ENGLAND
The ones worth booking.
The 10 most popular dining experiences in England. The ones worth your time, what they cost, and what to expect on the day.
Faulty Towers London brings a 1970s comedy dinner to the President Hotel: 2-hour show, 3-course meal, interactive characters.
“Awesome show. We laughed from beginning to end! We came to London from the US about 2 years ago and attempted to get tickets for this show then but they were sold out for our time frame. I made sure to get tickets prior to our arrival. So glad we did! The actors superb!”
Bustronome London serves a 6-course dinner on a panoramic bus route through Big Ben, Tower Bridge, the Shard, and more, with optional wine.
“Beautiful traveling restaurant, not just a bus! Friendly, professional staff adds to the fun. A special experience.”
East End walking tour with markets and a Brick Lane sit-down Indian tasting of three dishes, plus famous sights.
“It was fun. The markets are amazing, I wish we would have had a little more time to see them. There's so much ground to cover that it feels a little rushed. Our guide Carey was very knowledgeable.”
Sky Garden high-rise views plus a two-course breakfast at Larch restaurant, timed entry, and an audio guide for London landmarks.
“The included breakfast was wonderful and had options to accommodate all tastes/preferences. The staff was very friendly and table setting was nice and comfy. I went on a hazy/rainy day but the experience and views were still very lovely. Would definitely return on this offer.”
A Saturday night murder mystery dinner cruise on the Thames with a 3-course meal, interactive actors, and big views of London icons.
“Good food and an interesting murder mystery. The detectives kept the audience involved and chose people from the audience that did an awesome job to help with the story.”
London New Year’s Eve dinner cruise with champagne, four courses, live music, and Thames fireworks views from Tower Pier.
“The best thing about this experience was the view but I thought with the amount of money we paid that we’d be close to the London eye and we were quite far, the bride was blocking the view, if you can get tickets to watch it on land, you should. The food was not good…”
Join a 2-hour Covent Garden walk that uncovers London secrets, then tour Rules Restaurant and finish with a cocktail.
“Went on the Covent Garden tours with my mom. Jamie was a fantastic storyteller, super knowledgeable about everything he showed us and was an all around sensational guide. Would definitely book with him again.”
A private, taste-driven walking tour of London markets, tailored to your preferences, with 6–8 samples and a craft drink stop.
“So much food so come hungry! Was a great way to see Borough Market and Maltby Street Market with a knowledgeable local guide.”
London spy walk with an espionage expert: Vesper Martini, hidden MI6/MI5 sites, and a Whitehall pub dinner.
“I never got to take the tour, so the rating is on customer service only. Meetup instructions were for two different locations. Went to both (according to Google Maps) and found no one. Called and texted the tour operator mutiple times and got ZRead more”
Spend London Christmas Eve with a lit-up highlights coach tour, a 3-course dinner with prosecco, and Midnight Mass at St Martin-in-the-Fields.
“The tour guide was magnificent. He was an encyclopedia of knowledge on the different parts of the city and imparted his witty moments to make the experience very good. The dinner at the Brown's Restaurant was good. Service and quality wRead more”
