Thanks as always for watching our new vlog! London is one of our favorite cities and we can't wait to go back! If you liked this video, please hit the thumbs up, comment, and subscribe! We really appreciate it! Next week we'll have more content from the UK before we hit a new exciting country! 😀Make sure you don't miss it! - Brandon & Anja
Brilliant vlog! I'm a Londoner, and it's great to see you enjoying it here. Beigel Bake is such a popular place. I went there at about 01:00 am just before Christmas and there was about 30+ in the queue! The Ginger Pig in Borough Market does a lovely sausage roll and Cornish pasties. And for one of the best Full English Breakfasts go to E. Pellicci in Bethnal Green Road (Not far from Brick Lane). A real down to earth friendly place. It's been around for donkeys years. Londons most infamous gangsters went there in the 60's and lots of other famous people. It's on You tube. Can't wait to watch your other vlogs!
We'll have to keep those places in mind for the future then! We absolutely love London, so we'll be back for sure. 🍻 When we passed Beigel Bake the first time, it was PACKED. This time, it only took us 5/10 minutes, which was great. So much to see and eat, but so little time! Next time we'd love to be there on a Sunday, to have a proper Sunday roast. I (Brandon) have never had one in the UK, so suggestions are more than welcome. Thanks for watching!
Loved this video! All the food looked delicious. I want to go back to London as it has been many years since I was there and I think I would enjoy it even more now! Safe travels! ❤️❤️
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching. If you get the chance, you should definitely check out the pizza place. Though they've now changed the name to "Lost Souls Pizza" (I assume to avoid trademark problems)...but it seem the same otherwise. A must do if you're a fan of the film, or horror films in general! They even played songs from the soundtrack. 😁🦇
We absolutely love visiting the UK! We move around quite a lot, and often live in non-English speaking countries..so each time we visit, it feels amazing to be somewhere we can both actually communicate and speak to the locals. Plus, the people are very friendly as well!
I think one place that the UK REALLY shines, is their fusion food. British food itself can sometimes be hit or miss, but the melting of cultures and foods is what really stands out. That tends to be our favorite when we visit the UK!
We've got lots of interesting locations coming up in the next few months, including Morocco, our last Spain videos, Austria and Hungary! Thanks for watching.
Great content, you found some great places !! Im from Cornwall….and logic and science says that the Jam goes first then cream, because jam slides off the cream….. Cornwall wins 😂😂😂😂 great ancient debate in South West ! Great vlog
Hahaha. You're the second jam first person to comment! Where are all the cream first folks?! We're 100% going to go to Cornwall at some point, so we can experience this "jam first" in it's place of origin. Our next video is actually in Exeter, where we did another "cream first". 😂
@@wherearewe-yt oh wow look forward to Exeter ! Where I work ! It’s always Jam first with clotted cream (Roddas from Cornwall) a must no squidgy cream stuff ha ha … enjoy Exeter but it’s. Devon ha !! 😂
As a matter of interest a Yorkshire pudding is traditionally made in a roast meat dish about 9inch x 8inch in the oven when you cook a roast I think you’d call it broiled I think. The pudding will expand like a flat balloon to fill the tin, it was never made for little tart tins never, so the large Yorkshire pudding is a new innovation to make it look good for customers in pubs etc. but it should taste good except it was meant to be cooked in beef or pork fat not oil.
It was so dang good! I actually haven't had a proper Sunday dinner yet in the UK, since we never end up being in the UK on a Sunday. Aiming to change that real soon! Next time for sure! The Burrito was so yummy though. 😊
There's a place in York that do those, and if you're going to have Yorkshire Puddings, what better place to have them than in Yorkshire, although being from Yorkshire I might be a bit biased 😆
@@davebirch1976 That would be amazing! We've never been. We definitely plan on seeing more of the UK in the future. I'd love to have a Sunday roast in York with a proper Yorkshire pudding. We've also had a scone in Exeter, the Devon way...now we've got it on the list to try one in Cornwall the other way. 😂 Lots of plans!...many based around food, of course. 😆
@@wherearewe-yt in Cornwall a Cornish pasty is a must 😋 they are only allowed to be called Cornish pasties if they're made in Cornwall. York is an amazing place, lots of historic sites including many things dating back to Viking times. York Minster is also worth a visit. There's also the shambles, which was JK Rowling's inspiration for Diagon Alley in Harry Potter.
@@davebirch1976 Interesting! Had a few pasty when we were in Exeter (our next video) and they were fantastic. Would love to have one there. As much as we enjoy big cities, we really love exploring smaller, more walkable cities. We've mostly visited bigger places in the UK at this point, but we'd like to do a lot more of that in the future. York sounds great!
