Does Queen Elizabeth II eat out?

It’s unusual for her to eat out at a restaurant, but she does do it occasionally. The Queen enjoys dinner in Mayfair with Princess Anne and Princess Alexandra She will also attend banquets and dinners outside the palaces as part of her engagements, but less frequently these days as she has a lighter schedule. read more

According to various royal “insiders”, the Queen starts the day with Earl Grey tea and biscuits. Breakfast is cereal with milk, toast and marmalade or sometimes eggs. read more

Out-of-season fruit Marian Weyo/shutterstock. Queen Elizabeth II is all about eating with the seasons. That means if nature wouldn’t grow it, she won’t touch it. “You can send strawberries every day to The Queen during summer at Balmoral and she’ll never say a word,” McGrady tells RecipesPlus. read more

If we are to believe Charles Oliver, a servant who worked at Buckingham Palace under Victoria, George VI and Queen Elizabeth II, and whose "lost" diaries were eventually used, in 2003, as the basis for a rather odd book called Dinner at Buckingham Palace, the royals have a "passion" for them. read more