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London food writer and critic Sejal Sukhadwala writes for Time Out and national titles including The Guardian, The Times and the BBC food website. No one knows the London food scene better. For foodies in a hurry, these are her top spots Click here for London Food Destinations Overview.
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Where can you buy pungent Italian white truffles in season, award-winning English sparkling wines, thick slabs of homemade chocolates sold by the weight, and diver-caught scallops tender as butter – all in the same place? At the Borough Market in Southwark, widely regarded as one of the world’s best food markets.
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If you think of this world-famous store as nothing more than a tourist trap where people go to buy souvenir tea caddies, you’ve obviously never set foot inside Harrods. Even sceptics are won over by the famous food halls.
You once dug up an authentic recipe for a Thai curry from a 16th century cookery book. You can discern the difference between six varieties of Hungarian paprika. But when did you last taste Banbury cake? Head for this amazing British food shop for a taste of childhood. Grandma would approve.
There are hundreds of pubs in London serving traditional meals, so why should you visit The Gun in Docklands?
Admit it: you’ve always wanted to try an Elizabeth Hurley Beach fuchsia vanilla bikini biscuit. Prêt-à-Portea is afternoon tea with a difference: forget scones with clotted cream and cucumber sandwiches a la Oscar Wilde. This post-modern confection is designed to appeal to fashionistas and the figure-conscious.