Secret Food Tour in London: London Bridge and Borough Market. Your guides are real foodies, and they have made it their goal to introduce visitors to the ‘excellence of British’ traditional food. During the Christmas times you will be welcomed with mulled wine all around. The guides will be sharing with you their local knowledge of the dining culture and latest gastronomy trends. The local guides will take you to food shops, beloved by the area’s locals, and we are sure that you’ll fall in love with them too. If you are a foodie, this is a tour you should get done when you are in London. And London tour packages won’t disappoint you in any way.

You’ll get to try many famous British foods and delicasies, all guaranteed to get your taste buds tingling. Firstly, your local London guide will take you to the exciting Borough Market to soak up the atmosphere, see the 100 different stalls and eat some English fudges/chocolate. This eating paradise was not even on the tourist foodie radar a few years ago.Still in the market, you will try award winning Lincolnshire sausages followed by the best and most fresh fish and chips in town (and you will get to see the difference between ‘chips’ and ‘French fries’).

Next will see local chocolate and cheese shops and try freshly baked homemade bread from the famous Bread Ahead Bakery.Your tour will continue to a historic pub where you can try the best of British cheeses, served with grapes, fig cakes and chutneys Washed down with real London Beers, Ales, or delicious ciders (or non-alcoholic options). You’ll also see the world famous London Bridge and Tower Bridge along the River Thames and also the Battleship HMS Belfast. Finally, the tour ends with classic desserts, such as cheese cakes, chocolate brownies or treacle sponge pudding all washed down with a pot of refreshing tea. Oh, and of course there’s the delicious secret dish too which we are sure you wouldn’t want to miss after an all day tour!

London Bridge has a flourishing market and food scene, mixed with real London life, historic culture and charming ambiance. The area is packed with exciting little back streets, pubs and market stalls, all adding to its appeal as a unique London food destination.

You can’t go to London Bridge without going to Borough Market and seeing the River Thames. During your tour, your guide will entertain/enlighten you with stories about the area, and by the end, you’ll have a great understanding of the city’s food, its history and culture along with some top tips about the best places to visit.