A Foodie’s Guide to Eating Around London
London has many famous landmarks. Big Ben. Tower Bridge. Buckingham Palace. But if you ask us, the real attraction is obviously the food…
London has many famous landmarks. Big Ben. Tower Bridge. Buckingham Palace. But if you ask us, the real attraction is obviously the food…
Afternoon tea was reportedly introduced to Britain in the 1840s by Anna, the 7th Duchess of Bedford, who found herself hungry in the late afternoon gap between lunch and a fashionably late dinner. Nearly two centuries later, London still does it better than anywhere else in the world — not as a museum piece, but … Read more
The definitive London food guide — traditional British dishes, the best breakfasts, fish & chips, Sunday roasts, afternoon tea, street food markets, Michelin stars, and 1-3 day food itineraries.
Discover what to eat in London, from iconic British dishes and pub classics to street food markets, global cuisine, and must-try local favourites.