Eat Your Way Through London

Holidaymakers regard London as the city of sightseeing, socialising and West End musicals, but it's also a fantastic place to tickle your taste buds and sample some of the finest cuisine in the country.

London is a city of foodies with hundreds of millions spent on the food industry every year and most of the top chefs in the country flock here to set up their own little slice of the restaurant pie. So, if its world renowned food and celebrity chefs you're after, London is definitely the place for you.

Most of the big named restaurants are situated in and around the centre of London so are relatively easy to find, even if this is your first trip to London. If you're keen to start your holiday with a little bit of luxury head to the world class The Goring where you can dine on a British menu in style.

If you're looking for something a little more oriental try the popular Leong's Legend in Bayswater which serves up some traditional Taiwanese cuisine in authentic surroundings.

If you are a vegetarian there is no need to feel left out as there are plenty of veggie friendly places to eat on the streets of London. Many restaurants support the national vegetarian week so even if you can't find a veggie only restaurant you can usually find one with at least a few veggie options.

If you simply don't have the money to eat out every day, don't worry as there are plenty of inventive and unusual places you can find yummy food, at a fraction of the cost. If your budget won't stretch to a fancy five course dinner there are hundreds of small delicatessens and stores where you can pick up fresh and unusual ingredients for a simple picnic in the park. From Polish supermarkets to Korean delis you will never get bored sampling the food London has to offer.

If you're a dedicated curry lover the annual beer and curry festival on Brick Lane is a must. Apart from delicious flavours and tasty beers there will be an array of music, costumes and stalls to get you in the mood for some spice. The taste festival also heads to London each year which offers food fanatics a chance to taste some of the finest cuisines from every corner of the world. This festival really is a foodies' paradise.

Getting to London is easy with great rail and bus links right into the heart of the city. There are plenty of hotels in London, most of which are reasonably priced for a weekend stay.

With plenty of options for eating and your pick of the best restaurants in the country you'll never be far from a great mouth watering meal during your stay in London

Adam Singleton writes for a digital marketing agency. This article has been commissioned by a client of said agency. This article is not designed to promote, but should be considered professional content.