This is a sponsored article on behalf of The Royal Air Force Museum London.
There are food festivals, and then there’s the Barnet Food Festival.
On Saturday 12 and Sunday 13 September, the Barnet Food Festival lands in north London — laying on a mouth-watering squadron of independent street food vendors. Think piquant Nepalese dumplings from Everest Momo; juicy flame-grilled skewers from Istanbul BBQ; Dyce Kitchen’s steaming bowls of Japanese katsu curries; and chocolatey Caribbean desserts from Cocoa Yum Mum which’ll have you licking your lips both before and after scoffing them.
In short: something to satisfy the taste buds of the entire family. Aeroplane food never tasted so good!
So far, so tasty. But this food festival reaches new heights, thanks to its unique location — within the grounds of north London’s RAF Museum.
Once you’ve had your fill of delicious dishes — and enjoyed the free kids zone, family activities and live entertainment included with your food festival ticket — pay a flying visit to the incredible free museum, where you can feed your appetite for heritage aircraft and aviation history.
Adults and children alike will be wowed by the collection, including the majestic Avro Lancaster Bomber, which saw action in the Second World War; the bright yellow Sea King helicopter flown by Prince William during his service in the RAF; and one of the Cold War’s most iconic aircraft, the redoubtable Avro Vulcan B2.
Tickets for Barnet Food Festival are on sale now — it’s £10 for adults and children go free, making a visit to the Barnet Food Festival and the RAF Museum a great value day for the entire family. That’s something we can get on board with!
Barnet Food Festival, RAF Museum London, 12-13 September 2026.
