Jordan Kelly-Linden

Jordan Kelly-Linden

Contributor

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.

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Our pick of the best one-off specials for National Pizza Day

National Pizza Day is officially our favourite day of the year and it looks like we're not alone in that, either: here are some special pizza-related offerings to get you in the mood for Saturday 9 February

The Royal Champagne Hotel & Spa, Champagne: hotel review

The Royal Champagne Hotel & Spa is, as the name suggests, a 49-room celebration of champagne. We head to France to check it out in all its luxury

Celebrate National Pizza Day with 30% off pizzas nationwide

On National Pizza Day, we're celebrating the iconic Italian dish by offering you more than 30% off at hundreds of pizzerias around the UK, to eat in or take away. Here's how to get involved...

London Larder: Old Bakery Gin's black pepper gin

We've searched the far reaches of the capital to bring you the very best of London's artisanal produce – this time, we're sipping on Old Bakery Gin's black pepper gin

The Foodist: on the launch of Brixton Kitchen's initiative

A new project in Brixton Village is on the look out for South West London's next culinary star

Helen Browning's Royal Oak, Bishopstone: hotel review

We heads to sleepy Bishopstone for an overnight stay at Helen Browning's Royal Oak, a pub with rooms that's a shining light for organic food

London's best alternative afternoon tea spots

Cream teas and jam scones are old news – we've found you a glut of other afternoon tea options, from jelly petri dishes and red bean buns to a classic cuppa on the top deck of a Routemaster

Casa do Frango, Borough: restaurant review

Industrial chic with a side of fiery peri peri is the order of play at Algarian-inspired restaurant Casa do Frango on Southwark Street

The Foodist: on sourcing sustainable chocolate this Christmas

This Christmas, it’s time to re-embrace the classic London chocolate shop

Jikoni, Marylebone: restaurant review

Ravinder Bhogal's first restaurant condenses a whole world of flavours into one cozy, peachy pink spot on Marylebone's Blandford Street

Some of the finest Christmas feasts for alternative seasonal eating in the capital

It's that time to throw caution well and truly to the wind and replace it with some seriously indulgent dining, so here's our pick of London's best festive menus

XU Teahouse & Restaurant, Soho: restaurant review

At XU, we find a little slice of Taiwanese tranquility on Rupert Street specialising in rare teas and hearty dumplings worth hunkering down with this winter

Comptoir Gascon, Clerkenwell: restaurant review

Raise a glass to the regional cooking of South West France at Comptoir Gascon, the rustic-style bistro from chef Pascal Aussignac of Michelin-starred Club Gascon

Lina Stores, Soho: restaurant review

Italian food importer and deli Lina Stores has been a Soho institution for decades, and its recently opened restaurant showcases the best of it in a gorgeous, authentic menu

The Foodist: Ryan Riley's Life Kitchen, a cookery school for those living with cancer

In Life Kitchen, Jordan Kelly-Linden finds a charity using food to give cancer sufferers a massive boost

Neptune, Bloomsbury: restaurant review

Welcome to Neptune, Principal London's seafood restaurant that's making waves in London's hotel restaurant scene with its stylish interiors and best of British menu

Winners of the Young British Foodies 2018

Want to know whose food you'll be eating in 2019? The Young British Foodie awards pinpoint up-and-coming talent on the UK's dining scene – here are this year's winners

Café from Crisis: Foodism 100 winner 2018

Meet Cafe from Crisis, the social enterprise cafe in Shoreditch that's spent the last 15 years working to end homelessness. It won the Best Café award, sponsored by Yeo Valley, at the Foodism 100 awards

The Italian rehab teaching its residents how to make wine

Some truly modern winemaking forms the basis of battling addiction at San Patrignano, Europe's largest and most successful drug rehabilitation centre

WastED London: Foodism 100 winner 2018

Meet WastED London, the zero waste pop-up from Dan Barber which took over the Selfridges rooftop last summer. It won Best Pop-Up or Residency, sponsored by Berry Bros & Rudd, at the Foodism 100 awards