Top Newcastle-upon-Tyne Street Food Tours

From local produce to Asian and Caribbean influences, Newcastle’s food extends far beyond chips and gravy. Discover it on this guided small–group walking tour. Shop local specialties in Fenwick Food Hall; meet an artisan at Central Arcade; taste Grainger Market favorites; nibble on wings and hot sauces in notorious Bigg Market; try sweet treats and a cup of local tea; and wrap up with local beers in a historic pub.

Go deeper into Newcastle’s rich history than on many other tours when you join this guided walk—although you’ll still stroll less than 2.5 miles (4 kilometers). Learn about the city’s history from the Iron Age to the present, alongside colorful characters such as Bessie Surtees. See bridges, monuments, religious buildings, a historic market, the old town wall and, of course, the castle, with plenty of photo opps too.

Forget hours of independent research and explore Newcastle-upon-Tyne in an easier and more rewarding way: on a small-group guided walk. Follow a time-efficient route that reveals all the must-sees; admiring everything from the handsome Georgian architecture of Grainger Town to the China Garden, Castle Keep, and Quayside. As you walk and talk, learn history and personal insights into Newcastle’s past and present culture you’d likely miss if exploring alone.

Spend half a day exploring Newcastle's most delicious areas. Start with a private tour of the historic Victoria Tunnels before eating and drinking your way through the Ouseburn Valley. Sample dishes from a Michelin Guide restaurant and dig into local favorites from the likes of a brewery, urban farm and independent spots. This award-winning tour comes with a backdrop of Newcastle's incredible graffiti art, ensuring a feast for all the senses along the way.