That'll be bacon, sausage, eggs, tomato, white and black pudding, hash browns, minute steak, kidneys, baked beans, fried bread, liver, mushrooms and a pint of Murphy's stout.
Best Chinatown eats.
The Sir Richard Steele, the Wenlock and the Faltering Fullback at Finsbury Park make appearances in this month's top ten.
Finally reaches the parts other beers can't reach...
Indian dining just got better with the launch of Namaaste Kitchen in Camden. Tandoor oven, Sigri and Tawa grills provide the food, while intricate spicing provides the thrills.
Intended as "a celebration of all things beef", Argentine restaurant chain Gaucho held its annual Divine Bovine dinner this week at its Piccadilly branch.
January’s dark, bleak, austere days are the perfect time to take a leaf, or should that be gill, out of the mushroom’s approach to life.
This week, Iberica restaurant and deli on Great Portland Street (that’s Iberica Food & Culture to give it its full name) is welcoming in a new season of Iberico ham, including the highly sought after hams from the denominación de origen (DO) of Jabugo – the crème de la crème of Spain’s pig products.
Until the 30th of January £17.50 gets visitors to the Design Museum's Blueprint Cafe a Burns Night feast of yummy proportions and proper Scottish favour. A candlelit, riverside window sampling of the menu pleased our palates thoroughly, while a few bites from the non-Burns menu had us keen to return for more.
Win a daily supply of MOMA breakfast (sponsor).
We're on the lookout for the best pub signs in London. Where better to start than the Three Kings just off Clerkenwell Green?
Afternoon tea, that most British of institutions, has been given an interesting new twist: a variety of dim sum replaces the sandwiches and scones, jasmine tea usurps the earl grey and, for what may be the first time ever, the menu includes sweet chilli sauce.
We revisit Covent Garden restaurant Clos Maggiore to learn a few tricks of the trade from Head Chef Marcellin Marc.
Drinking beer in a large stone box on Euston Road doesn't get any better than this.
Times Square's famed Naked Cowboy (aka Robert Burck), will be at King's Cross St Pancras Station (near the First Capital Connect entrance) today at 1pm with his strategically placed guitar, a pair of boots, a ten gallon hat, a bunch of freebie bagels and little else.
The Royal Academy's got a new restaurant, where the décor is as sumptuous as the menu.
Thanks to our partners at Kelkoo Select, up to a thousand readers can get their hands and mouths on a posh pies for just £1, at Battersea PIE Station, Covent Garden.
Our roving search for London's best desserts takes us to SW18, where we enter the sugary lair of celebrity Cake Boy Eric Lanlard.
Our lunchtime eco meal-making this month took place in the basement of Cecil Sharp House (the home of English Folk), where our polka dotted table was sandwiched between a drama class and some kind of medieval dance lesson.
The currently wagonless Meat Wagon pop up in New Cross. Long burger queues are expected...
A new restaurant in Putney will extend through 'hidden vaults' beneath Lower Richmond Road and out onto the embankment.
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