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The Savoy, Strand. If you’ve come to London for some of that old aristocratic elegance, this is the way to experience it. At £65 per person, afternoon tea at The Savoy is nothing to sneeze at. The Thames Foyer at the hotel is a beautiful, luxurious space where you can revel in glamour, at least for an afternoon.
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- Fish & Chips
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- Sunday Roast
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- Bangers & Mash
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Fish and chips are a delicious, fried dish that consists of batter-coated, fried fish and chips. This delightful yet straightforward meal originated in England and has become one of the most famous London foods. It is best served hot and is eaten as a main course – but you can find it as a take-away snack from food stalls around London. During the ...
Maybe you’ve heard of the English Breakfast, or know it by its other name: the Full Breakfast (or sometimes the “Full English Breakfast” just to make it a mouthful). It is a well-balanced breakfast that includes bacon, eggs, sausages, black pudding, tomatoes, baked beans, mushrooms, and toast. It is usually eaten with tea or coffee, just to give yo...
The name of this meal does not actually refer to the hot beverage, though that’s usually served as part of it. Instead, it refers to ‘teatime’, an old-fashioned meal eaten in the late afternoon or early evening. This light meal consists of tea, cakes, biscuits, several pastries, bread and jam, and sometimes, sandwiches. Afternoon teaoriginates from...
One of the most historic and famous foods to try in London is the Sunday Roast. This sumptuous meal originated in England where it was a common tradition to eat a large meal after church services on Sundays. This meal is typically served on Sundays, and it features roasted meat, mashed or roasted potatoes, and other accompaniments like stuffing, gr...
While you couldn’t really see it in my photos of Sunday Roast above, I thought it was worth specifically calling out one of the most iconic London foods that’s on your plate when you sit down on Sunday to eat: Yorkshire Pudding. Not to be confused with what most of us think when we hear the word “pudding,” this dish is a baked pudding made from a b...
I don’t know if I can choose favorites, but this mightbe my favorite London food. Also known as sausages and mash, this traditional London dish is easy to make and has been around for centuries. Popular in Great Britain and Ireland, bangers and mash consists of flavored pork, lamb, or beef sausages served with mashed potatoes. It is usually served ...
Pie and mash is another quick meal that consists of a minced beef, pastry pie served with creamy mashed potatoes. It is typically eaten with a signature parsley sauce called liquor sauce. Known initially as traditional working-class food, pie and mash can be traced back to the Victorian era when workers needed hand-sized, cheap, transportable meals...
Perhaps less commonly known than some of the other great foods on this list, true connoisseurs of British food will want to seek out Bubble & Squeak – a staple of “peasant” food that dates back to the mid-18th century. Made of cooked potatoes and cabbage and fried with animal fat or butter into small round cakes, Bubble and Squeak has become a comm...
I’ll be honest: I had a bit of confusion about Toad in the Hole, which I thought referred to cooking an egg into a piece of toast. It turns out this is the American dish – but the British version is entirely different, though uses a similar concept. Also called “sausage toad” (um, ew!), Toad in the Hole is a traditional English dish consisting of s...
Fancy some British fine dining? One of Gordon Ramsay’s big loves, the Beef Wellington is a luxurious roast you must try on your visit to London. It is a delicious steak dish made out of fillet steak coated with pâté and duxelles, wrapped in puff pastry, then baked. Wellingtons are highly popular in continental Europe. However, most Brits agree that...
- Dans le Noir ? Ever thought about eating in the pitch black? At Dans le Noir ? , you’ll dive into a meal where your eyes don’t get a seat at the table.
- Sarastro. Sarastro makes dining out an adventure. Located in Covent Garden, it’s all about big, bold flavors and an atmosphere that feels like you’ve stepped into a theater.
- sketch. No list of the most unique restaurants in London would be complete without mentioning sketch. Here, food, art, and music come together to create an unforgettable dining experience.
- supperclub.tube. If you’re looking for fun restaurants in London, you’ll want to know about this place. Get ready for a journey on the tracks of taste at supperclub.tube.
- British: St. John. There are enough spectacular London restaurants to last a lifetime, but if we can only send you to one of the best restaurants in London, it would be St. John.
- Indian: Dishoom. Dishroom serves not only amazing Indian food, but some of the best Indian food you’ll ever have in your entire life. It’s the perfect combination of cozy, homey Indian dishes combined with new and exciting dishes you’ve likely never heard of.
- Spanish: Barrafina. In a world where restaurants seem to throw around the word “tapas” so casually, Barrafina is a diamond in the rough, a true-to-form authentic Spanish restaurant where you can get tapas that will transport you to Madrid in an instant.
- Chinese: Xi’an Impression. You think you’ve had great Chinese food, but then you eat Xi’an impression in London and you suddenly see the light. It’s an easy-to-miss restaurant, situated across the street from the Arsenal F.C.
100 best dishes in London. 1. Thai Spiced Rice Salad at Kin + Deum. £6.50. The very model of a modern Thai restaurant, Kin + Deum is a laidback, minimalist space serving up big helpings of ...
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Sep 28, 2024 · Megan’s. 🍽️ Mediterranean | $$ | Website | 📍 Google Maps | 📞 +44 203 468 0215. Sharing appetizers including garlic shrimp, halloumi fries, chicken bites, and calamari. If you’re in the mood for a local neighborhood joint serving comfort classics in a cozy atmosphere, Megan’s fits the bill.
May 5, 2023 · If you’re eating on a budget, London’s many street food markets often offer the best value eats – in fact, many of the city’s coolest restaurants started off as street food stalls. Maltby Street Market , Flat Iron Square and Peckham Levels are three of our favourites but there are plenty of options to choose from.
