Britain · FOOD TOURS IN LONDON
The 15 best food tours in London you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is there for a reason, so start at the top.
Pedal through Soho and Piccadilly on a 15-person beer bike with music, pub stops, London sights, and lively hosts.
“Soooo much fun! Even in the rain! Excellent hosts who were great fun-would definitely recommend-highlight of our weekend x”
Explore Soho after dark with tacos, a pub pie, cocktails, Chinatown bao, music history, and eight tastings on this small-group food tour.
“our guide was absolutely perfekt! we got so much more then expected so we are very happy. the food and drink was outstanding, we can highly recommend Tom and this tour around SOHO. Thank you Tom, you have given us a perfekt memory for life!”
Explore Brixton through African and Caribbean food, Black British history, local stories, markets, and a generous three-hour tasting tour.
“This was hands down the best tour I’ve ever been on. Obi was our guide, and he made the entire three hours in Brixton unforgettable. It was my first time visiting, and from the moment the tour started, I felt like I was with friends I’d known for ages. The food was incredible—every stop was delicious—but what really stood out was how much I learned. Obi grew up in Brixton, and his knowledge of its history, especially the Black history that shaped the area, is unmatched. He’s an amazing storyteller who brings the culture and history to life in a way that’s fun, engaging, and never dull. If you’re visiting…”
Taste East London’s markets, cheese, chai, pizza and more on a friendly 3.5-hour No Diet Club food walk.
“Special thanks to Pauline for a wonderful food tour in London. I especially liked going to two markets, and the short walk in between was perfect to let the yummy bites settle. Overall, great experience!!”
Taste curries, tandoori, sweets, beer, and secret dishes on a three-hour small-group food walk around Brick Lane.
“Our tour guide Jai was very friendly and knowledgeable about the various Indian food cuisines and spices that our tour group were introduced to.”
Taste your way through Spitalfields, Brick Lane, and Shoreditch with eight East End food stops, street art, history, and local insight.
“Katie was fabulous! We really enjoyed the tour. Little bit of history, lots of British food, cool neighborhoods. Thank you!”
Taste British, Indian, Mediterranean, Chinese, and Filipino-inspired treats while exploring Soho and Chinatown with a local guide.
“After taking the gastronomic tour in Barcelona with this same company and falling in love, we decided to follow the recommendation of our guide there and embark on this new adventure in London. And it was a perfect choice! Each stop was a surprise, with authentic flavors and a very well thought-out selection. There were times when we simply looked at each other and could only say: “wow!” 😂 The coolest thing was that, even though it was another country, we felt the same care and affection that enchanted us in Barcelona. Now we are already looking at the next city, it has become a travel tradition among friends!Read more”
Review the No Diet Club London Bike and Food Tour, with market tastings, cycling, guide tips, costs, drawbacks, and booking advice.
“It was really great, and our guide Géraud was amazing. He brought us our food and told us what it was. We had food from around the world!”
Review of Buffalo Trace London’s 45-minute bourbon tasting in Covent Garden, with four pours, expert guides, price advice, and practical tips.
“Buffalo Trace was great. The tour went into all the details on bourbon I wanted. I had Martin as my guide through all things Buffalo Trace and he was great. It felt personalised and friendly and the products were great. I’m not sure distillery is the right word as bourbon needs to be made in the USA but the experience was every bit of a great tasting experience. The staff were all friendly and happy to chat or show me around the products. The tasting room was really nicely laid out and presented, welcoming, private and comfortable. I would highly recommend it.”
Taste East London through bagels, fish and chips, churros, wings and street food on a three-hour guided walk from Spitalfields.
“For the price you can't go wrong. The 8 spots I would have never thought of going into , Carolina knows the best spots and comes with some historical spots along the way.”
Walk London from South Bank to Brick Lane with market tastings, British classics, Bengali food, and local history in four hours.
“Excellent tour! Simon was a wonderful guide and the included stops were fantastic. Would absolutely recommend!”
Explore Southwark and Bankside through British cheese, sausage rolls, fish and chips, pub drinks, and 1,000 years of London history.
“Absolutely wonderful tour! Laine was the best guide. Friendly and knowledgeable about all things London, not just the food. The food was all great, and so nice to have someone show us the best spots. Our 3 girls ages 8, 11, and 14 enjoyed as well! Thank you, Laine!”
Review of 3 Locks Brewing Company’s Camden Market tour, with six tastings, tank beer, brewery access, price, tips, and booking advice.
“An incredible tour! Mick is engaging and knowledgeable and leads a tour full of good humour in a relaxed manner. Would throughly recommend!”
Taste Camden Market’s best street food, British cheese, gin, cider, wine, and dessert on a 3.5-hour guided walking tour.
“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”
Taste four London doughnuts, sip coffee and tea, explore Borough Market, and walk toward Tower Bridge on this two-hour food tour.
“I found this tour better than the Dublin doughnut tour as I got the chance to visit a tea shop and get a cup of tea. I even got to visit borough market for the first time which was an amazing experience.”
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