On your Private Borough Market Food Experience, eat your way through a true culinary paradise at London’s oldest and most beloved market. With your dedicated expert guide, enjoy a personalized journey into Britain’s food culture, learning about the area’s rich history, UK culinary traditions, and the craftsmanship behind high-quality, locally sourced products.
Follow your guide through bustling lanes and taste iconic dishes you’ve always wanted to try, while meeting passionate producers whose work shapes the modern British food scene. Enjoy everything from classic fish and chips to artisan cheese and cider pairings, discover what makes the perfect breakfast “sarnie,” and sample award-winning meat pies from London’s top butcher. Blending centuries-old tradition with bold contemporary flavors, Borough Market offers a delicious look into both the past and the future of British cuisine — with unforgettable treats for every palate.
This wholesale and retail food market is located in the centre of London just south of the Southwark cathedral. Its claimed Borough Market was founded in 1014 and due to its extensive history and impeccable reputation is home to London’s best produce.
Our guide will await you at the Needle Sculpture outside Evans Cycles at 6 Tooley Street.
Please be at the meeting point 10-15 min prior to the tour start time. Our guide will await you there holding a sign with the LivTours logo.
ABOUT OUR 6 PEOPLE SMALL GROUP POLICY
When you book a LivTours Small Group Tour, you are guaranteed one tour guide per group of 6 people. Please bear in mind though that in order to accommodate traveling families and friends, we do on rare occasion make the exception of adding an additional one to two guests in order not to split groups who are traveling together. On that same note, you may find yourself on tour with less than six people. we hope you understand and apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
Angelo Carotenuto
Owner and Founder,
LivTours LLC
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