British Food Tour - 5 Dishes You HAVE to Try in England! (Americans try British food)

British Food Tour - 5 Dishes You HAVE to Try in England! We've been staying near the Lake District in England for the last few weeks and have been dying to try some of these classic English foods! Watch us Americans try these delicious British foods 😍

Here are all the dishes we tried and their prices:

£7.95 - Full English breakfast
£3.50 - Pasty

£6.30 - Cream Tea for Two

£10.95 - Fish and Chips
£10.95 - Shepherds’ Pie

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[hughesy]

It's refreshing seeing Americans not mocking our food and culture. These guys are really cool great video

[PhyllisGlassupTheBrim]

It's really nice to see American tourists get themselves *out* of London and seeing the 'real' England. I am so pleased that you enjoyed our food <3

[victoriahope]

The great British roast dinner is the one you need, doesn't get more traditional than that 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[MichaelsTightPants]

Perfect tea weather? It could be boiling hot and it's still perfect tea weather

[Muckylittleme]

You guys really bust the myth that Americans are loud and obnoxious abroad.
You are truly lovely unpretentious people and I hope you enjoyed your stay.

[danielohagan]

Too many negative comments. I'm from Leeds (north England. Not quite as north as the Lake District), and it's nice to see people from the US trying the traditional food. Just because it isn't the absolute best iteration of the meal, doesn't take away the fact you're trying something new. I hope you had an awesome time!

[howieboy]

Good on you guys for getting out into the quieter parts of the UK rather than just London. Lake District area is amazing

[davidbrown]

I'm American, the best fish in chips I ever had was at a walk up stand just outside Portsmouth Naval Station, Portsmouth England

[anya]

As a Brit it's nice to have Americans try are foods and not just instantly hate it, but appreciate and realise it's sometimes on taste but it is nice!

[unclejane]

Pub food is nice but for fish and chips it's essential you buy them from a chippy (fish and chip shop).

[jamesvaughan]

Every American that I have met in this country has been so polite. You guys have been a pleasure to watch

[christinewilkinson]

I'm English and feel so proud that you've had a great time in England and enjoyed our food, when its cooked properly our food is amazing 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿❤ x

[digs]

I'm probably an anomaly among Englishmen, but I like American tourists, they're so upbeat.

Who else would describe a scone as magical?

[jasbindersingh]

what two lovely Americans - always welcome over again .

[elmo]

As an Englishman, I thank you for these comments in the video. The traditional Sunday roast is a must try! (But make sure you go to a good traditional pub or better still, home cooked).

[vincentperratore]

"I eat my peas with honey,
"I've done it all my life;
"It makes the peas taste funny,
"But it keeps them on my knife!"

[skandaa]

You didn't try Britain's favourite national dish.... Chicken tikka masala.

[Zseason]

There's something so voyeuristically enjoyable at watching Americans get really exited at stereotypically British meals, they find everything so quaint.

[demonhighwayman]

proper fish and chips comes from a chippy not a pub !

[torinnewton]

As a Brit it’s really nice to see an American explore England outside of London, there is so much more than London in our country