Tag Archives: chris pople

7 Blogs You Should Read Before Traveling to London (OneTravel)

Posted on 2014-03-11 by tikichris

Narrowing down a list of the best blogs to read to help plan your trip to London is no easy task! There are some great London-centric blogs out there with excellent suggestions – and strong opinions – on what makes … Continue reading →

Posted in Art, Blogs, Food, Graffiti, London, Travel | Tagged About London, Art, bloggers, Blogs, Cheese & Biscuits, chris pople, Food, Graffiti, Hookedblog, Laura Porter, London blog, london on the inside, londontheinside, now here this, OneTravel, street art, time out, time out london, Tired of Life, Tired of London, TOM JONES, Travel, VisitLondon, VisitLondon.com, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦 | Leave a comment

Bring the In-N-Out to London!

Posted on 2009-12-10 by tikichris

Here’s a link to Chris Pople’s The In’N’Out campaign post on his Cheese and Biscuits blog. Chris was recently in sunny San Diego, California where he apparently (and most understandably) fell in love with “genuine American burger” restaurant, In-N-Out. So … Continue reading →

Posted in Food, London, Restaurants | Tagged burgers, cheese and biscuits, chris pople, fast food, hamburgers, In-N-Out, In-N-Out Burgers, London | 2 Comments

Bloggers Q & A: Cheese and Biscuits (Foodtv.co.uk)

Posted on 2009-02-26 by tikichris

Bloggers Q & A: Cheese and Biscuits Foodtv.co.uk, Tuesday, 24 February 2009 06:42 Listed as one of the “Top 10 food blogs from around the world” by Times Online, Cheese and Biscuits (cheesenbiscuits.blogspot.com) is a labour of love for London … Continue reading →

Posted in Food, Foodtv.co.uk, London | Tagged cheese and biscuits, chris pople, Food, Foodtv.co.uk, interview | Leave a comment

STEAK! with Cheese and Biscuits Blogger Chris Pople

Posted on 2009-02-13 by tikichris

STEAK! with Cheese and Biscuits Blogger Chris Pople Chris Osburn, Contributing Editor Londonist February 12, 2009 2:03 PM One of London’s most noted food bloggers, Chris Pople, recently opened his home to Londonist to sample what he suggested would be … Continue reading →