Brighton Food Tours

About

Brighton Food Tours: walking tours for foodies.

 

The first foodie walking tour company in Brighton.

 

If you’re a foodie and you’re looking for something different to do in Brighton, our walking food tours are just the ticket.

 

We’re passionate and proud of our homegrown and offbeat indy food & drink scene and we want to share it with you.

 

Whether you’re a leisure or business visitor to Brighton or locals like us, we’ll take you on a journey to enjoy the taste of real independent Brighton beyond just the pier, pavilion and the pebble beach.

 

Experience a different flavour of our quirky and spirited city whilst discovering a selection of our favourite foodie Brighton hotspots. Go off the beaten track to meet some of Brighton’s most exciting and unusual independent vendors and producers. Hear the stories, passions and politics behind their products and best of all, try some tasty samples…

 

Our signature V.I.B Food Tour is a celebration of independent Brighton – packed with the eclectic sights and tastes from the unique makers to the unsung heroes of Brighton’s indy food & drink scene.

 

Over the course of approx. 3 hours you’ll get a bit of everything: visit off-the-beaten-track street food stalls, hear about eco-aware sustainable food systems, get down and dirty with the most passionate burger-makers in town, meet food industry revolutionaries, re-live the quintessential old-school seaside Brighton… and a whole lot more.

 

We can provide food tours for groups of many sizes, just tell us how many people are in your group and we will organise a bespoke Food Tour for you all.

 

Praise from Brighton Food Tours customers:

 

“Really excellent. Had a great time – just the right time walking and amount of food!” (Chelsea, new Brighton resident)

 

“It’s local, small & poseur-free. It was real food. A Jay Rainer experience!” (Elaine, visitor to Brighton)

 

 “People so rarely walk around their own cities. Brighton Food Tours helps people to re-discover and feel closer to the place they live” (Erin, Brighton resident)