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Where to eat (and drink) like a Kiwi in London
Oct 17, 2017
While the unspoilt beauty of New Zealand may be a long haul flight away, a taste of Kiwi culture may be right on your doorstep: a trip to London is all it takes! Get a bite of New Zealand life with these four fab spots in the Big Smoke.
The Providores, W1U
Founded by Kiwi Peter Gordon, this delightful restaurant offers an exciting and innovative fusion cuisine, and is also home to the largest selection of premium New Zealand wine in Europe.
The menu consists of everything from smoked eel laksa to spring lamb chump, so you really are in for a treat. Plus, Peter was awarded an O.N.Z.M. (Officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit – the NZ equivalent of an OBE) by HM The Queen in the 2009 New Year Honours List for services to the food industry. If it's good enough for HRH it's good enough for us!
Ben's Canteen, SW11
If you’re looking for the relaxed atmosphere of a local pub complete with the wonderful home-comforts of down under, Ben's Canteen is the place for you!
This casual spot specialists in burgers (or patties if you will), wine and brunch - and did we mention the DIY doughnuts? The wine list is extensive and features beautiful wines from Marlborough, so any Kiwi would feel right at home here.
Caravan, NC1
Caravan was founded back in 2010 by Kiwi entrepreneurs, Chris Ammermann, Miles Kirby and Laura Harper-Hinton.
The brunch menu is to die for and if you get there early on a Sunny Sunday morning you can sit outside and take in the lovely view of Granary Square - however, housed within a grade II listed Victorian grain store the interior is just as lovely.
Flat White, W1F
The coffee culture in New Zealand has been booming for a while now, with many Kiwis considering themselves coffee connoisseurs. The famous flat white is probably the most common coffee ordered in New Zealand, and this is the best spot in London to sample one.
Flat White is massively popular amongst Kiwi expats, and seems to be succeeding on all counts in its mission being to bring Kiwi coffee to the big smoke. The pastries are out of this world – and the coffee isn’t bad either!
