All things chocolatey to taste, buy and see made.
What's up and coming in London food and drink news? A lot! Here's this week's particularly festive round up.
Discover a pear the size of a baby's head.
See what we thought of this winter-friendly beer and cider festival in Hackney.
Pieminister at Boxpark offers a contained, economic and satisfying lunch.
Festive festivals featuring fine froth.
A funky new addition to Spitalfields including Asian food, bright lights and Little Bo Peep...
The Long Table is set for Dalston's street foodie night owls, The Well and Boyd's Brasserie capitalise on Christmas and Del'Aziz comes to Clapham.
Welcome to the world of brunch clubbing. Emphasis on clubbing.
Interview with Head Chef Wesley Smalley of Charlotte's Bistro + his recipe for sticky toffee pudding
Taste wine, support a great water charity (sponsored competition)
The Gilbert Scott's Express Lunch Menu makes lunch at this stunning restaurant speedy and more affordable.
The slickest recipe app around launches a free version, with a chance to win an iPad (sponsor).
We took a trip round six pubs that have a connection to London's greatest storyteller.
SE1 gets its first pop-up night market
New Spanish at Canary Wharf, couture chocolate at The Halkin, Marcus Wareing speaks at the Apple Store, Ask Italian revamps and a bar with no name offers some top cocktail masterclasses.
With his new book hitting the shops, the Michelin-starred chef tells us about his life and his plans.
It's turkey time. Gobble, gobble.
Londonist explores the undercover market that's making headlines.
Offering one of the best lunches we've reviewed for some time, Pacific Social Club is sweet little place on a rough little road in Lower Clapton.
From the folks that brought the Meatwagon to the London masses comes a stationary brick and mortar meat and cocktail offering. Is this fast food heaven?
60 exclusive recipes from some of the country's top chefs (sponsored post).
We send in the Sicilian reviewer to suss out Giorgio Locatelli's menu
Raise a glass or several to Charles Dickens tomorrow.
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