Where to eat and drink in London
Markets, cafés, pubs and proper treats: 12 food Roves in London.
The Roves
Covent Garden
London's Oldest Restaurant
Rules has been serving in Covent Garden since 1798. Think game, pies and puddings.
Covent Garden
Bacon Naan at Dishoom
Bombay café breakfasts in Covent Garden. The bacon naan roll is legendary.
Shoreditch
Bagels and Vintage on Brick Lane
Grab a salt beef bagel, then dig through the vintage shops.
Piccadilly
Breakfast at The Wolseley
A grand old café on Piccadilly, at its best first thing in the morning.
Bethnal Green
Fry-Up at E. Pellicci
A family-run East End café since 1900, with a listed Art Deco interior.
Southwark
Graze Your Way Round Borough Market
London's most famous food market: try three things you've never eaten.
Bermondsey
Weekend at Maltby Street
Food stalls squeezed under railway arches: smaller and calmer than Borough.
Soho
Dim Sum in Chinatown
Lanterns, roast duck in the windows and dim sum to share.
Brixton
Eat Your Way Round Brixton Village
Covered arcades full of tiny restaurants from all over the world.
Camden
Street Food Lap of Camden Market
Hundreds of stalls by the canal: eat your way round the world in an afternoon.
Piccadilly
Afternoon Tea at Fortnum's
Scones and finger sandwiches in the Diamond Jubilee Tea Salon on Piccadilly.
City of London
Breakfast 40 Floors Up
Duck & Waffle sits on the 40th floor of a City skyscraper. Order the namesake.
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