ENGLAND
The ones worth booking.
The 15 most popular food, pubs & afternoon tea tours in England. The ones worth your time, what they cost, and what to expect on the day.
London small-group pub walk with four traditional stops, City and Fleet Street stories, Dickens lore, and optional pints along the way.
“My mom and I went and we had a good time and learned a lot of history about pubs. Some spots are a little rushed.”
Tour London by 1960s Routemaster bus while enjoying afternoon tea with sandwiches and French-inspired cakes and recorded sights.
“Friendly fun staff and good food and drinks. A quick and fun way to spend an afternoon. Would recommend.”
A small-group London Bridge and Borough Market food tour with classic British bites, cheese pairings, drinks, tea, and a Secret Dish.
“Lots of great food and interesting history of the market and surrounding areas. Jeremy was super knowledgable and a fun guide.”
Small-group East End food tour in Spitalfields, Brick Lane, and Shoreditch with six tastings, tea, and local stories.
“Did not like the location and the food was meh. Don’t appreciate the constant follow up for a review either.”
Central London bar-and-club crawl with free shots, entry, and photos, plus timed stops near Leicester Square for an easy first night out.
“We were mistaken thinking a pub crawl was traveling to old pubs with rich history. Instead it was like night clubbing. Everyone was very friendly and enjoyable! The hosts were wonderful!”
Cycle past Westminster icons, then paint in a legal graffiti tunnel, with a pub pint break in between on a small-group ride.
“Our guide Edward was very pleasant and funny. He shared interesting bits of history about every place we visited and even taught us a couple of English idioms. Overall, the biking tour was exceptional — a much better way to explore than walking!”
Soho and Covent Garden London food walk with 10+ tastings, Ronnie Scott’s music stops, and a final pub dessert. Small group.
“Our food guide, Fergus, was amazing. He shared alot of information about the local areas we visited as well as the food that we ate. The variety of food and drink was perfect!”
Small-group guided pub walk near St. James’s Palace, with royal stories, mobile tickets, and free palace entry. 2–3 hours.
“Fun and informative tour. Was a memorable way to start our New Year’s Eve celebration. Our tour guide Ben was knowledgeable and added in some additional stops that we enjoyed as well. Would recommend.”
Ride London’s top deck with classic afternoon tea and skyline views. Double-decker, Prosecco, and big-name sights for about 90 minutes.
“Such a lovely experience, the Bus Tour was nice, the food was cute and the guides were super friendly.”
Private London pub walking tour with a pro guide, stops at Black Friar, the Old Bank of England, and Princess Louise, plus landmark stories.
“Ricky was super knowledgeable and very pleasant. We really enjoyed our time with him and his dog, Diggity. I would highly recommend this to anyone interested in the London pub history and finding unique off the beaten path places.”
East London Indian food tour with 8+ tastings: tandoori, curries, naan, pakoras, lassi, sweets, and a secret dish in Banglatown.
“Tamiza was an excellent guide on this culinary adventure through London’s vibrant Indian food scene. She was very knowledgeable and also gave us a history lesson on the cuisine and our backdrop for this tour - Bengel Town. Tamiza was very hospitable and a friendly guide. My partner and I enjoyed our deep conversations with…”
Afternoon tea plus a London coach loop, then timed access to Buckingham Palace State Rooms. Prosecco option and fast top-sight coverage.
“The state rooms are beautiful. The tour was very busy/full. Received a headset with a guided audio tour. Would be nice if there were more places to sit and take in the beauty.”
A small-group walk through Borough Market and Bankside for sausage rolls, fish and chips, cider, cheese, and London Bridge stories.
“excellent sampling of foods. history and fun facts Issac was funny, informative and kind The walking and food was paced well. Group not too large.”
London historic pub walking tour: four Covent Garden pubs, guide-led stories, guaranteed seating in an 800-year-old pub; drinks extra.
“We had so much fun on the Historic Pub Walking Tour! Rachel was an excellent guide. Very knowledgeable and made the experience very special but her humor. Highly recommend.”
A calm North Yorkshire canal cruise from Skipton with classic afternoon tea, countryside views, and a licensed bar for 2 relaxed hours.
“Great 2 hours of being pampered and relaxed with great staff.yummy food. Great choice of music. Definitely a must do if you just want to chill.”
