The London cab is navigating the winding country lanes of Dorset, where Sir Terry Wogan and Mason McQueen are tucking in to some top notch food from Dorchester. They find out about some of the famous names associated with the town and dine at the courtroom of hanging judge Judge Jeffreys, as well as tucking into pie and chips at Thomas Hardy's old architect's office. Their pursuit for the best local food takes them to a garlic farm, a chocolate factory and a manor house where the vicar supplies the local cider.

Sir Terry Wogan and cabbie Mason McQueen's epic taxi journey has brought them to Britain's smallest city - Wells in Somerset. Here in the famous cathedral close, they begin their search for the region's most tempting delicacies. Cheddar cheese and sparkling cider in the medieval market place give way to Mendip wallfish cooked in fresh herbs and more cider. Locally-made cheese and cider-flavoured chorizo is a particular high point and the whole adventure ends with a banquet fit for the abbot himself.