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Explore some of the most opulent areas of central London, where the famous and wealthy live and play

Highlights:
Sample some of the best desserts and chocolates in London — if not in the world!
Have the quintessential English experience!
Indulge in chocolates, cakes, and scones (with cream and jam), enjoyed over a cup of England’s finest tea
Visit the Queen’s own grocer and see the foods that are served at Buckingham Palace
Listen in on the funny and sometimes shocking tales of life in Mayfair and Soho, the two most iconic districts of London
Visit one of the most lavish and outlandish chocolate stores ever created
Come hang out like an A-lister in London’s Soho and Mayfair neighbourhoods — the playground of the rich and famous! We’re going to stuff ourselves with delectable desserts and chocolates and experience traditional English tea and scones, while uncovering the funny and shocking tales of the people who have made central London one of the most entertaining places in the world.

Starting in Piccadilly Circus (London’s beating heart), this stylish London food tour will take you through some of the city’s best spots for chocolates, desserts, and British tea and scones!

We’ll begin with a visit to the Queen’s own grocer and see some of the foods available within Buckingham Palace. You’ll also get to discover some of the greatest luxury brands at the world’s first glass-enclosed arcade, which just happens to be frequented by Hollywood A-listers, European aristocrats, and other rich and famous folks when they’re in town.
We’ll then dip a toe into London’s iconic Soho district as we explore Carnaby Street’s food and vibrant culture, and learn the funny — and sometimes scandalous — stories of the writers, musicians, and actors who have all called this corner of London their home.

From there, we’ll visit one of the most lavish, outlandish chocolate and cake stores you’ve ever seen, where even the statues can be eaten! And then for the grand finale, we’ll finish at luxury store built from the wood of former wooden warships from the British Navy, but now converted into one of the most opulent department stores in central London. Here, we’ll relax with English tea and scones to finish off your proper English afternoon!

Meeting/pick-up point: Piccadilly Circus, next to the winged Statue of Eros. Your guide will have a red and white umbrella with the words “Tour Guide” written on it.
Duration: 2.5 hours.
Start/opening time: 11am.
End/closing time: approximately 1:30pm.
Languages: English.
Others: Inclusions: Local English-speaking guide, bottle of water, barista-made coffee, a pastry, and chocolate and dessert samplings. Recommended to wear closed-toe shoes; no flip-flops, please. Exclusions: Additional purchases from the venues, tips/gratuities for your guide.