Finding The Best Sunday Roast In London | Food Tours | Insider Food

"Food Wars" hosts Harry Kersh and Joe Avella travel across London to find the best Sunday roast in the city. They'll be visiting four locations in just one day to see what the city has to offer. This is "Food Tours."

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00:00 - Intro
00:35 - Fallow
10:41 - The Old Queens Head
17:43 - Blacklock
25:45 - Rabbit
32:45 - Final Decision
35:38 - Credits

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Finding The Best Sunday Roast In London | Food Tours | Food Insider

[Vincent_N]

The best series by far on Insider Food!

[PopPo-zhup]

The moment Joe mistook roasted parsnips for chips was a moment that every single British kid experienced at school… the pain when you realise they aren’t chips.

Amazing.

[STdoubleDs]

Full English for breakfast. Fish and chips for lunch. Roast dinner for dinner. A criminally British day of eating.

[episodesglow]

The people demanded more Harry and Joe and they deliver! Keep it coming!

[AkaneSasuSora]

these are always so funny because you can track their energy levels through the episode like a logarithmic curve

[soaploap]

Not Joe holding his Yorkshire pudding like a cup while he does everything one-handed

[BrendaBenoit]

I like Harry - very informative and with impeccable table manners.

[Joker-ywhl]

14:04 absolutely right. I would say some people mistake a roast to be about the meats. This is incorrect. It's *all* about the roast potatoes. A roast dinner has finished cooking once the roast potatoes are fresh out of the oven, crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. You time your vegetables and gravy around the roasts. They are the centrepiece

[ShoelessJP]

This Food Tours spin-off gives me so much joy. I think as they run out of chains between the US and UK, they should start showcasing more cultures and differnet types of foods... spin it off even further and make it the main series. Joe and Harry are extremely charismatic and I think most of us will watch anything they put out together. The world is so incredibly diverse wtih so many different cultures, food types, etc.... long-term I hope Insider goes with this idea.

[Weelaulau]

4 roasts, Jeremy? Four!? That’s insane!

[Apollo]

What a compliment for the last place: They came in saying "oof" and dug right in, as soon as they saw the crackling. The last spot also proves to me yet again, that instagrammable food isn't always the tastiest: that food looked the most humble, bland almost, but apparently tasted the best.

[marblwrexbro]

An idea for a future episode of food tours: desserts. For example this could be Joe trying sticky toffee pudding, trifle, jam roly-poly etc and Harry trying things like pumpkin pie, s’mores, fruit cobblers etc.

[jpjordan]

Yorkshire puddings as "buttresses holding up the gothic church of meat", what a wonderful turn of phrase.

Great work Joe.

[robinford]

Missing the condiments, BEEF = horse radish sauce, PORK = apple sauce, LAMB = mint sauce and TURKEY = cranberry sauce.

[lindenthornton]

As a Yorkshireman, traditionally the pudding was taken as a starter separately to the main and served with gravy best cooked in a square oven tray and sliced.

[davidstephenson]

For me, what males these episodes so great is the chemistry between you two.

[jaqsrocker]

Can't believe they've not hit up a Toby Carvery..

[dank]

3:10 I’m pretty sure the “server” at Fallow was Will Murray, one of the owners and head chefs.

[jabaited]

4 Sunday Roasts 😂 Though 4 Full English Breakfasts in a row were already enough to kill them.

[ktkat-kate]

Harry is just an encyclopedia of food knowledge and I love it!