Notting Hill London: History, Culture, Food & Things to Do
A true West London neighborhood, Notting Hill’s colored buildings, cultural activities, and leafy streets give it a special appeal. Once just another rural area, Notting Hill slowly grew throughout the 19th century into a residential hub, particularly for Caribbean migrants in the post-war era, shaping its cultural identity. Neighborhood Overview...
London Food & Drink
It’s time to get appy! Eating London’s 5 essential food apps
London is bursting with award-winning restaurants, cool eateries, vibrant markets and an endless list of places to eat. In fact, some even say that London is the food capital of the world! It’s no surprise then that with so many delicious options on offer, deciding where to eat in London...
Eating on the cheap – The best of London’s budget dining
Budget dining in London? Could such a thing be possible? After all, on the cash spectrum, London is renowned for the exact opposite, and, for the most part, this reputation is spot on. Nonetheless, with a little bit of research, there are many ways to experience London on the cheap....
Five English Breakfasts You Have To Try
Cereal and toast are staple breakfasts in England, especially on busy days. However, when we’ve got a bit more time, us Brits love to make a song and dance about breakfast. So, let’s put the Weetabix away and check out what England has to offer when it comes to, arguably,...
The Best Restaurants & Shops of Spitalfields Market
Spitalfields Market, one of the highlights of East London, has been an institution and destination for locals and visitors since 1638. The location is rich with history and packed with stalls and stores with everything on offer from cupcakes to makeup, vinyl records to vintage clothing! The market is part...
Everything you need to know about Brick Lane but were afraid to ask
It’s safe to say that East London has changed quite a lot over the years. Once an area associated with slums and crime, the East End is now known more for its curries and vintage markets than it is for its unsavoury past. It offers locals and tourists alike an...
How to make a traditional English breakfast
Let me start this by saying, I’m an American. While I’ve taken great pains to bring you the steps to making a traditional English fry-up, bear in mind that I’m from Miami, not Manchester. Handle your pitchforks accordingly! Okay, let’s dig in! Traditional English Breakfast Recipe Here’s what you’ll need...
Where to eat in London’s Chinatown for a taste of the Orient
Visitors to London have a wealth of world renowned attractions, landmarks, and cultural highlights at their fingertips, and this expansive experience continues when your tummy begins to rumble. As the choice of dining venues in London is so vast, perhaps consider which part of the world you’d like to sample...
What to do and where to eat in London this winter
Just being in London warms the Cockney cockles of my heart! No matter the season, the city is overflowing with fun activities and great places to tuck into a tasty meal. Winter has now well and truly set in, and though there’s no snow (yet), there’s a very discernable chill...
Eating Europe Tours
Already traveling in a large group or want something different? All our tours can be taken privately or we can create a tour just for you!
- Private tour
- Mon - Fri
- 2.5 Hours
- Private tour
Budapest Food Tour: Local Tastings & Drinks
See Street Art & Visit a Local Ruin Bar
- Daily
- 3 Hours
- Small Group
