Top England Culinary Tours

Borough Market is one of the oldest and most celebrated food markets in the world, and London Bridge is the historic neighborhood that grew up around it. This is the best food tour in London Bridge, and one of the top-rated things to do in London for food lovers visiting from abroad. Over 3 hours and 6 hand-picked stops, you will explore Borough Market and the London Bridge area with a local guide who knows every address worth knowing. English food has a reputation. This tour aims to change it. From a bacon and egg bap to award-winning fish and chips, artisanal British cheeses paired with ale, cider or honey mead, and a proper sticky toffee pudding, every stop is chosen for quality and the tastings add up to a full meal. There is also a Secret Dish revealed only on the day.

Taste your way around London's vibrant Covent Garden and Soho neighborhoods like a true local—and follow your food-loving guide to culinary highlights you might otherwise miss—on this small-group walking and tasting tour. Sample everything from Indian cuisine and bao buns to hard cider and lots more. In between, stop at local landmarks, and learn more about the neighborhoods' countercultural and musical history from your guide's stories.

Combine sightseeing with a gastronomic experience during this lunchtime tour aboard the Bustronome. The double-decker bus is equipped with cooking facilities, for a high-end meal on the go. Enjoy a 4-course gourmet menu of British and French cuisine with wine pairings (if option selected). Watch the sights of London go past your window as you drive past highlights including the Tower of London, Piccadilly Circus, and more.

As well as being full of fashionable boutiques and innovative eateries, London’s cosmopolitan East End is famed for its Indian cuisine. This walking tour helps you navigate the buzzing bars and neon-fronted restaurants of Brick Lane with a local guide. Sample curries, savories, and sweets originating from India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh, and learn about London’s cosmopolitan culinary culture.

Taste your way around London's Borough Market on this small-group tasting tour. Beat the crowds and figure out which stalls have the best eats with the help of a local guide. No need to pay for food along the way, since you’ll have six different tastings at six locations included in the tour price.

Eating well in East London means knowing which spots locals rate and which are tourist traps, hard to judge as a visitor. This small-group food tour does the sorting, walking you between Spitalfields, Brick Lane, and Shoreditch for a run of tastings: a warm crumble, Brick Lane curry, freshly baked bagels, and fish and chips among them. A guide covers the area's mix of cultures as you eat your way through.

This is a great pick for travelers interested in discovering some of the best independent eateries in York. Save time scrolling through restaurant reviews, and learn about the local food scene from a guide instead. The tour visits five independent food venues for tastings and passes by famous landmarks such as the York Minster along the way.

Soho is one of London's best neighbourhoods for foodies, but knowing where to go and what not to miss can be a challenge. We offer two ways in: a 2-hour Express for those short on time, and a 3-hour Classic that goes deeper into the neighbourhood's story. Both are led by an expert local guide through the Italian, Spanish, and Southeast Asian food cultures that make Soho one of London's most exciting places to eat.

Tuck into some of London's finest cheeses on this walking tour with a twist. Starting in Mayfair, visit a cheese counter that's been serving the whey-too-eager public for over 300 years and enjoy samples of Stilton. Continue through the streets of London to Soho and Little Italy, sampling more cheese, and taking a cheese quiz to earn points for your team. Dine on some of the best baked Camembert in Covent Garden where your tour ends.

London's Camden Market is known for its alternative clothing shops and its great dining options, but knowing where to start can be overwhelming for first-time visitors. Make things easier on yourself, and try out all sorts of tasty treats in the process, on a food tour. Follow your guide to top dining spots to try out foods from across Britain and around the world, including cider, gin, and some great dessert.

Small Group Tour! Embark on a flavorful journey through Central London, visiting iconic neighborhoods like Covent Garden, Seven Dials, Soho, and Chinatown. Along the way, savor a curated selection of local and international delicacies, each with its own story to tell. Begin at one of London’s oldest pubs, enjoy a traditional Scotch egg and fine English Ale in an atmosphere once frequented by Charles Dickens. Wander through the vibrant Seven Dials Market for a mouthwatering Eastern Mediterranean chicken wrap bursting with bold flavors. In Soho, the UK’s favorite dish—crispy fish with perfectly seasoned chips from an award-winning chippy. End your tour with a sweet finale in Chinatown: the viral custard bao bun—a fluffy dessert packed with salted egg yolk, coconut, and carrot juice. Allergies/Dietary Restrictions: While we strive to accommodate all needs, some dishes may contain allergens, and 100% allergy-free recipes cannot be guaranteed.

