The Notting Hill Brunch Tour is operated by London Food Tours and bookable through Viator, running for about three hours through the Portobello Road Market area of West London. A local food guide leads a small group through six to eight tastings that combine Caribbean dishes such as jerk chicken and plantain with artisan coffee and brunch fare from cafes along Golborne Road, alongside independent bakeries and deli shops on Westbourne Grove. The tastings lean toward a mix of savoury Caribbean street food and sweeter bakery items, reflecting the area's Trinidadian and Notting Hill Carnival food heritage. The price includes the guide, all tastings, and commentary on the neighbourhood's Caribbean community history; it does not include a full sit-down meal or additional drinks beyond the tastings provided. The tour runs in English at a walking pace with regular stops, and vegetarian options are generally available among the stalls visited, though full dietary customisation is not guaranteed given the market-stall format. Portobello Road Market is busiest on Saturdays, so weekday tours offer a quieter experience.
| Price | Gbp: 65; Usd: 83 |
|---|---|
| Duration | 3 hours |
| Address | Portobello Road Market, Portobello Road, London W11 2DY |
What is included
- Local food guide
- 6–8 food and drink tastings
- Visit to Portobello Road Market
- Stories of Notting Hill's Caribbean community and food heritage
- Small group format
Good to know
- Operator
- London Food Tours (bookable via Viator)
Location
Portobello Road Market, Portobello Road, London W11 2DY
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Highlights
- Portobello Road Market antiques and street food stalls
- Caribbean jerk chicken and plantain at Electric Avenue-style vendors
- Artisan coffee and brunch at Golborne Road cafes
- The story of the Notting Hill Carnival and Trinidadian food culture
- Independent bakeries and deli shops along Westbourne Grove
Tips for visiting
- Arrive with an appetite, as the six to eight tastings can substitute for a full brunch.
- Book a Saturday slot for the full Portobello Market atmosphere, or a weekday for a quieter pace.
- Flag dietary restrictions to the guide at the start, since not every stall can substitute ingredients on request.
- Wear comfortable shoes, as Portobello Road and Golborne Road involve sustained walking.
- Carry some cash, as a few smaller stalls along the route may not accept cards.
Frequently asked questions
Is the tour the same every day?
The route stays similar, but Portobello Road Market is busiest on Saturdays, giving a livelier atmosphere than weekdays.
How is the tour booked?
The tour is operated by London Food Tours and booked through Viator.
Does the tour include alcohol?
The tour focuses on food and coffee tastings rather than alcoholic drinks.
Can vegetarians join?
Vegetarian options are available among the tastings, though the tour also features Caribbean meat dishes as a highlight.
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Notting Hill Brunch Tour
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