Top United Kingdom Food Tours

Expand your palate and discover favorite local foodie haunts with this walking tour and tasting adventure. As you stroll between stops, a guide points out street art and shares stories about the city’s history that you’d miss if exploring alone. Sample soda bread, Irish cured meats and cheeses, local oysters, and enjoy included drinks like Guinness and Irish craft beer.

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 through Glasgow with a guided walking tour that blends the city’s culinary scene with its history. Enjoy tasting plates—equivalent to a full meal—paired with four locally made drinks including whisky liqueur, ale, and cocktails. Along the way, explore neighborhoods like the Merchant City while hearing stories that connect food to Glasgow’s past and present. Led by a local, this experience offers both authentic flavors and cultural insight.

There are many places to eat and drink in Edinburgh, making planning difficult. On this small-group food and drink tour, you'll explore Scotland's culinary heritage and history with several food stops in the Old and New Towns, including drink tastings that together equal a full meal. Dietary requirements can be accommodated with advance notice.

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.

Sample traditional Scottish food and drink on this small-group food tour that covers some iconic Edinburgh restaurants and culinary venues. Skip the tourist traps and chain restaurants and taste both traditional and contemporary takes on Scottish dishes across the city.

Dive into Brixton, London’s history, art scene, and flavor with this market tour. Your local guide will take you to sample foods at a range of local eateries that specialize in African and Caribbean cuisine, from Jallof Rice to Jerk Chicken. Hear stories about the area from your tour leader and let them introduce you to local Black-owned businesses as you taste your way around town.

Scotland is renowned for its unique cuisine, but Edinburgh’s foodie hot spots are best explored with a local guide who knows where to find the best bites. On this small-group walking tour, discover the UNESCO-listed Old and New Towns, and sample Scottish classics such as haggis, Neeps and Tatties, Scotch whisky, and afternoon tea. Plus, you'll take away food-focused tips to enhance the rest of your trip.

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.

Get more familiar with Manchester through exploring its foodie scene on this afternoon tasting tour. Meet up with your guide and follow their lead as you make your way through two of the city's neighborhoods: Ancoats and the Northern Quarter. Try local delicacies from independently run vendors and eateries as you gain deeper insight into Manchester's culinary heritage.

Dive into Glasgow's diverse food scene on this small-group walking tour of the West End's culinary highlights. Discover why Glaswegians are Scotland's friendliest people as you make your way between pubs and restaurants sampling such Scottish classics as cullen skink, haggis, cranachan, sticky toffee pudding, and a couple of whiskies.

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.

Take in the sights, smells, and flavors of Leeds on this tour around independent city center food venues. Eat your way through local delicacies and learn about the provenance and culture of each dish, from freshly baked bread to locally-brewed beer. Experience the living history of Leeds Kirkgate Market, and dine at restaurants at the cutting edge of Yorkshire cuisine.

Eat your way around Chinatown and Soho like a local with the help of a food expert on this small-group walking tour. Taste a variety of dishes, including hummus, dolma, halloumi, Indian chaat, a soft Chinese bun, sticky toffee pudding, and beer or non-alcoholic beverages. Learn the history of these vibrant neighborhoods while enjoying fast access at selected food stops and tailored recommendations from your guide.

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.

I'm a Glasgow-born chef and I lead food tours of this wonderful-but-underrated city. I've worked in some of the city's best dining spots, cooked at Scotland's first Michelin two-star restaurant, and moonlighted in stand-up comedy. Both Glasgow and Scottish food don't get the attention they deserve, and I aim to show people another side to the city and its unique cuisine. Although my tours use food as the jumping-off point, it's not entirely about eating. We talk about Glasgow's history and its role in the British Empire, the city's rough-and-tumble culture, and even learn some Glaswegian slang. I led food tours in Cambodia for many years and am delighted to be back in my home town, sharing with visitors the city that I love.

Join us on the original west end food tour of Glasgow. You’ll try delicious local dishes, hear the stories behind them, chat with the locals and learn about the city’s rich history along the way. Great food, great chat and a proper Glaswegian experience! Locally owned, our guides live in Glasgow, so you’ll experience the city’s food and culture just like a local. Glasgow’s full of brilliant local produce – you’ll try it in the family-run restaurants, small shops and bakeries we visit, getting a true taste of Glasgow. It's all about quality Scottish produce on this tour!

Taste your way through Soho and Covent Garden on a guided food tour featuring classic British dishes, including exclusive scotch-egg and pork pies from an 800-year-old pub. Explore vibrant markets and local history while sampling a variety of treats at your own pace. This tour offers a rich culinary and cultural experience in London's West End for food lovers seeking authentic flavors.

Taste London's diverse cuisine on a small-group tour through Soho and Chinatown. Sample British classics and international dishes with priority entry at local eateries while learning about the area's rich history. Enjoy more than four tastings, including vegetarian options and beer, all in a relaxed, atmosphere. For a more personalized experience, upgrade to a private tour.

Explore Manchester’s rich array of culinary treats with your friendly and knowledgeable guide who will take you on a journey led by your tastebuds. Feast on food from around the globe, all found in Manchester thanks to its multi-cultural heritage and long history of food and drink experimentation. Taste goodies at a traditional Cantonese bakery in Manchester’s Chinatown, and try delicacies from a whole host of local hidden gems including restaurants and street food vendors.

Discover the culinary heritage of London on this guided food tour led by a local expert. Sample iconic dishes that define British cuisine, including a hearty Full English Breakfast, the classic Brick Lane Beigel, and the beloved Fish and Chips. Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of the city as you enjoy a refreshing craft beer in the historic Truman area. Each tasting offers a glimpse into London's rich food culture, ensuring a delightful experience for food lovers. Do Eat Better Experience London Food Tour is a guided food tour highlighting London’s traditional dishes, where you will enjoy famous tastings like Full English Breakfast and Fish and Chips, savor local craft beer in the lively Truman area and experience an intimate setting with expert insights into each dish.

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!

Eat your way around London’s Notting Hill area like a local, stopping at spots you’d easily miss if you tried exploring on your own. Ideal for fans of all things baked, try a range of sweet and savoury treats, such as cardamom buns, scones, bakewell tarts, and more. Avoid the tourist traps and learn about the neighborhood while you eat.