



by Sherpa Food tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$198.38This 3.5-hour Sherpa Food Tour takes place in Soho, London, and includes visits to five selected restaurants with more than ten tastings of British, Indian, and Taiwanese dishes. The tour starts near Covent Garden, where the guide introduces the best restaurants in the area. Participants then walk to Neal's Yard, a colorful and quieter corner of London located between Covent Garden and Seven Dials. The group visits a well-known Soho cheese shop that specializes in British cheeses and supports traditional producers. The tour continues past Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club, where the guide shares stories about Soho's musical and counterculture history. At Seven Dials, where seven streets meet, the food tastings begin in earnest. Near Soho Square, there is a dedicated stop at a British bistro for the Premium option, featuring seasonal dishes and wine from a Sussex vineyard, or a serving of traditional fish and chips for the Classic option. The next stop offers authentic Indian street food with a variety of spicy and flavorful dishes. The tour passes Wardour Street, known for its association with music legends and counterculture movements of the 1960s and 1970s. Participants view a mural celebrating Soho's diverse spirit. Returning to Neal's Yard, the group tastes Michelin-recognized Taiwanese-style buns known for their soft texture and bold flavors. The tour ends at an independent local pub where the final tasting is served: an award-winning chocolate paired with beer for the Premium option, or a traditional British pub dessert for the Classic option. Vegetarian and gluten-free menus are available upon request. The tour is led by a local guide and includes all tastings and visits but excludes gratuities and transportation. The minimum age for alcoholic drinks is 18.
Covent Garden
The guide introduces guests to top restaurants in this neighborhood. The tour includes visits to five restaurants where over ten different dishes and drinks are tasted to represent London cuisine.
10 min
Neal's Yard
Located between Covent Garden and Seven Dials, Neal’s Yard is a small colorful area set away from the West End crowds, accessed via narrow passageways.
Soho Cheese Shop
The tour stops at a well-known cheese shop in Soho, celebrated for its selection of British cheeses and support of traditional producers across the UK.
15 min
Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club
This stop highlights Soho’s cultural past, referencing legends like Hendrix and Mozart. It introduces the neighborhood’s history as a hub of music and counterculture.
5 min
Seven Dials
At this junction where seven streets meet, the tour explores a location rich in London history and character, setting the scene for the food tastings to come.
15 min
British Cuisine Stop near Soho Square
Here the tour features a dedicated stop for British food. The Premium option visits a farm-to-table bistro with seasonal game meats and wine from Sussex. The Classic option serves traditional fish and chips, a staple of London’s food scene.
40 min
Indian Street Food
This stop offers authentic Indian street food with a range of spices and flavors, including coastal curries and chaat, reflecting the diversity of Indian cuisine.
30 min
Wardour Street
This location is known for its association with 1960s and 1970s counterculture, including music icons and social movements like punk and queer pride.
5 min
Soho Mural
A mural representing Soho’s history and spirit, highlighting stories of local misfits and cultural icons.
5 min
Neal's Yard
Guests taste Michelin-recognized Taiwanese-style buns known for their soft texture and bold flavors, representing contemporary creativity in London’s food scene.
30 min
Local Pub
The tour ends at an independent pub known for its character. The Premium experience includes a chocolate tasting paired with beer, while the Classic option offers a traditional British pub dessert.
30 min
We'll meet you at the entrance of The Crown, the bright orange bar located on one of the corners of the iconic Seven Dials.




by Sherpa Food tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$198.38This 3.5-hour Sherpa Food Tour takes place in Soho, London, and includes visits to five selected restaurants with more than ten tastings of British, Indian, and Taiwanese dishes. The tour starts near Covent Garden, where the guide introduces the best restaurants in the area. Participants then walk to Neal's Yard, a colorful and quieter corner of London located between Covent Garden and Seven Dials. The group visits a well-known Soho cheese shop that specializes in British cheeses and supports traditional producers. The tour continues past Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club, where the guide shares stories about Soho's musical and counterculture history. At Seven Dials, where seven streets meet, the food tastings begin in earnest. Near Soho Square, there is a dedicated stop at a British bistro for the Premium option, featuring seasonal dishes and wine from a Sussex vineyard, or a serving of traditional fish and chips for the Classic option. The next stop offers authentic Indian street food with a variety of spicy and flavorful dishes. The tour passes Wardour Street, known for its association with music legends and counterculture movements of the 1960s and 1970s. Participants view a mural celebrating Soho's diverse spirit. Returning to Neal's Yard, the group tastes Michelin-recognized Taiwanese-style buns known for their soft texture and bold flavors. The tour ends at an independent local pub where the final tasting is served: an award-winning chocolate paired with beer for the Premium option, or a traditional British pub dessert for the Classic option. Vegetarian and gluten-free menus are available upon request. The tour is led by a local guide and includes all tastings and visits but excludes gratuities and transportation. The minimum age for alcoholic drinks is 18.
Covent Garden
The guide introduces guests to top restaurants in this neighborhood. The tour includes visits to five restaurants where over ten different dishes and drinks are tasted to represent London cuisine.
10 min
Neal's Yard
Located between Covent Garden and Seven Dials, Neal’s Yard is a small colorful area set away from the West End crowds, accessed via narrow passageways.
Soho Cheese Shop
The tour stops at a well-known cheese shop in Soho, celebrated for its selection of British cheeses and support of traditional producers across the UK.
15 min
Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club
This stop highlights Soho’s cultural past, referencing legends like Hendrix and Mozart. It introduces the neighborhood’s history as a hub of music and counterculture.
5 min
Seven Dials
At this junction where seven streets meet, the tour explores a location rich in London history and character, setting the scene for the food tastings to come.
15 min
British Cuisine Stop near Soho Square
Here the tour features a dedicated stop for British food. The Premium option visits a farm-to-table bistro with seasonal game meats and wine from Sussex. The Classic option serves traditional fish and chips, a staple of London’s food scene.
40 min
Indian Street Food
This stop offers authentic Indian street food with a range of spices and flavors, including coastal curries and chaat, reflecting the diversity of Indian cuisine.
30 min
Wardour Street
This location is known for its association with 1960s and 1970s counterculture, including music icons and social movements like punk and queer pride.
5 min
Soho Mural
A mural representing Soho’s history and spirit, highlighting stories of local misfits and cultural icons.
5 min
Neal's Yard
Guests taste Michelin-recognized Taiwanese-style buns known for their soft texture and bold flavors, representing contemporary creativity in London’s food scene.
30 min
Local Pub
The tour ends at an independent pub known for its character. The Premium experience includes a chocolate tasting paired with beer, while the Classic option offers a traditional British pub dessert.
30 min
We'll meet you at the entrance of The Crown, the bright orange bar located on one of the corners of the iconic Seven Dials.