Top 15 food blogs: #10 Cheese and Biscuits
By Elizabeth Bonner Published 23 June 2011
Chris Pople is a market researcher from Battersea with a dedication to trying new restaurants and blogging about them. Pople started Cheese and Biscuits in 2007, and it has since become a place that many turn to for restaurant recommendations in London. It is currently ranked fourth on Urbanspoon's London Blog Leaderboard.
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