London's historic pubs guided food tour

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
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Activity package

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Facilities

Free cancellation
mobile
4 hours
Available in English

What's included

  • Drinks
  • Guided walking tour
  • Food tasting
  • Local guide

Not included

  • Tips

Where you'll meet

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.

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Walks

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

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