
Borough Market Feast & Medieval London
Come hungry.
Duration: 2.5–3 hours
Meeting: Outside Evans Cycles, corner of Tooley Street & London Bridge
Finish: London Bridge
Group size: Private tours for 1–2, 3–4 or 5–6 guests
Tuesday–Saturday: 10:00am–2:30pm start times
Sunday: 10:00am–1:30pm start times
Monday: No tours
Price: Varies by group size
Come hungry. Leave knowing London differently.
This isn't simply a food tour of Borough Market. It's a journey through one of London's most fascinating neighbourhoods, combining exceptional food with nearly 1,000 years of history, hidden streets and extraordinary stories.
I've personally delivered more than 750 tours here, carefully refining the experience and selecting an array of foods that our guests consistently rave about. Some are British classics, others are completely unexpected — and all have earned their place on the tour.
Our relationships with carefully selected food stops also mean less time standing in Borough Market's famous queues and more time eating and exploring.
Between tastings, we'll leave the crowds behind and discover the remarkable history surrounding the market.
We'll visit Southwark Cathedral, uncover traces of Roman and medieval London, hear about the mudlarkers of the Thames and discover connections with Shakespeare, Anglo-American history and some of London's more colourful characters.
Who were the mysterious Winchester Geese? Where did familiar expressions such as "falling off the wagon" originate? And which modern London building became notorious for concentrating the sun's rays strongly enough to damage a car?
I'll use historic images along the way to help peel back the layers of London and show you what once stood exactly where we're standing today.
There's also a tea masterclass, some places I'm deliberately keeping secret, my favourite street in London — which I'm definitely not revealing here — and a dessert I can only describe as a hug in a pot.
This is a private experience, so there's time to talk, ask questions and follow your curiosity.
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Jump the lines and enjoy your own private feast
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Enjoy some of the best food London has to offer
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Take a walk around medieval London
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Find out where phrases like "being on the Waggon, Being in the Clink , A role in a play come from
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Who where the Winchester Geese ?
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See the inspiration behind Diagon Alley
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Step into London's favourite hidden gem right by the market
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And check out the pirate ship