LONDON
London’s best days out.
London gives you more options than any one trip can use. These are the 15 food tours travellers rate highest, with what each one costs, how long it runs and where to book it.
3 hours of secret East London Indian bites around Brick Lane: curries, naan, tandoori, sweets, beer, and paan.
Most Popular“Thoroughly enjoyed the walk, plenty of food with explanations of what it was and how it was made.”
Taste the East End on a 3.5-hour walking tour from Spitalfields to Brick Lane and Shoreditch with 8 tastings, curry, beigels, and dessert.
“The guide was very well informed on both food history and general history of east end. Nice walk with many very nice food experiences”
Taste your way through Soho and Chinatown on a 3-hour guided walking tour with international bites and neighborhood stories.
“Great food, relaxed atmosphere, and a guide who knew their stuff. Discovered places I wouldn’t have found on my own. Really enjoyed it!”
A 6-hour London walking tour with a local guide: 30+ top sights plus British food tastings at historic pubs and Borough Market.
“The tour was outstanding but the food tour was basically the guide finding us a place to sit near Bourough Market and he went around and collected the foods and presented them all at once like a waiter. I’ve been on a few food tours and it’s never done that way.”
Taste East London on a 3-hour walk: Beigel Bake bagels, fish & chips, global street food, and a market with world flavors.
“Delicious choices of food with great stories about the history and each of the locations we ate at. We visited about 9-10 food locations in total and it was great value because we could choose what we wanted to eat based on our own preferences and budgets.”
Taste Southwark & Bankside with 6 stops and drinks: creamy cheeses, a proper sausage roll, fish & chips, desserts, plus a London Bridge stroll.
“The tour was excellent. Paddy (sp?) was very knowledgeable and friendly. I would definitely go on another tour with him as the guide.”
A 4-hour South Bank London food tour with market snacks, British pies and oysters, then a Brick Lane Bengali tasting menu.
“Great mix of food and history”
Camden Market walking food tour with street bites, gin tasting, cheeses with cider, Italian wine, and dessert, guided by a local expert.
“We ended up having a private tour since we were the only ones there. It was a very interesting three hour tour, our guide Tom was very nice and kept giving us stories and explanations. Food was nice and by the end of it we were very full”
A 2-hour Southwark walking food tour with four doughnut tastings, coffee and (sometimes) tea, plus Borough Market and Tower Bridge views.
“Dan was amazing knowledgeable about food and history Would recommend learning where best places to eat in Borough Market”
Eat your way through Shoreditch on an East London street-food tour with 8 stops, history stories, and enough tastings to fill you up.
“Small group, lots of variety in what we saw, what we ate. Luke was warm, engaging and showed welcomed hospitality.”
Soho’s best bites in 3.5 hours: 10+dish-and-drink stops, British wine and cider, plus rock-and-counterculture stories with a small group.
“Ela guide was very good”
Small-group Borough Market street-food tour with 6 tastings, Thames stroll, and guide-led history for $129, 3 hours.
“Veronica was an excellent tour guide, very friendly and accommodating! Also the food was all excellent and the market has so many great stories”
Borough Market and Leadenhall foodie tour with 6 tastings, Harry Potter arcade stop, and a private wine and cheese pairing.
“Our guide Sharan was great! She was very knowledgeable and sweet. I would have liked to have spent more time exploring the market, but I can go back on my own to do that.”
Private 3-hour East End walking tour with fish and chips, Scotch egg, meat pie, plus craft beer or wine, and a stop for coffee.
“The tour was great. We couldn't have asked for a better guide. Jack is really energetic and entertaining and full of knowledge. Thank you Jack for providing us with 3 hours of fun and adventures.”
Hunt clues around London Bridge while you snack your way through British classics, with phone riddles and a Queen’s Thames key mystery.
“Hi I did the British food treasure hunt and I tell you it was one of the most interesting activity I have ever done in london. I not only enjoyed all the clues as they are very clever and interesting, but the most interesting bit are the various places one gets to see and learn…”
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