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However strong your resolve to take a packed lunch to work every day, if you work in Soho, there’s always the lure of Street Food Union, a collection of a dozen or so street-food stalls that set up shop on Rupert Street every Thursday, Friday and Saturday (11am–3.30pm). Some traders, such as pulled-pork burger maestros Dixie Union, have been with Street Food Union almost since the beginning, but newcomers are frequently added to the line-up, which also regularly includes the likes of Laffa, with their generously filled Mediterranean-style flatbread wraps, Radical Roots and their vibrant, health-conscious salads, and Hot Mess Poutine. Stall owners pride themselves on opening whatever the weather, and nothing on the collective menu costs above a tenner. On sunny days, sit at the bright-yellow benches and tables to chow down. You can always eat that packed lunch for dinner.