Fish & Chips & Pint Tour of Soho

Name: Fish & Chips & Pint Tour of Soho
Start: 2026-07-20T19:30:00Z
Location: London

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US$40.20 per guest

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For each guest that attends this experience, byFood will donate
10 meals

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Experience Details

What You’ll Experience

Where to Meet

Location

London

Duration

2 hours 30 minutes

Number of Guests

1 - 15 guests

Language

Spanish

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Mobile or paper ticket accepted

Explore Soho's vibrant history and culture with a guided tour that includes a fish & chips tasting and a refreshing local pint. Discover iconic landmarks and Soho's musical legacy on foot.

For each guest that attends this experience, byFood will donate
10 meals

Experience Details

Discover Soho on this Spanish tour of one of London’s most popular areas. The experience combines history, culture, leisure and gastronomy, and includes a fish & chip tasting and a pint of local beer.

The route begins at Piccadilly Circus and takes in iconic landmarks such as Regent Street, Carnaby Street and The Spirit of Soho mural, as you learn about the neighborhood’s history and social transformation.

Stroll along Wardour Street, Old Compton Street and Frith Street to discover the role of Soho in London music, from jazz to British rock. You will also learn about the history of John Snow and his research on the 1854 cholera outbreak.

During the tour we will stop to taste fish & chips. Then we will cross Chinatown and Leicester Square, and visit Cecil Court and Goodwin’s Court before finishing at Covent Garden. There we will enter a traditional pub to enjoy a local beer included in the activity.

What You Get

Half a pint of beer.

Fish and chips tasting.

Local guide in Spanish

Good To Know

Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Public transportation options are available nearby
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Service animals allowed

What You’ll Experience

Piccadilly Circus (Pass By)

The tour begins next to the famous light screens and fountain of the Shaftesbury Memorial. This busy junction, surrounded by theatres and shops, is one of the most recognisable images of central London.

Soho (Pass By)

On the way to Regent Street, the evolution of Soho is presented, a multicultural neighborhood closely linked to immigration, music, nightlife and the creative industries.

Regent Street (Pass By)

This elegant shopping avenue stands out for its architecture and characteristic curved facades. It was originally designed by John Nash to connect Regent’s Park to the St James’s area.

Carnaby Street (Pass By)

Carnaby Street became a symbol of youth fashion and Swinging London during the 1960s. Nearby is Kingly Court, a lively courtyard with restaurants spread over three floors.

Spirit of Soho Mural (Pass By)

Completed in 1991, this colorful community mural depicts characters, businesses and traditions related to Soho's history and cultural identity.

The John Snow (Pass By)

This stop provides insight into the story of physician John Snow, whose research linked the 1854 cholera outbreak to a nearby water pump and changed the understanding of the spread of disease.

Wardour Street (Pass By)

On this street was the most famous headquarters of the legendary Marquee Club between 1964 and 1988. Their stage hosted some of the most important bands and figures in British rock.

Old Compton Street (Pass By)

One of the liveliest streets in Soho, known for its cosmopolitan atmosphere, its restaurants, its old musical venues and its importance to the LGBTQ+ community. In this area you will taste the authentic English fish and chips.

Frith Street (Pass By)

This street is closely related to the cultural and musical history of Soho. Classical composers, artists, writers and great jazz figures coexisted in it.

Shaftesbury Avenue (Pass By)

One of the main theatre arteries in the West End, surrounded by historic theatres that have turned this area into an important centre for musicals and performing arts.

Chinatown (Pass By)

The tour continues between ornamental doors, lanterns, restaurants and Asian shops. The neighborhood, organized mainly around Gerrard Street, reflects the influence of the Chinese community in London.

Leicester Square (Pass By)

One of the main centres of London entertainment, known for its cinemas, theatres and film premieres. Its central garden offers a little respite between the busy streets of the West End.

Cecil Court (Pass By)

Two alleys that retain a unique atmosphere. Cecil Court stands out for its bookstores and storefronts, while Goodwin’s Court surprises with its narrow dimensions and old facades with projecting windows.

Covent Garden (Pass By)

One of London’s liveliest areas, famous for its historic market, square, theatres, restaurants and street performers’ shows.

Marquess of Anglesey

The experience ends at this traditional pub in Covent Garden, known for its welcoming and lively atmosphere. A pint of local beer included in the tour is served at this property.

30 minutesAdmission Ticket Included