National Geographic Traveller Food

Floating restaurants

1 The Cheese Barge, London

The Cheese Bar’s Paddington outpost —a 96ft doubledecker barge moored on the Regent’s Canal —serves up a menu of cheese dishes that change with the season: expect small plates such as tartiflette and curried cheese curds,

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