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This stockist’s unusual interior is as singular as its name. There’s a cheese and charcuterie counter, seasonally-rotating espresso from Volcano Coffee Works, a range of unusual local and artisan packaged foods. more
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Jellied Eel 39
- New Portobello brewery
- Fab Kentish Town food
- Nose to Tail fortnight
- Are veggie options improving?
- London’s top sausage revealed
Jellied Eel 38
- Herne Hill Farmers' Market
- The hunger game
- Child's plates
- British beans
- Cash mobs
- The Cookery School
- Toasting London with... Sophi Tranchell
- Made in Hackney
- The Eel Loves... Crystal Palace
Jellied Eel 37
- West Hampstead Farmers' Market
- Chirpy chirpy not cheap
- Now we are ten
- Going for seconds
- The Londoners’ Loaf
- Milk of kindness
- Toasting London with... Camilla Batmanghelidjh
- The Haberdashery
- The Eel Loves... Portobello
Jellied Eel 36
- Parsons Green Farmers' Market
- Frizzante Cafe @ Hackney City Farm
- London's best veggie restaurant
- Eating at the Olympics
- Breakfasts
- Tales of the unexpected
- Toasting London with... Mark Hunter
- The Eel loves... Greenwich
- Rosendale Allotments Association
Jellied Eel 35
- Brockley Market
- Arcola Theatre
- Dalston Cola
- Rewriting the recipe book
- Nose-to-Tail
- Last of the greengrocers?
- Toasting London with... Arthur Potts Dawson
- The Eel loves... Dalston
- Global Generation
Jellied Eel 34
- Meat N16
- Bloomsbury Farmers’ Market
- What’s in season
- Castle Climbing Centre
- Jonathan Safran Foer
- The meat we eat
- Tongue ‘n Cheek
- Kappacasein
- Toasting London with... Aggie MacKenzie
- Capital Growth
- The Eel loves... Maltby Street
- The Bread Factory
Jellied Eel 33
- Wine Pantry
- London Fields Farmers' Market
- Elliot's Café
- Food waste
- Chiltern Farm Food
- The Idler's Tom Hodgkinson
- Toasting London with....Lizzie Vines
- The Eel loves...Balham
Jellied Eel 32
- Ms Cupcake
- Alexandra Palace' Market
- The not-so-secret strife of bees
- Wish you were eating here?
- The Beemaster of London Town
- A new Shorditch trend: gardening chefs
- The Eel loves...King's Cross
Jellied Eel 31
- El's Kitchen
- Queens Park Farmers' Market
- Fruit Carts
- Royal Warrant Holders
- Pop up Principles?
- One Good Apple...Ronny Liu
- Hot Cross Buns
Jellied Eel 30
- Melrose and Morgan
- Sutton Farmers' Market
- Food deserts
- Fairtrade in London
- Providence Organics
- Sustainable Fish City
- Is your detox ethical?
Jellied Eel 29
- Cornercopia
- Acton Market
- School dinners
- Sustainable parties
- Perry Court Farm
- Café Spice Namasté
- London cocktails
- Sarah Green Organics
Jellied Eel 28
- Olympic Food
- Carbon (saving) is king
- The ice cream lady sings
- Stoke Newington farmers’ market
- The People’s Supermarket
- Learning allot about food growing
- The London particular
- Olga keeps it local
- Royal Brompton Hospital
Jellied Eel 27
- Shop Window: Chegworth Shop
- On the Menu: Serving Up sustainability
- Real Food Festival
- Local to London: Turnham Green
- Olympic Food
- Taste of London: Chelsea Buns
Jellied Eel 26
- Hand Made Food
- London’s local pubs
- Aunt Alice Puddings
- Lord Mayor’s trifle
- Janice Hammond
- The Pavilion Café
- Schools Growing Food
Jellied Eel 25
- Local to London - local Beers
- Seasonal Sally
- Organic food fortnight
- Chicza! A natural solution to a very sticky problem
- Pie & mash
- Reader’s Kitchen
Jellied Eel 24
- Take the pledge to go veggie
- Raw food doesn't mean a raw deal
- Flour power
- Pate moi
- The widening plot
Jellied Eel 23
- On The Menu: Feast Your Eyes on Fairtrade Fortnight
- Feature: School Food Takes on the Take Aways
- Local to London: Does Cod Exist
- Allotment Slot: Growing Guiness
Jellied Eel 22
- Capital Growth Launched
- Businesses Who Care
- Food with a conscience
- REVIEW: The Rootmaster Cafe & Ely's Yard, Brick Lane
- RECIPE: Gin and Lemon Jelly
Jellied Eel 21
