London’s culinary scene is fast becoming one of Europe’s most exciting. Ensure you experience the best of the capital’s gourmet offerings on this walking tour of the City and Southwark Borough. Alongside a gastronome guide. You’ll visit more than 10 eateries to sample English classics such as Bacon Rolls, Hot Meat Pies, Jellied Eals, Oyster and Champagne, fish and chips, Beer/Ale/Ciders, Cream Tea with Scones and more.
Visit the renowned Borough Market, taste locally produced cheese, and learn about London’s culinary culture. Fully Private Tours are limited to 10 people.
Firstly, this Traditional English Food Tour starts with your fun local guide giving an interesting brief about the history of London so we can truly appreciate & understand how some of the food you would taste through the tour actually came about. After this, the guide takes you across an interesting mix of food tastings, drinks tastings, visits to some interesting points of interest & much more. Our guides are well-trained to move in a way that gives our customers the best chance to soak up the atmosphere of over 100 different stalls within the market & click memorable pictures too. We start the tour with an offer of a nice sit-down Tea-Coffee-Water stop so you can be fully relaxed before we start this amazing experience. So are you ready to get on board with London Food Tours. See you guys soon!
To get the full experience of Traditional English Food & Drinks we will exit the Borough Market to experience areas. During this walk around we will visit one of the oldest pubs of London where we will be having a sear for a nice Beer/Ale/Cider.
After having those amazing Foods & Drinks we will have a little walk around to see some amazing points of interest that truly give us a great mix of modern & traditional London. Then we would settle in for an amazing sweet dessert experience with a nice pot of tea. A true English way to end this amazing Traditional English Food Tour.
Outside Number-1 Building, London Bridge, Borough High Street. Nearest Station: London Bridge Underground. The Guide will be standing outside blue bag, flying a London Food Tour Flag and meet you at 10:30 AM(Morning) or 02.30 PM(Afternoon):Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday
London, the capital of England and the United Kingdom, is a vibrant, multicultural metropolis known for its rich history, iconic landmarks, and dynamic cultural scene. From the ancient Tower of London to the modern Shard, the city offers a blend of the old and the new, making it a fascinating destination for travelers from around the world.
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