Market tours · LONDON
Good street food market tours in London fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 5 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Taste seven British dishes, explore Borough Market, and hear London food stories on this small-group tour near London Bridge.
“Tom (OC) did an amazing job. His knowledge of the area was outstanding. The food was great (although a lot) come hungry. Thank you Tom”
Taste British classics, explore Borough Market, and hear London Bridge stories on this three-hour food tour with a local guide.
“We had a great tour. It was a lot of fun. Our guide was so knowledgeable and made the tour very interesting, filled with history and fun facts and of course all the food tastings were excellent.”
Taste Borough Market favorites, local cider, British cheese and fish and chips while exploring Bankside history in a small London group.
“Great experience with Roisin, our delightful, intelligent and lively tour guide. We were able to taste loads of amazing and delicious food and drink, while at the same time absorbing the amazing atmosphere of these busy markets. Roisin also filled us in on the incredible history of both the markets and some of London, an added bonus! Thanks and well done Roisin !”
Explore Camden Market through seven tastings, gin, cider, wine, music history, and local stories on this small-group London food tour.
“Our guide, Camden King (Tom), was so friendly and knowledgeable. We learned a lot about Camden, London, and even some history. He has the gift of gab and made our afternoon really fun. And the food was great!”
Review of London’s Soho and Chinatown food tour, with Indian, Chinese, British, and Mediterranean bites, local history, price, and practical tips.
“Such a great tour! The food was delicious and great portion size! We left full! The guide was wonderful and very knowledgeable. She was super friendly and made sure everyone felt included. Was a great time to make memories and meet new people 10 out of 10 would recommend”
Pick a canal, a covered hall, a souk or a stove.
