IN ASSOCIATION WITH
Travel Nav
Filtered by London >

20 travel features tagged “Food & Drink”

Cheap ethnic eats in London

All across the English capital, restaurants serve authentic food from every corner of the globe, at incredibly affordable prices.
Read more… 26 June 2012


Olympic-standard food in East London

Go for the culinary gold in neighbourhoods soon to be swamped with visitors to the Games.
Read more… 04 June 2012


Brixton sheds its shady side

A formerly neglected market in south London is thriving thanks to a regeneration project that brought Thai, African and Mediterranean flavours to a predominately Caribbean enclave.
Read more… 29 May 2012


The art of urban foraging

Gathering food in the wild is becoming a popular pastime in cities around the world, enlightening locals to the edible delights on their doorsteps.
Read more… 10 May 2012


The Passport blog

Plugging into pop-up restaurants

Finding out about, and then frequenting, the fly-by night, word-of-mouth dining scene can be a challenge, even for the savviest travellers.
Read more… 13 February 2012


Worldwide Weird

Insect-infused cocktails

At high-end bars in the United States and United Kingdom, bartenders are crafting cocktails with ingredients like crickets, tarantulas, scorpions and even giant ants.
Read more… 15 November 2011


The Passport blog

Restaurants get in ship shape

Used shipping containers are being repurposed as bars, restaurants and farmers markets.
Read more… 25 April 2011


Fictional Footsteps

James Bond’s London

A tour of the city that 007, and his creator, Ian Fleming, called home.
Read more… 21 January 2011


Insider’s guide to London

There is such diversity in food, culture and produce in the capital. Whether you are after a quirky restaurant off the beaten track or a fine dining experience, there is something for everyone.
Read more… 04 January 2011


Dining in the dark in London

Try a night of a true sensory experience, where you cannot see what you are eating or drinking.
Read more… 31 August 2010


Page 2 of 2     First | < Previous | 1 | 2 | Next > | Last

Follow us on

BBC © 2013 The BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites. Read more.

This page is best viewed in an up-to-date web browser with style sheets (CSS) enabled. While you will be able to view the content of this page in your current browser, you will not be able to get the full visual experience. Please consider upgrading your browser software or enabling style sheets (CSS) if you are able to do so.