- Covent Garden Market fair
- Feast at the Thames Festival
- Mayoral munch
- School Food Matters
- Urban agriculture
- London’s sustainable dining
Jellied Eel 20
- Local food fund
- Growing food for London event
- Boost for food events
- Aerial allotments
- Street markets survival
- Skills not pills cure cook-chill ills
Jellied Eel 19
- London food grants scheme launched
- Feeding the Olympics - new report
- Mayors food implementation plan
- Online shopping
- Biofuels: the facts
Jellied Eel 18
- City Harvest Festival
- New Covent Garden ‘Meet the producer’
- London’s online Local Food Finder launched
- Air freight
- Food and climate change
- Flooded fields
Jellied Eel 17
- Covent Garden wholesale go local
- City Harvest Festival
- Someone wants your old cooking oil
- Surrey Docks Farm
- New network for London’s restaurants
Jellied Eel 16
- Sustainable dining out in London
- Organic school food in Brent
- London’s disappearing allotments
- Recipe for a Greener Curry
- Alara Wholefoods
- Sustainable procurement in Camden
- Olympics bulldozing allotments
Jellied Eel 15
- The Food Chain
- Farm Gate
- Recipe for a Greener Curry
- Inprint. Mayoral rumblings
- Funding round up.
- Spotlight on the capital's fare
- Around Town
Jellied Eel 14
- Around Town
- Bulletin
- Funding round up
- Tower Hamlets Co-operative Development Agency
- Culinary community fuels the plot
- A Victory for Queen's Market
- Shop window
Jellied Eel 13
- More good food on more public plates!
- Federation of City Farms and Community Gardens London
- Trouble In The Pipeline
- The partnership of partnerships: Are Local Area Agreements worth bothering with?
- On the Menu
- Greenwich's LAA
Issue 12
- Getting sustainable food into London hospitals
- Freeganism
- Sustainable food hub for London
- Government 5-a-day Scheme
- Ethnic community demand for wholesale market
- Restaurateur buys London-local
Issue 11
- London Mayoral Food Strategy
- Sustainable multi-cultural communities
- Allotment tales
- Staffordshire Food Access Mapping
- Hospital Food Project
Issue 10
- School dinners uncertainty
- Reducing Food Waste
- DEFRA fund London Food Link Project
- London Sustainable Food hub
- Save Chinatown
- Planning London Food Access
- Hospital Food
Issue 9
- British grown Bangladeshi vegetables
- Allotments abroad
- Improving London food access
- Hospital food distribution
Issue 8
- Apple Celebration Days
- London Farmers’ News
- London Farming Action Plan
- Farmers’ Survey
- Compost Tips
- London Dining
- Prince backs hospital foods project
Issue 7
- London food economy study launched
- Food education
- Common Agricultural Policy comment
- London Bakery culture exhibition
Issue 6
- Baking special – Bakers stories
Issue 5
- Major Award for London Food Link (LFL)
- Eating out
- Common Agricultural Policy Comment
- Projects supported by LFL
Issue 4
- London Food Link’s grants scheme
- Central London ethnic food shops thrives
- Food education
Issue 3
- London Food Link’s plans for local food
- School food seminars
- Shorter supply chains
- Classic London coffee shops
Issue 2
- Mayoral London plan
- Portuguese food strongholds
- London bread history and evolution
- Government supports organic market
Issue 1
- Why concern for London’s food?
- Local food systems’ benefits
- Metamorphosis of Italian deli
- Farming in Greater London
- Free advice for farmers and growers
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Nose to Tail Fortnight
Tired of tenderloin? Bored of chops? Why not try an unloved, different cut this Nose-To-Tail Fortnight instead! more
Herd it Here First SE15
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Raw Fair E1
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The Railway pub market
This little market is a tiny slice of local goodness. Nestled around The Railway pub at the intersection of Streatham Vale and Greyhound Lane, it’s the perfect every-other-Saturday treat for a neighbourhood on the rise. more
