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A fleet of mobile traders are raising the bar for street food. Being mobile, they can be hard to locate, but check out their websites and Twitter feeds for their locations

The date of ‘Apple Day’ varies from one orchard to another, but comprises apple-related events from demonstrations of presses to the chance to meet apple experts. The following orchards are open now for either picking or just perusing.

Where to find good, fast, Caribbean food – jerk chicken, rice 'n' peas, roti, ackee and saltfish, patties and drinks Editors note, 07/09/10: This list of recommended, tried and tested Caribbean takeaways you see here first appeared as a sidebar in our Notting Hill carnival issue in August 2010. The intention was to highlight the best ones within striking distance of the Carnival. We are well aware that Caribbean takeaways are found in all parts of London, so if you have any specific recommendations, we'd love to hear about them - and will visit them in time for the next time we publish a feature on Caribbean takeaways.

The Time Out Eating & Drinking Awards, London’s most respected restaurant and bar awards, are now in their twenty-first year. These awards recognise the best of London's diverse new eating and drinking places

When does a microbrewery become a brewery? Unlike the US, the UK has no legal definition. London has some great independent breweries though, and these pubs are all great places to drink handcrafted artisan beers - the antidote to bland offerings from the big brewers

Pie in the sky – and other tasty treats with altitude

Bánh mì, a delicious Franco-Viet baguette, is a big part of Vietnam's street food culture. Now, they're becoming ever more ubiquitous in London – popping up not only in market stalls, but in Vietnamese cafés and restaurants, too

Borough Market is the place to be for any discerning food-lover, but with more than a hundred tempting traders there are some serious decisions to be made. Time Out hand-picks the best places to get great grub and go

For about two months of the year, Londoners can all pretend we live somewhere nice and warm as we pack the terraces, beer gardens and alfresco areas of our city's pubs and restaurants. On these occasions, only a barbecue will do – here's our guide to London's best

Forget tired pizzas and clumpy chow mein, and let Time Out's Food & Drink critics introduce you to some tastier London takeaways

Where to find the best cheap meals in London and where to eat out on a budget. Time Out's recommendations for great food and good-value restaurants and cafés in the capital

Glamorous dining treats don't come more indulgent than a visit to a good seafood bar. We've picked London's best places for timeless crustacean and piscatorial classics – oysters, smoked salmon, fruits de mer, lobster... and of course the almost compulsory glass of Champagne

Cafes have their place, but sometimes you don't have time to sit in or you just fancy a brew alfresco. Coffee carts are convenient and give young baristas a cheap way of making their mark on London's thriving coffee scene – here's our guide to the best

We set ourselves a challenge: find the best pizza in London. Our five judges – Simon Coppock, Guy Dimond, Nicky Evans, Euan Ferguson and Charmaine Mok – each took on an area of London, and narrowed it down to the best five in their patch. Then, pizza aficionado Richard Ehrlich picked an overall winner after visiting the best in each area