• Rivington Street - Discover parts of Victorian London untouched for over a century alongside the vibrant and modern Brick Lane. Experience a fusion of diverse cuisines and cultures, and learn about the historic Truman’s Brewery, dating back to the mid-1600s, once the world’s largest brewery.

Your three-hour tour kicks off near Old Street Station, where you’ll enjoy craft beer and artisan doughnuts. Next, savor kosher bagels and local real ale or wine. Explore the lively Spitalfields Market and indulge in delicious morcilla or Basque pintxos from Sagardi. Further along, taste homemade pakora, bhaji, or samosa from one of Brick Lane’s oldest Bangladeshi sweet shops. By the tour’s end, you’ll have a rich taste of the East End, complemented by a spicy side of history.

• Shoreditch - Tucked away in the trendy Shoreditch district lies a hidden Victorian-era gem. While details are kept under wraps to preserve the surprise, this area was once the epicenter of a significant movement in London that influenced the entire United Kingdom.

• Brick Lane - Stroll down the vibrant Brick Lane in the East End, experiencing the sights, tastes, and sounds that make it a top London destination. From stunning street art and food to live music, this area has recently embraced a bohemian vibe, adding to its charm.

• The Old Truman Brewery - Dating back to the mid-1600s, Truman’s Brewery was once the world’s largest. We’ll explore where workers clocked in and out, discussing the building’s history and future. The iconic brick chimney stands as a testament to the area’s industrial past, including breweries, factories, tanneries, distilleries, and brick kilns. The tour will delve into this rich history.

• Fournier Street - Walk through the area once home to French Huguenots exiled from France in the 1600s. Their historic houses remain, now with significant value. This area is also known as Jack the Ripper’s old haunt, which we’ll explore further.

• Christ Church Spitalfields - Built in 1714 by Nicholas Hawksmoor, a student of Christopher Wren, this church has stood resiliently, even during the Blitz. Initially mocked, its design is now celebrated for its beauty. We’ll discuss its history outside the church and enjoy views of other notable landmarks.

• Brick Lane Market - Often overshadowed by Spitalfields Market, Brick Lane Market is a hidden gem known to few tourists. Open on weekends and occasionally Fridays, if our tour coincides, we’ll explore its offerings.

• Old Spitalfields Market - One of London’s oldest markets, it has evolved from humble fruit and vegetable stalls to a chic and trendy hub. From lattes to haircuts, it offers everything you could want. The building itself is a marvel, with its cathedral-like steel beams and expansive space, making it easy to lose oneself in its charm.

• Unlimited alcohol including craft beer, real ale, and wine.
• A variety of food options from snacks to hearty portions.
• Multiple stops each offering different sizes of meals.

Walking Food & Drink Tours in London are essential experiences. Walk Eat Talk Eat’s East London food tour was the pioneer in the area. Now, the tours also extend to the South and West of London.

Thousands of customers have joined, countless stories have been shared, and the 3000th salt beef bagel is soon to be served.

The East End Tour operates throughout the week, while the Hidden Gems and Portobello Tales tours are held on weekends.

Why choose East London? The food is exceptional, the history is rich, and the tour guides are locals who know the area intimately and enjoy sharing their favorite spots.

The operator has lived in London for over ten years and finds the city continually surprising with its hidden secrets, both old and new. The unique essence of the tours comes from the operator and the guides, who, even in their free time, seek out new cuisines and explore London’s hidden history to share with you.

• If you have any serious dietary requeimrents, please email us in advance so we can go in search for a delicious substitute.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.