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Dining room, bakery, gelateria, wine shop... which part of Somerton's 28 Market Place will you explore first? Read our review of this refined new opening, where Great British Menu star Dan Fletcher is head chef

Although this small Welsh market town at the foot of the Black Mountains has plenty to warrant a visit all year round, September is the time to go. The town takes on a merry and collaborative atmosphere when Abergavenny’s annual food festival arrives, bringing with it like-minded (or should that be like-stomach’d?) home cooks and star chefs.

Read our review of the Elizabeth Montagu and Children’s afternoon teas at Bath’s elegant Royal Crescent Hotel. Look out for miniature versions of classic Bath treats and some of the best scones in the West Country

A beautiful Georgian UNESCO World Heritage city with great links to London and the rest of the UK and fantastic food - Bath is the perfect weekend getaway destination.

We review England’s oldest hotel, in Devon, where Michael Caines oversees a menu that takes pride in its West Country roots

From Welsh market towns with creative culinary gatherings to Yorkshire boroughs that are home to artisan roasters and gin distilleries, these are 10 of the best foodie towns across the UK for a staycation

Love food, love films?! You’re in luck! Read on for our round-up of the best food movies, cooking series, and foodie documentaries

Try pimped-up porridge, crab arrabbiata and zingy yuzu sorbet at this tiny courtyard café in a tucked-away corner of busy Covent Garden

Read our unique review of A. Wong in London, from the viewpoint of both a professional reviewer, Tom Parker Bowles, and a regular punter.

If you want a London afternoon tea with a difference, nothing beats Sketch. Squashy pink velvet sofas, cheeky cartoons on the wall, quirky waiters and a show-stopping cake stand – what could be better? Includes reviews of both the classic afternoon tea and caviar afternoon tea