Traditional British Food
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No trip to London is complete without trying classic British dishes. Enjoy fish and chips at a local pub, sample a hearty Sunday roast, or indulge in savory steak and kidney pie.
Where to Try: Pubs like The Churchill Arms in Kensington or Rules in Covent Garden.
Afternoon Tea
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Experience the quintessentially British tradition of afternoon tea. Savor delicate finger sandwiches, scones with clotted cream and jam, and a selection of exquisite pastries.
Top Spots: The Ritz, Fortnum & Mason, or Sketch.
Street Food
London’s street food scene offers a global culinary adventure. From gourmet burgers to Asian bao buns and vegan delights, there’s something for every palate.
Best Markets: Borough Market, Camden Market, and Maltby Street Market.
International Cuisine
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London is home to an incredible diversity of international cuisine. Explore Indian curries in Brick Lane, authentic Italian pasta in Soho, or Chinese delicacies in Chinatown.
Top Neighborhoods: Brick Lane, Chinatown, and Soho.
Pubs and Bars
London’s pubs and bars are legendary, offering everything from historic taverns to chic rooftop bars. Enjoy a pint of local ale or a creative cocktail with stunning city views.
Highlights: The Mayflower in Rotherhithe, Sky Garden Bar, and Nightjar.
Dessert and Sweets
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Indulge your sweet tooth with London’s dessert offerings. Try sticky toffee pudding, a slice of Victoria sponge cake, or artisanal chocolates from one of the city’s specialty shops.
Best Spots: Peggy Porschen, Ottolenghi, and Hotel Chocolat.