For someone whose pre-teen diet used to include a can of Heinz tomato soup for breakfast, Jordan’s taste in food (and self respect) has come a long way since. During her time as Foodism’s staff writer, she made a point of exploring all London's food scene had to offer and only once (OK, maybe twice) did we catch her trying to sneak soup for breakfast. She was hungover; we were greatly amused. But those days are over... She’s now a video producer at The Telegraph, where we are told her love affair with 'breakfast soup' continues.
How do you distil the essence of a region famed for producing cognac into a world-class gin? We meet the forward-thinking producers of Citadelle to find out…
We bring you the very best things to do in Bologna, including exactly what to eat and drink in the Italian city while you're there
A social media snapshot makes us nostalgic for a bygone era of London hospitality
Introducing Lyle's, a Shoreditch-based warehouse restaurant run by James Lowe and John Ogier that serves artful, creative food with a sustainable ethos at the heart of its operations
Borough Market has been around for over 1,000 years, but the hustle, bustle and sense of community that has always been a key part of London’s oldest food market is stronger than ever.
We've searched the far reaches of the capital to bring you the very best of London's artisanal produce – this time, we're getting funky with a bottle of Fix8 kombucha
On the Herefordshire-Worcestershire border, we discover the definition of destination dining in the form of Pensons, a beautiful restaurant by Lee Wescott
Pop-ups don’t always go right, but they’re essential to the health of London dining
It's a mixed affair at Yeni, the new Soho spot by Cem Bilge and Istanbul's star chef Civan Er
Meet Social Pantry Cafe, a social enterprise café on Lavender Hill in Battersea and worthy winner of the Best Café award in this year's Foodism 100
Jackson Boxer brings a taste of the Hebrides to Notting Hill in the form of Orasay, his third flavour-packed venture with Andrew Clarke
Make the most of your weekend with this wonderful guide to what to eat, drink and do in the capital
Want to win at dinner parties and improve your weeknight meals? We talk home cooking with some of London's best and brightest cookery writers to help you make your food sing
Dogs, pups and pooches are always welcome at these speciality coffee shops, cafés and roasteries. Come in, grab a seat and settle down with a coffee and your canine by your side
Both tea traditionalists and those looking for some extra oomph in their brews will find something to put in their pot at these top teahouses
We've searched the far reaches of the capital to bring you the very best of London's artisanal produce – this time, we're getting funky with Eaten Alive's classic spicy kimchi
London's appetite for all things cocoa-based is becoming ever more refined. One self-confessed chocolate addict explores the rise and rise of the artisan chocolate shop...
Dining alone means you can order whatever the hell you like and eat it all, complete with a side-order of people-watching. Here's our favourite spaces for doing just that in the capital
Make the most of your weekend with this wonderful guide to what to eat, drink and do in the capital
We've searched the far reaches of the capital to bring you the very best of London's artisanal produce – this time, we're feeling fruity after a glass of Kew Gardens Organic Triple Sec