is Warrington's favourite pub or bar.

One of our most hotly contested categories, who will take the crown as our 2018 pub of the year?

Maybe they do the best roast dinner, pull the perfect pint or have the widest choice of cocktails.

Take a look at our suggestions below and then tell us the name of your winner: 

Deadline for votes is midday on Tuesday, June 19.

Dead Eyes Cocktail and Hot Dog Den - town centre

Winner of our Readers' Favourite Bar of the Year category for the past two years, it's a strong favourite with many readers. 

One reviewer said: "Only went in for one drink but it's the nicest cocktail I've ever had."

Corks Out – Stockton Heath

With a variety of wines on offer as well as wine and gin flights, this is a popular place when the sun is shining. 

One reviewer said: "We had a great time in the sun and the staff were helpful."

The Palmyra – town centre

Instagrammable cocktails caught the eye of many reviewers. 

One added: "It's only tiny but there's a great choice of drinks."

Lawn Star Martini

Institution bar – town centre

Another one known for its quirky cocktails as well as serving food.

One reviewer added: "Great service, great food and top quality drinks."

The Stag at Walton

Described as a 'traditional foodie pub', it scores highly with punters online. 

One reviewer added: "Wonderful food and lovely staff."

White Hart – town centre

A regular in our Food and Drink Awards over the past two years, customers love the steak stones on the menu and the afternoon tea. 

One reviewer added: "The food was outstanding, fresh hot and served within 20 minutes of ordering."

The Pickering Arms – Thelwall

Described as a 'proper community pub', they now also organise regular walks from the pub. 

One reviewer added: "Lovely village pub with lots of character."

Little Manor – Thelwall

Another 'traditional' pub, this 17th century manor house turned pub/restaurant is no stranger to a five-star review. 

One customer added: "Staff were really friendly and helpful. All capped with a great beer selection."

Hernando’s Hideaway – town centre

Their courtyard refurb has proved popular with customers this summer as well as their choice of drinks. 

One reviewer added: "Very good for cocktails and music lovers."

Ferry Tavern - Penketh

With regular events and bands playing, there's always something going on at this popular pub. 

One reviewer added: "A real hidden gem - this is an old pub with a quaint interior. The riverside setting is lovely but it's the fish and chips that are the highlight."

UPDATED: A large number of readers have been getting in touch with the name of their favourite pub. Some of the most popular suggestions, which haven't already appeared on this list, include Seven Woods in Westbrook, The Maltings in Old Hall and The Lounge in the town centre. 

You've got until 5pm tomorrow, Tuesday, to have your say.