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London was such a blast, that I had to break it up into two separate posts. Time to talk about the food:
One word: Eclectic.
Hardwood Arms
The first and only London Pub to be awarded a Michelin Star. This is the deal, I wanted to go to a London Pub, that we could take our toddler to, but did not want to be shrowded in smoke and testosterone overload. The answer: Hardword Arms.
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| How unique is this bread holder? |
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| Upgraded version of London Fish & Chips |
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| English Beef |
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| Lavender Custard |
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| Rice pudding & “house” made donuts |
No trip to London would be complete without having afternoon tea. Having “tea” is an institution in London. No place does “afternoon tea” better than the Ritz London.
The traditional tea menu offers 17 different types of tea and observes a formal dress code. High demand requires that guests makes reservations up to 12 weeks in advance!
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| Delectable tea sandwiches & treats |
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| The perfect scone |
So that was London!
Oh, and London has some of the best Indian food ever. Chor Bizarre, now holds a special place in my heart.
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