The Delicious Taste of London Returns to Regent’s Park 2025

Last updated: 10 March 2025

To the delight of every foodie I know, Taste of London is returning to the city once again and running from  18 – 22 June 2025.

High profile restaurants, top-notch chefs, and artisan producers will descend on Regents Park for the food festival everyone has come to love and to celebrate all things gastronomic.  Taste of London brings over 150+ various dishes for visitors to sample, enjoy, and discover new favourites. To be honest, that’s our favourite (delicious) part….  

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What to Expect from Taste of London?

An assortment of tasty, tantalising, and sensational flavours which will make your tastebuds dance, your tummy rumble, and heart sing. In short, there’s a smorgasbord of delicious foods on offer! Thousands of visitors will pour through the gates with a keen desire to sample anything and everything from the 36 restaurants and 150 speciality producers which will have a presence onsite, not to mention, savouring the many cooking demonstrations taking place over the five sumptuous days!

What’s On for 2025?

If previous years are anything to go by, there will be plenty on offer! Whilst details are slowly being released in the lead up to June, we can attest from our previous visits that there will be much to do, eat, and experience during your time at Taste of London. Alongside the cornucopia of foodie delights on offer, there will be a variety of masterclasses and experiences to enjoy as well. Here’s a selection of highlights that have made our To Visit List! 

Obsessed with The Bear on Disney+?

The Bear comes to Taste for an immersive eating experience, serving up big and brash flavours with everything from beef cheek and bone marrow doughnuts to potato röstis with cheddar and comté custard on the menu

Learn to BBQ 

BBQ Cook School will ensure you secure ‘best barbecuer’ amongst your mates this summer as you’re about to learn all the tips and tricks you need to tame the power of the flame.

Discover insider secrets from the city’s best live fire chefs, and have all your burning questions answered by veterans of the trade. 

Craft Beer and Cider Trail

If you’re into craft beer and cider, this is the experience for you. Sample your way through a selection of craft beer from the UK’s best brewers with tasty morsels with craft ales. Master brewers will be onhand to answer all your burning questions.

Grana Padano PDO Cheese & Prosecco DOC

Say ‘si!’ to an Aperitivo moment with the savoury bites of Grana Padano PDO cheese and the fresh bubbles of Prosecco DOC.

There will also be a cocktail bar where you can have a delightful journey through taste.

Taste of Saudi Culture

Sample some traditional dishes, haggle at the souk market where you can buy herbs, spices, games and gifts. In keeping with Islamic culture this stand is dry, offering non-alcoholic options such as mocktails and yummy ice cream stations.

For the more details of the 2025 line up, be sure to check out the Taste of London website. 

Taste of London 2025 Tickets

There’s currently a wait list for tickets. You can pop your name on the mailing list to be notified when the pre-sale opens here.

This year, we’ll be returning to Regent’s Park for eight delicious sessions spread across 5 food-fuelled days.

• Weds 18 June 17:30-21:30
• Thurs 19 June 12:00-16:00 & 17:30-21:30
• Fri 20 June 12:00-16:00 & 17:30-21:30
• Sat 21 June 12:00-16:00 & 17:30-21:30
• Sun 22 June 12:00-17:00

Ticket Types

We’re awaiting confirmation on the specifics of ticketing for 2025. Here’s what last year’s ticketing looked like: 

• Taste Pass – £24. Entry to Taste of London. Personally we think the Tasting Ticket provide more value for money
• Tasting Ticket – £38. This is our favourite ticket because it not only allows entry but also two signature dish vouchers. Yum! 
• Taste Lovers Multiple Entry Pass – £35. It does what it says on the tin. Multiple entry but no included dishes
• VIP Package – For those who enjoy a lil luxury whilst dining (such as fast-entry, VIP lounge, 2 or 3 dish inclusions, etc)

Oh and just quickly, if you’re looking for some other date/couple things to do then we suggest checking out our post on 37 couple things to do in London which has some really fun date ideas. 

Accessibility 

Technically Taste of London is step-free, however it is an outdoor event and subject to London’s weather.

We will be offering the following for accessible customers:

• Accessible toilets throughout the event
• Braille menus – Pick these up at the Information Point
• Large print menus -mPick these up at the Information Point or speak to individual restaurant teams
• Priority seating – marked by stickers throughout the festival
• Hearing loops – available at all Cook School classes – You’ll need to use the ‘T setting’ and connect to the available audio
• BSL interpreters: please fill out this form to request BSL interpreters at live demonstrations (you’ll need a booking reference for the form)
• Assistance Dog Spend area
• Changing Places Toilet – West Toilet Block
• Wheelchair hire: from the Box Office at Taste of London – you must book this in advance
• Stewards to help with any difficulties that may arise over your visit

Taste of London – Years gone by…

Until we have more updates to share about Taste of London 2025, here’s some insights from our visit in years gone by…

If your pants are bursting at the seams, fear not.  It is definitely not time to leave! Talks and cooking demonstrations are a part of the schedule.  This year, AEG is running a Tasteology masterclass, Cocktail bars and tastings are a plenty. AEG is running a live Taste Theatre experience with some world-renowned chefs.

Asda teamed up with Leith’s School of Food & Wine to educate patrons on meat cuts and cooking methods right in time for the summer BBQ season.  I got a front row seat and thoroughly enjoyed the session on cuts of beef.

Here we got the opportunity to cook with School of Wok star Jeremy Pang! Incredible experience to cook with authentic Asian woks as well as sample delectable scallops.

Insider tips

Those planning a visit to the Taste of London should consider planning their route around the exhibitors.  It’s busy, it’s crowded and you really don’t want to miss out on ‘that’ morsel of delishness.  I suggest you download a copy of the venue map from the Taste Festivals website.

Being a slightly freakishly organised human, I printed the menu in A3 and trawled through it with a highlighter in hand, marking all dishes of interest and cross referencing this against the exhibitor list and the map and planned my route accordingly.

The Essentials

Taste of London

• Where: Regent’s Park, Outer Circle, London, NW1 5HA
• When: 18 – 22 June 2025
• Transport: Nearest tube stations are: Baker St, Great Portland St or Regents Park
• Cost: Check back for 2025 pricing 

Verdict

We absolutely LOVED this festival.  If you love food, do not miss this! It’s only on for five days so plan ahead.

Is 2025 your year for Taste of London? Let us know if you’re planning on attending and what you’re most looking forward to!