Tyler Wetherall is a freelance writer specialising in travel, food & drink, covering topics as varied as narcs in the Colombian jungle to cocktail drinking in Cuba. Tyler has lived in London for most of the last decade, and no matter how many times she disappears to far flung places to call them home, she seems to return here eventually.
Tyler has been published across a wide range of magazines, websites, newspapers and books including the Guardian, the Irish Independent, Grazia and Vice.
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Tyler says, "Don't leave London without a pint or few in a proper local pub and a Sunday roast."
There has never been a better time to be a meat eater in London. First came the nose-to-tail trend spearheaded by Fergus Henderson of St. John restaurant in the 90s. As he says: “If you’re going to kill an animal,...
London is expensive, sprawling and crowded. Many of the high streets across the capital can look like identikit retail experiences rolled out to order. But despite all of this, it is still voted amongst the best,...
Britain has never been good at late night dining. For far too long your only option beyond 11pm was a questionable takeaway (bucket of deep fried, unidentifiable meat pieces anyone?) or you had to wait until the...
Historically, the pub was at the heart of every local British community, the place you went for every occasion between celebration and commiseration. The barman plays the role of agony aunt to scores of people,...
Once little known, Korean cuisine has proved to be the big trend of 2013, sweeping through the Capital's food scene with fusion dishes appearing at leading London restaurants and stylish Korean barbecue joints...
There was a time not so long ago when London coffee was something to bemoan. As Starbucks and Costa’s began to dominate the high street, the British foretold of a future of identikit corporate café chains pushing...
