London

London's historic pubs guided food tour

Visit a 500-year-old pub, taste the traditional pork pie dish and enter the pub that held the Crown Jewels.

Price

From 80.00 €

Guide

English

Duration

3 hours and 30 minutes

Cancellation policy

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start of the experience.

Description

Enjoy a guided food tour through London's most famous pubs! You will first stop at a 500-year-old pub where you will taste a classic pork pie dish and learn about the connection between Queen Elizabeth and the tree outside the pub.

Then, you will stop at a pub designed by the same architect who created St. Paul's Cathedral. There, you will enjoy a pint of cider and a sausage roll.

You will then step back into the past and have a drink at the favorite pub of many renowned authors such as Charles Dickens.

Your tour will continue with a visit to another pub where you will hear about the cock ale, a centuries-old drink that was made with cockerel.

You will end your tour at a pub that once held the Crown Jewels and taste some sweets such as profiteroles, brownies and waffles paired with a glass of sparkling wine.

Highlights

Visit a 500-year-old pub
Taste the traditional pork pie dish
Enter the pub that held the Crown Jewels

What's included?

Included

Drinks
Guided walking tour
Food tasting
Local guide

Not included

Tips

Where

Meeting point:

St Andrews H C F, Saint Andrew Street, London, UK

Entrance via the gates on Holborn Viaduct (side of the church) or St Andrew’s St (front of the church). The garden is a square area with benches towards the front entrance of the church. Your guide will be holding a red Devour tote bag or sign.

Map

Important information

Not suitable for:

people under 18
vegans
people with lactose or gluten intolerance
people with reduced mobility

Know in advance:

if you have any dietary restrictions, please contact the local supplier after booking. You will find their contact details in your voucher
the local tour operator complies with all local government regulations. Please refer to local government guidelines for the most up-to-date information