Guinness

Given London's ongoing obsession with Guinness, it was only a matter of time before someone thought about combining that with the city's biggest food-based attraction for tourists, afternoon tea. Now Islington bar Homeboy has taken up the challenge. 

Their new Guinness afternoon tea is going to feature the black stuff in almost all aspects of the menu. That means that on the savoury side, there's Irish smoked salmon on Guinness soda bread, a beef & Guinness stew, an Irish beef slider with Guinness gravy and more. As for the sweet part of the

London's temple to Guinness has finally opened in Covent Garden. We went down to check it out, particularly to see what Pip Lacey's cooking up in the rooftop restaurant, Gilroy's Loft.

Even before the opening of the big new Guinness HQ in Covent Garden later this year, there's been talk of whether we've yet reached "peak Guinness" in London (our feature suggested not).

We're assured that this isn't a very late April's Fool. Instead, South London food hall Market Place Vauxhall is getting in on the two big London trends - having a dog and splitting the G - for National Pet Day.

They've come up with quite the wheeze - a miniature pint of Guinness for dogs. But before you start calling the RSPCA over animal cruelty you should know that the drink is actually a doggy bone broth that's topped with

We're impressed by the perfect timing behind the new Guinness pop-up experience that's coming to The Ned. On for three months, they've chosen the perfect time of year to launch it, just in time for St Patrick's Day.

The Guinness Bar will take over the Long Bar on the lower ground floor of The Ned. They're describing it as an immersive experience so there'll be all kinds of Guinness paraphernalia and old Toucan posters.

We got creative to find you ways of beating the Guinness shortage in London's restaurants and pubs