FOOD TOURER
Where the locals actually eat.
The 15 london food tours travellers book most, gathered in one place. What each one feeds you, how long you walk, who runs the kitchen door, and what a seat at the table costs.
Sample classic London eats at Borough Market on a small-group walk from London Bridge, with cheeses, tea, drinks, and a Secret Dish.
Most Popular“Lots of lovely food, don’t eat before you go!”
Sample six East End favorites on a 3.5-hour small-group walk: bacon sandwich, egg tart, fish and chips, curry, bagels, crumble with tea.
“Max was so great and really gave us a locals perspective on the east end and how its immigrant history impacted everything from the architecture to the food. Every one of the food stops was incredible and Max made us all feel comfortable and—in the end—extremely full.”
3.5-hour Soho and Covent Garden walk with 10+ tastings, music stops like Ronnie Scott’s, and a proper finish at a local pub.
“Definitely more than enough food. You won't leave hungry.”
East London Indian Food Tour with 8+ tastings, tandoori, naan, lassi, sweets, and a secret dish. 3 hours, small group.
“Jai was a great guide. The food we had during the tour was definitely the best Indian food we had while in London. Learning about the spices and Bangladeshi history in East London was fun.”
3-hour Borough Market London food tour with 6+ tastings, award-winning fish and chips, cheese with cider, dessert, and a secret dish.
“The history lesson intertwined with the food samplings. Our tour guide, Theo, was super knowledgeable.”
Taste Borough Market and Bankside in a small-group London Bridge food tour with beer, cider, cheeses, and classic bites.
“This tour was wonderful. Great food and beverage choices along with really good guide. Strongly recommend and don’t eat breakfast before you go !”
A 2-hour guided walk through Mayfair, Soho, and Covent Garden with multiple cheese shop tastings, snacks, and drinks included.
“Excellent tour. Our guide was super friendly and very knowledgeable. we went to several cheese shops and got to sample different types and also had a glass of Prosecco! would highly recommend.”
Walk Soho’s famous streets in a small group for 3.5 hours of 7+ tastings, including gin and pub drinks, plus history stops.
“Gary was great he was very knowledgeable. The food was also outstanding and we totally enjoyed the tour. We definitely recommend this tour to all.”
Private East End Shoreditch tour with 7 tastings including bagels, Welsh rarebit, fish and chips, apple crumble, and Black beer.
“Ryan did a fantastic job! He mixed history with some delicious food we would never have tried on our own”
Private London Bridge food tour with classic British eats, market stops, Thames history, and drinks, led by a local guide.
“Tom B. is a 10 out of 10!!!!!! Knowledgeable, funny, and entertaining. Was a lot of great food and fresh and borough market was great”
Seven Camden Market tastings with gin, cider, and wine, plus guided history stops and a finish near Camden Town Tube.
“Ryan!!! The best! Camden was so vivid and bustling! Ryan guided all 2 of us around while sharing the rich history of that part of the city. Amy Winehouse came up a lot. So if you like her, this is the tour for you. The food choices were also great! And the drinks were a…”
A 3-hour small-group City of London food tour mixing classic pubs, fish-and-pie stops, and Shakespeare and Dickens story stops.
“Very informative. Great selection of stops with the history included. Nicely paced. Good variety of foods.”
A 3-hour London food walk through Soho and Chinatown with meze, Indian chaat, Chinese buns, and sticky toffee pudding.
“A solid food tour - we enjoyed our guide and stops. Really nice to see more of Chinatown and understand the history of the communities of soho.”
A small-group Borough Market donut-and-tea walk with multiple tastings, local bakeries, and Tower Bridge views, priced at $96.
“This tour was great. Delicious donuts, a great historic walk, and Bhavani was so lovely! Would definitely recommend, 10/10!”
Taste African and Caribbean classics in Brixton with Obi, a local guide. 4–5 food stops, street art, history, and a seated finish.
“Obi, the Brixton Historian, shares stories of his experiences of growing up in Brixton set against the backdrop of African and Caribbean cuisine. Throughout the maze of food and various other markets, you become immersed in the resilience, creativity and love of the Brixton community. Our meal at the end turns fellow tour attendees into…”
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