London

Join host and chef Martyn Odell, AKA @lagomchef, as he eats his way around London, pit-stopping at the city's most delicious venues. Starting the day off right, he heads to one of 13 remaining cabmen's shelters to bag a bacon sarnie. Then he hits up the likes of Whitehall's Ekstedt at the Yard, Covent Garden's Kebab Queen, and the iconic Hobson's Fish & Chips for a fresh take on some of London's favourite dishes. A phone box-based tiramisu vendor sweetens the deal, and stop-offs at Soho's Tom Cribb pub and Bank's The Brig, London's smallest bar, draws the night to a close.

Award-winning chef Andrew Wong takes us into the heart of A. Wong, a Chinese restaurant with a twist. Aside from cheffing up top-notch dim sum (we would know), Andrew is a food historian, which means that every dish he whips up is seasoned with history. And history never tasted so good. It's no surprise that A.Wong is the only Chinese restaurant outside of China that’s bagged two Michelin stars. This restaurant is authentic, delicious, educational – more of an experience than a meal. Trust us, it lives up to the claims.

Renowned party planner Glyn Fussell hosts this episode on alternative London destinations, shaking up your idea of a decent day in London. From sightseeing at Battersea Power Station to speeding by landmarks on Southbank's Thames Rockets, we offer the latest, coolest ways to cruise the city. Having tapped up a black taxi for local knowledge, we stop off at Lock & Co., the oldest family-owned hat shop in the world. After a pint or three at Soho's Tom Cribb and Marylebone's alcohol-free specialist The Lucky Saint, we try our own hand at mixology at The Wands and Wizards Exploratorium. When the lights go down we hit up Lina Stores, a family-run deli-by-day and underground speakeasy-by-night. Then there's Bar Italia, a traditional Anglo-Italian café posted two-minutes from La Bodega Negro, a tasty Mexican restaurant under a secret sex shop.

Strap into this tour of the top five interesting ways to see London. The Thames Rocket takes #5. For those more adrenaline-adverse, hail a black taxi for a local-led private tour. Or see the sights for yourself – Battersea Power Station's newly renovated lift 109 offers an unreal vantage point over the city. We can’t not mention The Pedibus Party Bike Tour, offering a boozy twist on your everyday London landmarks tour, and last but by no means least is Brigit's Bakery and Tea Bus Tour. With iconic red bus visuals and a tasty afternoon tea, Brigit's is a ride you won't forget anytime soon.