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.
Jordan Kelly-Linden's articles
Five places you definitely shouldn't take your mum on Mother's Day
This might look like a guide to great places in London to celebrate Mother's Day on 11 March, but trust us, it's not. If you really want to do Mother's day right, stay at home. It's just not worth the faff...
Published: Wednesday 7th March 2018
The best bakeries in London
Sometimes only a loaf of proper sourdough will do, so we've scoured the capital to find the best bakeries in London serving up real bread fresh out of the oven
Published: Wednesday 28th February 2018
Butchies, Shoreditch: restaurant review
A sustainable chicken shop has landed on Rivington Street and it's here to show that fried chicken isn't just reserved for 3am drunken endeavours
Published: Tuesday 27th February 2018
Leandro Carreira on Portuguese cooking and his first solo venture, Londrino
Bermondsey is fast becoming a foodie hotspot, so we take a look at one of it's newest residents: Londrino – Leo Carreira's first solo restaurant that's as much inspired by the place he now calls home as it is his Portuguese heritage
Published: Monday 19th February 2018
London Larder: Wilderbee honey
We've searched the far reaches of the capital to bring you the very best of London's artisanal produce – this time, it's Wilderbee's chili-infused London honey
Published: Friday 16th February 2018
Stevie Parle on Dock Kitchen and London's changing restaurant scene
After the closure of the chef's iconic Dock Kitchen, he talks about his future plans, what the recession did for London dining, and balancing a successful restaurant empire
Published: Friday 9th February 2018
Stevie Parle: My Career in Five Dishes
Ever wanted an insight into the mind of a chef? We meet Stevie Parle, one of London's most highly thought-of restaurateurs, for a crash-course in his cooking philosophy
Published: Tuesday 6th February 2018
Boxcar Butcher & Grill, Marylebone: restaurant review
We run the rule over Boxcar, a must-visit deli and grill in Marylebone that proves that while eating trends may come and go, steak is here to stay
Published: Wednesday 31st January 2018
Alternative date night venues in London
Skip the romantic restaurant and go straight for booze-fuelled fun at these alternative date locations. Warning: beer goggles almost definitely included
Published: Tuesday 30th January 2018
Wright Brothers, Battersea: restaurant review
This week we hit up Battersea Power Station's latest opening, Wright Brothers, for riverside views, glittering interiors and fresher-than-fresh seafood
Published: Tuesday 16th January 2018
Salon, Brixton: restaurant and wine bar review
Affordable, low intervention wines and European sharing plates are the name of the game at Salon, a tiny independent restaurant and wine bar in Brixton Village Market
Published: Wednesday 3rd January 2018
Flank, Old Spitalfields Market: restaurant review
Old Spitalfields Market has had a facelift and with it comes Flank, Brighton’s nose-to-tail barbeque buffs. Expect ham hock crumpets, melty bone marrow gnocchi and perfectly charred, tender cuts of meat laden with smoky flavour
Published: Tuesday 2nd January 2018
Secret Santa gifts for people who love food
Stocking fillers and secret Santa ideas, all clocking in under a tenner. We've got gift suggestions for every type of person, from the gin lover to the creative and even the office stress head. Don't worry, you can thank us later
Published: Wednesday 13th December 2017
What to eat, drink and do at Winterville this year
Best thing in Clapham right now? Winterville, of course. That big, beautiful, glittering village on Clapham Common is home to a lot of festive, food-filled fun. Here are the best bits...
Published: Friday 1st December 2017
CôBa, King’s Cross: restaurant review
Vietnamese cooking meets modern Australian design in this North London neighbourhood restaurant and cocktail bar on York Way
Published: Tuesday 28th November 2017
Little Quiet, Barbican: restaurant review
Little Quiet, Disappearing Dining Club's latest residency, brings Alpine winter warmers and molten popcorn brownies to a clandestine former wine bar on Newbury Street
Published: Tuesday 14th November 2017
Nandine at Spike & Earl: pop-up review
This week we head to Camberwell to put Nandine's Spike + Earl kitchen takeover to the test. Expect sleepy falafels (no, we're not talking about our post-lunch selves), buttery battered artichokes and tipples that... er, Twinkle
Published: Wednesday 25th October 2017
Suvlaki, Shoreditch: restaurant review
Old-school Hollywood meets modern Athenian cooking in Suvlaki, Shoreditch’s dark and sultry new Greek restaurant
Published: Wednesday 18th October 2017
London's best ferment-forward restaurants and cafés
Love fermented food, but not sure where to get your fix? Don't get in a pickle, head to one of these London joints and get your chops around all kinds of wonderful off-the-wall ferments
Published: Wednesday 11th October 2017
Flavour Bastard, Soho: restaurant review
Lines between modern Indian and other contemporary cuisines are well and truly blurred at Vic Singh and Pratap Chahal’s bold new restaurant on Frith Street