Top London Dessert Tours

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.

London's South Bank, between Borough Market and London Bridge, has multiple doughnut bakers, pastry schools, and food trucks—but finding the spots worth visiting among the broader food traders takes either time or local guidance. This small-group walking tour links doughnut tastings at bakeries, food trucks, and a pastry school across the South Bank route, with the area's history covered between stops.

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.

Taste your way through classic British fruit desserts and ice cream treats, uncovering the sweet history behind them as you stroll through iconic London film locations on a real family-friendly food tour.

London is home to a dynamic culinary scene that’s well worth exploring—but it can be hard to know where to go, or what to order, on your own. Leave all the planning to your food-expert guide on this flexible, private tour, which also combines a sightseeing excursion in Central London. For the basic option, enjoy a full-course meal and soft drinks, or upgrade to add additional food tasting or a beer-tasting option.

Explore Notting Hill with its beautiful houses and pretty coloured streets. Famous bakeries and restaurants. Find out who once lived behind these colorful Houses. Notting Hill carnival home the Tabernacle and home to the Notting Hill carnival. Plaques George Orwell and see where all the legendary music names recorded their albums. Quite mews street gets information on the rich and famous residents. Famous bars the best restaurants in town. See behind the famous facade of Kanak house the recording studio and arts center in the 1970 where all the stars of the era visited. Now a local artist studio. pop in for tea and a scone with refreshments. Five doors down from the famous blue door in the movie Notting Hill. Be part of the village atmosphere. Relax then continue your day exploring.