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No Diets Here: An Epic East End Food Tour

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Activity Schedule

  • When does it run?

    Daily    

  • Duration

    Approx 4 hours

  • Start time

    11:00am

  • Meeting Point

    The food tour takes place in the East End, just five minutes’ walk from from Liverpool Street Station. We’ll provide details on the exact meeting place, along with a few notes on how to get there, with your booking confirmation. See you there.

Key Highlights

  • Get acquainted with the East End: These parts are known for cool creative scenes and killer food and drink spots
  • The ultimate line-up: Break bread at humble venues with centuries-old history, and the new(er) joints that have made their mark in the East
  • Have your cake (and eat it): Eight bang-on tastings, sweet and savoury, across four hours. Need we say more?

Overview

Tours that “discover the ‘real’ London” make a tired claim, but on this occasion, it feels pretty much on the money. This food tour covers London’s East End – a cultural melting pot, home to cool neighbourhoods, ethnic food joints and more pubs and bars than you can shake your fist at. On this four-hour jaunt, you’ll taste the foods that make the East side what it is today – everything from proper nostalgic British dishes like bacon butties, fish and chips and savory tart, to bites from across the way, made popular by communities that have set up shop here over the years. Part culture and history lesson, this tour is a real celebration of diversity; something which good old London has plenty of.

About your guide 

Eating Europe is one of the few tour companies of its kind that pays heed to the bigger picture. Yes, the focus is wholeheartedly on food, but between bites, guides enlighten guests on the city’s history and culture; their routes including spots that even the most seasoned of locals wouldn’t find on their tod.

Here’s the plan…  

Meet your guide in London’s East End (about five minutes’ walk away from Liverpool Street station) with an empty stomach – this food tour is not for the faint-hearted.

From here on in, you’ll be in the good hands of your expert guide, a Londoner who knows the area like we know city breaks (read: very well). They’ll take you to their favourite local haunts – markets, shops, bakeries, pubs and restaurants that have been dishing up the tastiest and most diverse bites for years (hundreds of them in The English Restaurant’s case). Along the way, you’ll get a handle on local culture and the things that have changed through the decades. You’ll see historical sites (hidden synagogues, ancient Roman burial grounds and famed Georgian mansions, anyone?) and gain insider knowledge on one of London’s most exciting, ever-changing areas. 

On the food front, you’ll try a legendary bacon butty sandwich (made great by lashings of fresh butter and homemade ketchup); fish and chips from Poppies (listed in Time Out’s Top 100 foods in London); a salty bagel to cure all hangovers; melt-in-your-mouth English cheeses; spicy curries; warm savory tart; and a salted humble crumble. Yep, it’s actual perfection. Don’t make any wild plans for afterwards, you’ll need at least a quick kip.

Inclusions

  • Local English-speaking guide
  • Eight epic tastings (you won’t be needing dinner)  
  • Visits to eight incredible East End venues

Exclusions

  • Personal expenses (could come in handy)
  • Transfers (see you there) 
  • Tips (get that warm, fuzzy feeling)

Please note

The confirmation voucher includes the local activity operator’s contact details and local telephone numbers at the destination. They will happily answer any logistical questions you may have.

Get yourself to a printer – our local operator requires a paper version of your booking voucher. Showing them your voucher on your smartphone won’t cut it, we’re afraid. No refund can be given to customers who rock up empty-handed, so be organized folks. 

Wear comfortable shoes and bring an umbrella (it’s London, after all), you’ll be doing quite a bit of walking on this tour and the show goes on rain or shine. 

Tour stops, tastings and the number of tastings may change slightly depending on seasonal produce, venue’s opening hours and availability. Don’t fret though, guides make sure this tour is a standout year-round, and have equally amazing alternatives up their sleeves should the occasion call for it.

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