Food & Drink

By SWLondoner staff Discerning eaters and keen cooks are invited to a popular food festival when it returns to St

By Laura Mitchell At first Kitchen W8, in Kensington, didn’t grab my attention. The restaurant’s white table cloths, soft mood

By SWLondoner staff I firmly believe there are two halves to the enjoyment of eating out. First and foremost the

Summary: Kingstonians dusted off their golf clubs teeing-off baked delicacies towards a small boat in the middle of the Thames.

Summary: Fifteen pupils from Sheen Mount Primary School, Richmond, were treated to a cooking session with Paul Merrett as part

Summary: With around 20,000 tickets sold, the first ever Cake and Bake show was a resounding success. Image: By Katie

Summary: The two-day event gave 35 youngsters the chance to take part in healthy cooking and baking activities. Image: By

Summary: The week-long food celebration, planned by the Trader’s Association of St John’s Hill, will run from Monday 14 May

Summary: Yesterday saw the start of National Eating Out Week – but given our present economic climate, is the annual

Summary: Hammersmith and Fulham students aged 14-16 are being invited to compete for culinary king or queen title. Image: By

Summary: Last week was the annual British Sausage Week and a Wimbledon butcher confirms sausages are still as popular as