You should try for yourself- you may be pleasantly surprised! We actually spent less money on food at these markets than we did in some of the pubs we visit (like the one in our previous London video). We like a good pub or chippy, but fusion food is also something the UK does really well- especially London. 😄
Thanks as always for watching our new vlog! London is one of our favorite cities and we can't wait to go back! If you liked this video, please hit the thumbs up, comment, and subscribe! We really appreciate it! Next week we'll have more content from the UK before we hit a new exciting country! 😀Make sure you don't miss it! - Brandon & Anja
Brilliant vlog! I'm a Londoner, and it's great to see you enjoying it here. Beigel Bake is such a popular place. I went there at about 01:00 am just before Christmas and there was about 30+ in the queue! The Ginger Pig in Borough Market does a lovely sausage roll and Cornish pasties. And for one of the best Full English Breakfasts go to E. Pellicci in Bethnal Green Road (Not far from Brick Lane). A real down to earth friendly place. It's been around for donkeys years. Londons most infamous gangsters went there in the 60's and lots of other famous people. It's on You tube.
Can't wait to watch your other vlogs!
We'll have to keep those places in mind for the future then! We absolutely love London, so we'll be back for sure. 🍻
When we passed Beigel Bake the first time, it was PACKED. This time, it only took us 5/10 minutes, which was great.
So much to see and eat, but so little time! Next time we'd love to be there on a Sunday, to have a proper Sunday roast. I (Brandon) have never had one in the UK, so suggestions are more than welcome.
Thanks for watching!
Love your Vampire Pizza hook in your cover shot for this video !
We were going to make me a vampire in the thumbnail, with fangs, but we couldn't find a filter that didn't look totally ridiculous. Hahaha.
Wow the grafitti's are so cool 😍 and WOW this entrance of the Cyberdock 😂🤣 great Vlog again ... thx
Graffiti and street art is one of the best parts of any big city! And yeah, it's pretty nuts! 😂
I think they sell raver and gothic clothing. 🤖
This Video is korrekt 😊👍.London ist sehr interessant,es gefällt mir mehr davon zu erfahren.Ihr zwei bringt eure Erlebnisse wirklich gut rüber 🤔😁
Haha, danke 😆. Vielleicht besuchst du ja eines Tages auch nochmal London, falls wir irgendwann nach Großbritannien ziehen sollten 😄
When you come to Nova Scotia we'll make (Frances) Yorkshire Pudding, Tea biscuits and fudge for you!
I make tea biscuits at home sometime, but we could definitely use some fudge...especially if it's peanut butter. 😃
Loved this video. Very informative.
Thanks for watching! We're glad you enjoyed it.
Loved this video! All the food looked delicious. I want to go back to London as it has been many years since I was there and I think I would enjoy it even more now! Safe travels! ❤️❤️
Everything we ate was amazing, for sure! Every time we edit these videos, we just want to go back and eat all over again. 🤤
The scones looked so fluffy and tall! Makes me crave a cream tea. And yes #creamfirst !
The fruit scone probably has sultanas in it...
They were so good! It was a great way to start the day. The quiche was also amazing.
Cream first definitely felt way more natural. 😎
Loved this video. All things I would love to do. Especially the Lost Boys pizza shop. Great find!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching.
If you get the chance, you should definitely check out the pizza place. Though they've now changed the name to "Lost Souls Pizza" (I assume to avoid trademark problems)...but it seem the same otherwise. A must do if you're a fan of the film, or horror films in general! They even played songs from the soundtrack. 😁🦇
Hi guy's it's really nice to see you guy's coming over and enjoying the food and site's, it does make me feel happy and appreciative, stay safe 🍻
We absolutely love visiting the UK! We move around quite a lot, and often live in non-English speaking countries..so each time we visit, it feels amazing to be somewhere we can both actually communicate and speak to the locals. Plus, the people are very friendly as well!
Fun video! Well filmed and edited 👍👍
Thanks so much!
I adore how international the food selection is both at Borough market and Camden! ❤
I think one place that the UK REALLY shines, is their fusion food. British food itself can sometimes be hit or miss, but the melting of cultures and foods is what really stands out. That tends to be our favorite when we visit the UK!
@@wherearewe-yt 💯 %!
W❤️W! Cheers for more awesome and incredible foodie adventures!🥂❤️✨
Thanks for watching! I see you get up to quite the adventures yourself. We'll have to check them out!
Fabulously done vid. Hope to see more great stuff.