The United Kingdom is renowned for its cheese, so there’s no better place to sample dairy-based delights than in London, whose culinary scene features a variety of cheese. Ideal for food lovers and time-pressed travelers, this cheese-oriented tour reveals culinary hotspots that you’re unlikely to find in the guide book, and comes with the expertise of your guide, who can provide recommendations to last the rest of your vacation.

Set sail on a delightful 1.5-hour evening cruise around Poole Harbour, where you'll savor freshly cooked fish & chips from the award-winning All-Ways Fryday. As the sun sets, enjoy scenic views of Brownsea Island and the luxurious homes at Sandbanks, while indulging in traditional seaside comfort food. This cruise offers a unique way to relax, celebrate special moments, or simply enjoy the serene waters of one of the largest natural harbors in the world. With a full bar available and dietary options upon request, this experience guarantees a memorable evening on the water. - Scenic 1.5-hour cruise around Poole Harbour with live commentary - Enjoy freshly served fish & chips, with options for children and dietary needs (dietary needs to be booked 72 hrs in advance) - Stunning sunset views and relaxing atmosphere, perfect for celebrations - Depart from Poole Quay; casual attire recommended

Durham may be known for its history and culture, but you'd be missing out if you visited without exploring its food scene. Eat like a local and discover the best eateries, hidden gems and the city's indoor market on a small-group tour. Take in its charming cobbled streets and riverside along the way, with views of the cathedral and castle.

London’s Borough Market is packed full of different vendors, meaning it can be overwhelming without knowing where to begin. This small-group tour helps you navigate the stalls with a guide, sampling and discovering local specialties along the way. As well as sampling food, visit nearby landmarks such as Southwark Cathedral and the Golden Hinde.

Do Eat Better Experience London Food Tour is a walking tour in small groups around Soho, Chinatown & Covent Garden districts. You will be guided by a Local Expert who's able to explain every detail of the selected restaurants, their preparations, and any other relevant curiosities. This tour is a mix of high-quality gastronomy, as a way of showing London culture and lifestyle, and a walking experience together with a local friend. You will have an itinerant full meal in at least 4 stops and you will get the chance to try some of the most iconic dishes as Chinese Bun, Farm-to-Table English Dish, a Pint in a traditional pub and, of course, the famous Humble Crumble!

The City of London's story dates back to Roman times, and food is the perfect route into it. Feast on several different heritage bites as you follow in the footsteps of Charles Dickens and William Shakespeare on this food and history-focused walking tour. See the city up close on foot and discover hidden gems you'd likely miss on your own.

Visit two of England's top wineries—and even explore a working cheese dairy—all without having to organize your own transport on this full-day trip to Kent from London. Train transit is included for your ease, as are insider tours at each estate with tastings, a picnic lunch, and tutored cheese tasting.

Borough Market hosts over a hundred food traders across its historic stalls in South London, and finding specific foods among the produce, butchers, and prepared-food vendors takes local knowledge. This tour covers the market with doughnut tastings from local bakers, tea pairings, and a stop at the Tower Bridge viewpoint along the route.

Designed for Harry Potter ™ fans who want more than just photo stops, this immersive walking tour brings London’s wizarding connections to life through filming locations and the real landmarks that inspired the books. Explore areas such as Soho and Covent Garden while following a guide, picking up behind-the-scenes trivia along the way, taking part in a fun quiz, and even getting sorted into your Hogwarts house.

Experience London’s traditional pub scene—and discover historical drinking dens that most visitors miss—on this small-group, half-day tour. Accompany your guide to the history-saturated City of London, and visit at least four noteworthy pubs (drinks separate expense). Pop into centuries-old alehouses, see literary haunts favored by writers such as Charles Dickens, and learn about local drinking culture as you explore.

Greenwich's food scene blends traditional British pub fare with global cuisines from the market traders and small eateries that residents actually use—but the spots locals frequent aren't always obvious to visitors arriving for the Royal Observatory or the Cutty Sark. This private food tour links Greenwich Market with local food spots across the district, with tastings spanning British dishes and international options on one route.

The south of England is renowned for its world-class sparking wines, and on this full-day, small-group tour, you’ll visit two esteemed wineries. Don’t worry about the hassle of planning a countryside trek: round-trip transportation from Brighton is provided via comfortable mini-coach. Admire the region’s characterful scenery as you go, and enjoy tours, talks, and tastings at two local wineries. The tour also includes a delicious picnic lunch at the vineyard.