London has 100’s of amazing bars and restaurants, with a range of traditional British foods to try while you visit.
From the old British classics to Michelin-starred food, they are all superb in their own special way. London food experiences are all about diversity, with the capital being home to so many cuisines from across the globe.
Whether it’s a trendy gastro-pub or backstreet boozer, knowing where to find the best pub food in London is up for debate among foodies across the city. After all, there’s a total of 32 boroughs in the capital to choose from. While that’s not to mention those outer regions that make use of London-based suppliers.
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During a time of uncertainty for many pubs and clubs, microbreweries in the UK seem to be on the rise. While an increasing list of independent venues and long-standing establishments are pulling their last pint, microbreweries are enticing drinkers back out in support of their favourite bars.
With so many collaborations, small batches and limited-edition releases, it’s difficult to keep track of all the new craft beers are launching this year!
Especially given the growing popularity of the market place, along with an increase in micro-breweries. Then, of course, there’s understanding when craft beer is just another pint of ale and when it’s something that little more special.
The definition of the words ‘Food Tourism’ is about looking at various local cuisines related to travel. However, it’s much more than that, with food and drink tours giving the traveller a wider experience.