We've got lots of interesting locations coming up in the next few months, including Morocco, our last Spain videos, Austria and Hungary! Thanks for watching.
Great content, you found some great places !! Im from Cornwall….and logic and science says that the Jam goes first then cream, because jam slides off the cream….. Cornwall wins 😂😂😂😂 great ancient debate in South West ! Great vlog
Hahaha. You're the second jam first person to comment! Where are all the cream first folks?! We're 100% going to go to Cornwall at some point, so we can experience this "jam first" in it's place of origin. Our next video is actually in Exeter, where we did another "cream first". 😂
@@wherearewe-yt oh wow look forward to Exeter ! Where I work ! It’s always Jam first with clotted cream (Roddas from Cornwall) a must no squidgy cream stuff ha ha … enjoy Exeter but it’s. Devon ha !! 😂
As a matter of interest a Yorkshire pudding is traditionally made in a roast meat dish about 9inch x 8inch in the oven when you cook a roast I think you’d call it broiled I think. The pudding will expand like a flat balloon to fill the tin, it was never made for little tart tins never, so the large Yorkshire pudding is a new innovation to make it look good for customers in pubs etc. but it should taste good except it was meant to be cooked in beef or pork fat not oil.
I'd like to try it cooked in beef or pork fat. That sounds amazing. Maybe we could still find a place that still does it that way? 🤔
I'm obsessed with Yorkshire puddings! I definitely need to try that burrito thing with a Sunday dinner in it! And BTW... just subbed 😊
It was so dang good! I actually haven't had a proper Sunday dinner yet in the UK, since we never end up being in the UK on a Sunday. Aiming to change that real soon! Next time for sure! The Burrito was so yummy though. 😊
There's a place in York that do those, and if you're going to have Yorkshire Puddings, what better place to have them than in Yorkshire, although being from Yorkshire I might be a bit biased 😆
@@davebirch1976 That would be amazing! We've never been. We definitely plan on seeing more of the UK in the future. I'd love to have a Sunday roast in York with a proper Yorkshire pudding.
We've also had a scone in Exeter, the Devon way...now we've got it on the list to try one in Cornwall the other way. 😂
Lots of plans!...many based around food, of course. 😆
@@wherearewe-yt in Cornwall a Cornish pasty is a must 😋 they are only allowed to be called Cornish pasties if they're made in Cornwall.
York is an amazing place, lots of historic sites including many things dating back to Viking times. York Minster is also worth a visit. There's also the shambles, which was JK Rowling's inspiration for Diagon Alley in Harry Potter.
@@davebirch1976 Interesting! Had a few pasty when we were in Exeter (our next video) and they were fantastic. Would love to have one there. As much as we enjoy big cities, we really love exploring smaller, more walkable cities. We've mostly visited bigger places in the UK at this point, but we'd like to do a lot more of that in the future. York sounds great!
jam 1st ;haha
Hahaha. You're the first to say anything! Either way, they were freakin' delicious.
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Tosh! There is far better and probably cheaper fare across London than can be found in these tourist traps so beloved of Americans.
You should try for yourself- you may be pleasantly surprised! We actually spent less money on food at these markets than we did in some of the pubs we visit (like the one in our previous London video). We like a good pub or chippy, but fusion food is also something the UK does really well- especially London. 😄
I'm afraid to say that wasn't Cilantro in that Kathi Roll it was Coriander 😉😆
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Oh no.... granular is NOT a good attribute for fudge IMHO 😂😂
Hahaha. Same! Anja would disagree for sure. 😂
Great video, thanks for visiting! London is infinite 😁
We absolutely love London! So much do to and see. It wasn't enough time- so we definitely need to go back again.
Haha Anja does NOT say oregano the British way 😉
You mean the "o-rig-arn-oh" way? Team "oh-ray-gen-o" all the way. 😂
@@wherearewe-yt quite right!
Let's not go down that rabbit hole of pronunciations 😆
Basil, yoghurt, parmesan, fillet.....shall I go on? 😂
@@davebirch1976 no need, I know almost all of them! Raspberry, banana, tomato....
Richard Howard's Oyster has changed its name to Richard Haward's.
My (poor) attempt at humour.
Hahaha. Oh no! Neither of us even noticed it was Haward. WOOPS!😂
We can eat 9 chicken kathi rolls for £9
We will do that, when we finally make it over to India! Haha.
@@wherearewe-yt Nice haha
Massive dollop of cream big dollop of jam don't be stingy
You should have seen it as we got to the end. Dumped the whole damn thing on...😂
@@wherearewe-yt 😂😂 Good job 👍
Amazing content!!!
Thanks so much for watching and commenting!