London Culinary and Cultural Food Tour

Embark on a unique London food tour, beginning at Seven Dials. Discover a hidden bakery in Neal's Yard, owned by the most famous restaurant in London, for a delightful treat. Wander through Soho, exploring its rich culture and history. Visit the sites where Bowie or Mozart made history and uncover the intriguing tales of London’s early red-light district.
Enjoy authentic Indian food, savor fine wine and local cider, and try Michelin guide Bao buns. Stop by a legendary pub for the finest Guinness pour in town. Meet new people, indulge in never-before-tasted ice cream and a savory snack on the edge of Chinatown. Discover tales of Soho's vibrant past and its revolutionary fashion streets.

We promise you'll leave full and tipsy, enriched with tips and stories, and having had a truly unique day out. Join us for an unforgettable adventure!

Meeting Point

The Crown

The Crown, 43 Monmouth St, London WC2H 9EW, UK

We will meet under the orange bar called "The Crown". Its one of the corners of the iconic Seven Dials.

What's included:

• Taste 10+ amazing & authentic dishes and drinks
• Visits to five hand-picked restaurants
• 3.5 hour walking tour with a local guide

What to expect:

Duration: 3 hours, 30 minutes

Seven Dials

London

This spot is pure London—charming, chaotic, and packed with history. Seven streets collide here, just like the flavors we’re about to taste. It’s the perfect place to start a food adventure rooted in connection.

15 minutes

Neal's Yard

Monmouth Street, Within Covent Garden And between Shorts Gardens, London, WC2H 9DP

A bold cheddar and chutney sandwich on legendary house bread—paired with their own white wine. It’s rustic, refined, and unapologetically British—from the bakery of London’s Michelin-starred icon.

15 minutes

Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club

47 Frith Street, , London, W1D 4HT

One block, two legends—Hendrix and Mozart. This is where we crack open Soho’s wild history and set the tone for the coolest neighborhood in London.

5 minutes

Frith Street

Frith St, London W1D, UK

A British bistro rooted in farm-to-table tradition—think Barbour jackets, game meats, and a glass of wine from their very own Sussex vineyard. It’s a refined taste of the countryside, right in the heart of Soho.

30 minutes

Charlotte Street

Charlotte St., London W1T, UK

This is true Indian street food—bold, soulful, and layered with spice. From coastal curries to surprise chaat bombs, every bite tells a different story of India’s vibrant food culture.

30 minutes

Wardour Street

London

Bowie. The Stones. The Who. But also punk, protest, queer pride, and wild fashion. In the ‘60s and ‘70s, Soho wasn’t just cool—it was the epicenter of counterculture. Soho doesn’t just host culture—it makes it.

5 minutes

Lexington Street

Lexington St, London W1F, UK

This isn’t just a bite—it’s a message. In London, everyday street food is elevated to world-class levels. The team behind this spot holds 7 Michelin stars across their restaurants. One bite in, and you’ll understand why.

15 minutes

Spirit of Soho Mural

Broadwick St, Carnaby, London W1F 9PE, UK

It’s loud, layered, and full of secrets—just like Soho itself. This mural is a love letter to the neighborhood’s misfits, icons, and endless spirit. Blink, and you’ll miss a dozen stories.

5 minutes

37 Great Windmill St

37 Great Windmill St, London W1D 7LT, UK

A true independent pub—no chains, just charm. We finish with a drink and a warm sticky toffee pudding, because nothing says “you did it” like Britain’s coziest dessert and a proper cheers.

30 minutes