Eating London: The Heart of ‘The City’ Guided Walking Food Tour
Eating London: The Heart of ‘The City’ Guided Walking Food Tour
Duration: 3 hours (approx.)
3 hours (approx.)
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start of your experience
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start of your experience
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Indulge in London's long history and vibrant culinary scene with Eating London: The Heart of ‘The City’ Guided Walking Food Tour, set within the iconic original square mile. Your journey begins at St Mary-le-Bow Church near St Paul’s Tube Station, where you'll meet your guide wearing a distinctive purple Eating Europe bag to guide you through 2000 years of culture and taste. Expect seven tastings across five historic locations, including London's oldest fish restaurant, as you savor the stories behind each bite.
Indulge in London's long history and vibrant culinary scene with Eating London: The Heart of ‘The City’ Guided Walking Food Tour, set within the iconic original square mile. Your journey begins at St Mary-le-Bow Church near St Paul’s Tube Station, where you'll meet your guide wearing a distinctive purple Eating Europe bag to guide you through 2000 years of culture and taste. Expect seven tastings across five historic locations, including London's oldest fish restaurant, as you savor the stories behind each bite.
Savor seven tastings that span 2,000 years of history in London, including steak & ale pie, whitebait, and melt-in-your-mouth cardamom buns.
On this 3-hour food tour led by an English-speaking guide, discover the City of London's Roman ruins, medieval market lanes, and landmarks known to Shakespeare.
Indulge at one of London’s oldest fish houses and a cozy tavern that inspired Charles Dickens during your guided walking experience through historical culinary delights.
Under the guidance of an expert in a small group setting, enjoy tales and tastes from oyster houses, ale-soaked chophouses, and luxurious chocolate parlors.
Entry to five stops during a three-hour walking food tour within the City of London
Access to an English-speaking local guide who will accompany you throughout your journey
Ticket for participation in a small group capped at 12 guests, ensuring personalized attention and interaction
Use of seven tastings (see menu here) as part of the culinary experience
Tipping
Travel to/from Meeting Location
Individual Costs
Extra Meals/Drinks
Narrow London street with view of St. Paul's Cathedral dome, part of Eating London food tour.
Your Experience
Start an exploration of London’s original square mile through its rich food heritage, fascinating tales, and 2000 years of history. This walking food tour offers a journey from Roman ruins to literary legends, presenting culture in every bite.
Getting Started
Gather with your guide at the statue of Captain John Smith outside St Mary-le-Bow Church, conveniently located near St Paul’s Tube Station. Your guide will be easily identifiable by their purple Eating Europe bag.
What to Expect
- Savor historic tastings with seven samples at five iconic locations: London's oldest fish restaurant, a cozy chophouse, and a tavern where Charles Dickens once left his mark on the bar tab.
- Visit literary & cultural landmarks by walking in the footsteps of Shakespeare, Dickens, and even Harry Potter. Explore streets that have inspired some of the world’s greatest stories.
- Dive into London's past with Roman ruins and medieval markets. Discover how ancient walls and bustling trade routes influenced both the cityscape and its cuisine.
- Experience insider anecdotes & local flavors, uncovering quirky food facts and understanding the real differences between London and The City of London.
Once your tour concludes at Eating Europe’s "Eating London: The Heart of ‘The City’ Guided Walking Food Tour," you have the freedom to further explore or revisit favorite spots. Whether visiting for the first time or as a local, you'll leave with memorable flavors and stories.
Tour group listening to a guide outside Simpsons in London on the Heart of 'The City' Food Tour.
Group enjoying drinks on Eating London: Heart of 'The City' Food Tour.
Narrow London street with view of St. Paul's Cathedral dome, part of Eating London food tour.
Tour group listening to a guide outside Simpsons in London on the Heart of 'The City' Food Tour.
Group enjoying drinks on Eating London: Heart of 'The City' Food Tour.
Tour guide explaining a historical statue in London during the Heart of 'The City' Food Tour.
Guests with severe or life-threatening allergies should not participate to ensure their safety.
Accessibility Details
- This experience welcomes strollers but is not accessible for wheelchairs.
Your guide dogs are allowed on this tour.
Additional Information
- The tour accommodates vegetarians, though options may be limited due to its historic nature. It does not cater specifically to vegan or gluten-free diets.
- Please note that the itinerary and tastings might change based on seasonal availability, individual closings, or local holidays.
- Arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled tour time as departures occur at exact times; late arrivals or no-shows will not be eligible for refunds.
- A minimum of two travellers is required to proceed with this experience. Should the event be canceled due to insufficient participants, you'll receive an offer for a different date/experience or a full refund.
For private tours or special requests, reach out at info@eatingeurope.com or +1 917-909-6432.
Pouring gravy over pie and mash with a pint of beer on the Eating London food tour.
Sandwich platter and drinks on a table during Eating London: Heart of 'The City' Food Tour.
Tour guide explaining a historical statue in London during the Heart of 'The City' Food Tour.
Pouring gravy over pie and mash with a pint of beer on the Eating London food tour.
Sandwich platter and drinks on a table during Eating London: Heart of 'The City' Food Tour.
Meet at St Mary-le-Bow Church near Captain John Smith's statue for easy identification of your guide wearing a purple Eating Europe bag.
If you have severe or life-threatening allergies, this tour may not be suitable due to safety concerns; plan accordingly if dietary restrictions are important to you.
Bring along your stroller as the route is accessible, but note that it's not wheelchair friendly—ensure comfort for all members of your group.
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