To share with you are some of my most priceless moments in London. I made sure I relished in every single moment, of course, most of them are food related, but what else can you expect out of a foodie? Unforgettable memories!
1. English Tea I ended most of my meals with a cup of English Breakfast. I loved that every single time I was served tea in London, it came in a little tea pot, oh so proper and English. Love Europe for these little details.
2. Full English Breakfast
My very first meal in London was a full English breakfast with beans, but no tomatoes. Although the European portions are usually pretty small in comparison to American portions, a full English breakfast is certainly NOT one of them. Delicious!
3. Marmalade
Marmalade! A special request from my brother-in-law, Atul. After asking my family what was it they fancied most from London, my sister asked me to pick up some marmalade for her hubby (and my brother-in-law), and unsurprisingly I didn’t know what marmalade was. I know, right! I inquired and she texted me back saying, “It is orange jam. Loser, don’t go to breakfast in England and ask the British what marmalade is? They are so snooty about their culture, they’ll throw you out.” Long story short, now I know what marmalade is, but why not just call it jam? Here is to hoping I got him the very best!
4. The Embankment
Walking along the Embankment was magical. London is such a charming and beautiful city.
5. Afternoon Tea
The highlight of my trip! Need I say more?
6. Scones & Clotted Cream
Oh yeah! My favorite part of Afternoon Tea – warm scones with a little clotted cream and jam. Oooh. I’ll have to bake up some scones soon so I can reminisce about my magical Afternoon Tea experience. It would be a shame if you visit London and don’t consider relishing in an Afternoon Tea.
7. Hot Chocolate
The best hot chocolate I have EVER had at Paul – a Parisian bakery in London (and Paris) famous for their liquid hot chocolate. Truly amazing!
8. Shortbread Cookies
I know they sell them here in the United States, but enjoying a “free” Walkers cookie in a London hotel room is just a reminder of why I never purchase these oh so delicious buttery cookies. YUM!
9. London Streets
When you see those double decker red buses, ya know you’re in London. Such a CLEAN city, at least in comparison to New York City.
10. Rose Wine
Tried my first glass of Rose Wine in London and loved it. I randomly picked up a bottle that I will be sharing with my best friend, Jhiane, this weekend! Nothing like a great friend + great wine to drown all your sorrows with. Therapeutic!
11. Room Service
I love room service, at least once on vacation. A cup of French Press coffee with a warm croissant and orange marmalade – there’s that word again. Haha!
12. Little bottles of Jam
I took these little bottles of jam that came with room service. I suppose the “Indian” in me just couldn’t pass up such cute little bottles. 
13. Twinings
Although I probably saved myself only a few dollars, I stocked up on Twinings English Breakfast since it originates from the UK. I love English Tea!
14. Clotted Cream & Strawberry Biscuits
Gifts I picked up for my loving family who I am so blessed to call my own! One of the best cookies I have ever had… just imagine biting into a cookie that tastes like clotted cream, literally, with hints of strawberry. Perfection! 
15. Fish & Chips
Although I ate fish & chips at a random pub, they were sooooooooo good. Anything fried with tartar sauce is simply amazing!
16. Mulberry
And before all good things come to an end, let’s just say that some “shallow” dreams do come true. So if you are gonna invest in a Mulberry bag, I suggest Heathrow Airport, duty free baby!
TELL ME: Have you been to London? What do you love about this charming city? What do you look forward to most when you visit?
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Ah this might be my all-time favorite post of yours! I definitely had a lump in my throat while reading it- talk about feeling homesick hehe Nothing beats a milky cup of English breakfast…actually the only thing better is a cup served alongside Digestive biscuits! Was this your first time in London? Hope the weather was good to you during your trip- its temperament is my only pet peeve about London :)!
Isla Negra good choice 🙂
Never been to London, and no plans in the near future either.
Your trip seems amazing, more like perfect.
And now after all your mentions about the tea, I just asked my mom to make me a cup 😛
I've been to London a couple of times, but my last trip was like 17 years ago. I remember really liking the architecture – so cozy! I hope you're feeling better and it's good to know that there were some great highlights during your trip. 🙂
So true about the "indian" thing..Lol!
Oh wow I feel like I am in London with you! LOVED it 😀
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I absolutely love your blog. first time commenting though. Where did you stay in london if you dont mind me asking?
I agree with every single thing on this list…except that I am not familiar with Mulberry!
Where did you have tea time? Where did you stay? I'm always looking for good recommendations so if you have any please share. 🙂
this post of yours is definitely one of my favorites! beautiful pictures, and wonderful captions. i'm glad you had a good time, you trip seemed perfect!
Wow this seemed like such a fun trip, makes me reconsider going to London. It is indeed therapeutic having wine and tea time with you, such joys in life. JC
i may like london but i don't like british breakfast. i'll stick to omelette 🙂
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@Ewa – Thank you so much. Such an honor you are visiting my blog from Poland. I'll definitely check yours out. 🙂
@Khushboo – I bet you had a lump in your throat, I could only imagine. 🙁 This was my second visit to London – really love the city. The weather was cooperative, didn't rain even once, can you believe it? 🙂
@Nisha – it's a wonderful city to visit, but now that you moved to CA, you'll really have to plan a trip to Europe. Tea is the best!!!
@Parita – I'm sure so much has changed since then. I'm sure you'll still love it, great architecture. Thanks.. you know how things are, it's never easy.
@Guru Uru – haha, thanks! Glad you felt that way.
@Richa – you are so sweet. Thank you. I don't mind you asking at all – I stayed at the Sofitel St. James – a beautiful hotel. If you don't mind me asking, how did you find my blog?
@Ameena – sure. I was going to actually do the follow up posts and share. We stayed at the Sofitel St. James, I really liked it and the rooms were modern and clean. Afternoon Tea was at The Wolseley which is right next to the Ritz and close to Fortnum & Mason – thought of you. 🙂
@Jasmin @JC – thanks guys. You both are so sweet.
@Camille – really? No Brit Breakfast? It's okay, the country has so much more to offer. 🙂
I came across your blog while searching for some recipe. I can't remember it now. Been hooked on it since.
That tea photo at the top is stunning! I just love tea. Of course the fish and chips…and the shortbread…also good. Some of my faves! Must be my English background.
Wow,
The clicks are beautiful! I wish I could be in London right now.
Love that you've tasted all of the favorite/famous foods British is famous for!! That afternoon tea and scones with clotted cream looks soooo delicious 🙂
@Richa – thanks. I have to get back to blogging.. sorry for the lapse. 🙁
@TheMeaningOfMe – you are so funny.. you seemed to love everything.. can't blame you, I'm not English, but yet I'm obsessed with everything "English." 🙂
@Asmita – Yes, truly a wonderful place to visit.
@Kiran – the highlight of my trip were the scones and clotted cream.. LOVE! I'm gonna be doing my London posts in the coming weeks.