Andrea Magrath

Andrea Magrath is a writer, blogger and London Correspondent for TRUFFLETravel.com. She writes about all things travel on her website Some Kind of Wanderlust.

As TRUFFLE Travel’s London Correspondent, she has her finger on the pulse of the latest restaurant and bar openings, the best shopping in the city, and unique experiences for visitors who are uninterested in the Red Bus Tour version of London, preferring to do as the locals do. With a background in news and features for Australian magazines, Andrea moved to London in 2010 as a showbusiness reporter for the MailOnline, and joined their LA Bureau during the summer of 2011. She has written articles and blog posts for Grazia Australia, The Huffington Post, Shop ‘Til You Drop, Cleo, Gourmet Traveller, and Destination 42.

A passionate food lover, Andrea also presents cooking episodes on YouTube for Videojug and writes about her eating adventures, beauty, travel and London life on the lifestyle blog she co-authors, peanutbuttered.com.

Despite her love affair with London, and spending her 9 to 5 writing about the city, Andrea wanders off as frequently as possible, in attempt to quench her insatiable thirst for travel.

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