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Since 2013 we have welcomed over 25,000 guests on our immersive culture and food tours in London. Exploring the diverse neighbourhoods, we’ll introduce you to the best food at local’s favourite stops, telling the stories that lie behind these dishes and the people who made them. You’ll learn unique history of this city along the way, such as the famous figures of Soho or the Jewish influence in the East End - you’ll leave us feeling like a true insider.

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East End Food Tour

East End Food Tour

Eat Like a Local through London's diverse East End neighbourhood.

Departs: Mon to Sun* 10am, 10:45am, 11:15am
Duration: 4 hours
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£80
Twilight Soho Food Tour

Twilight Soho Food Tour

Eat Like a Local through London's buzzing Soho neighbourhood.

Departs: Tues to Fri at 4pm, 4:30pm, 5:30pm
Duration: 3.5 hours
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£99
London Old Docks – Historic Pub Tour

London Old Docks – Historic Pub Tour

Taste craft brews and pub food at London’s oldest taverns on the Thames

Departs: Monday & Friday 12pm
Duration: 3.5 hours
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£79
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Already traveling in a large group or want something different? All our tours can be taken privately or we can create a tour just for you!

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Meet The Tour Guides

Adam

Adam

From a small town outside London, but have lived in London since 2013
Doughnuts - I'll travel to the end of the earth for a good one!
For a good boogie, head to The Blues Kitchen in Shoreditch or Jack Solomon’s in Soho
Felicity (Flic)

Felicity (Flic)

I am lucky to have lived in London since I was 16!
My favorite place to eat is Silk Road, an authentic Xinjiang restaurant
Some of the best theatre in London is above a pub - grab a pint and enjoy!
Josh

Josh

Born in Worcester, but moved to London in 2013
Max’s Sandwich Shop In Crouch Hill have the best sandwiches!
For a Sunday roast, head out of Zone 1 and go to pubs where the locals live
Lauren

Lauren

Originally from Essex, but living in London for years now
I love going to Paxton and Whitfield in Piccadilly for the best ever Stilton!
Go on a food tour! Or a walking tour - to discover some of London’s hidden gems
Alexander

Alexander

Grew up around Europe but living in London since 2009
I love a good Sunday roast at a pub
Avoid the tube at rush hour, and make the most of London’s amazing theatres and restaurants!
Dinah

Dinah

Born in Cheshire and moved to work in London almost 30 years ago
Visit the Sky Garden in the City to get an elevated 360 degree view of London
Ottolenghi restaurant is my favorite - modern Middle Eastern salads exploding with flavours and mouthwatering cakes!
Jess

Jess

I'm from Berkshire so not far from London!
Genesis in Shoreditch does amazing vegan burgers and milkshakes!
If you’ve got the time then walking everywhere helps you stumble across the hidden gems of London
Josie

Josie

I’ve lived in London since 2007, but hail from Brighton (it’s worth a day trip!)
Have a coffee & cake at The Scooter Cafe, it’s an utter treat!
Check out Borough Market in London Bridge, Broadway Market in Hackney, Brixton Village & Market Row.
Leigh

Leigh

I'm from East Yorkshire but have lived in London for 25 years
My favourite restaurant is anywhere I haven't eaten before!
London is bigger than the West End and Soho - adventure out!

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Don’t forget to review our London Travel Guide before you go!

Our Foodie Guide to London offers you insider’s tips on how to make the most of your visit. We’ve gathered together our favorite attractions, restaurants, bars and places to stay in London, as well as our very own shortlist of not-to-be-missed foods to try while visiting!

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In the food scene, the city’s East End has exploded, as discovered on my walking tour with the spirited and knowledgeable guide.

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This was arguably the best thing I did during my time in London.

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A guided food tour in the East End tastes the wares at nine Bengali restaurants and markets on Brick Lane, starting with pappadum and beer and ending with colorful sweets.

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