The Camden Fine Food Tour: People travel from all over the world to visit Camden Market!This tour gives you a unique access to the most important market in London. Maybe the world! Well it’s certainly the place where food, music, fashion and culture in a way that is totally unique. The area is vibrant and exciting. Visiting Camden will take your taste buds on an incredible journey.
Camden’s food story is one of rebellion, diversity, and mouthwatering innovation—a true reflection of London’s ever-changing culinary landscape.
Dockworkers’ Fuel – The Regent’s Canal brought trade, and with it, pie-and-mash shops and pubs feeding laborers and horse-market traders.
Jewish Influence – Eastern European immigrants introduced salt beef bagels and smoked salmon to the area—tastes still found at long-running delis.
Punk Meets Food – As Camden Market exploded with counterculture, food stalls catered to crowds with jacket potatoes, churros, and early global street food.
Cult Classics Born – Institutions like Chin Chin Labs (London’s first nitro ice cream) and The Cheese Wheel (pasta tossed in parmesan) began as Camden Market experiments.
Global Grazing – Today’s Camden Market and Buck Street Market serve everything from Korean fried chicken to Venezuelan arepas and vegan junk food.
Breweries & Bites – Craft beer hubs (Camden Town Brewery) sit alongside sourdough pizza pioneers (Purezza) in London’s most eclectic food quarter.
Few places mix London’s working-class history with cutting-edge eats quite like Camden—where every bite comes with a side of attitude.
Taste the revolution! Join our Camden Food Tour to eat through the decades.