Eatwith London: £10 Off Your First Experience Over £80 With a Referral Code

Eatwith offers meals, cooking classes, tastings and food tours hosted by local people. New customers can enter referral code 6E7ADB15 when booking an eligible first experience and get £10 off a first booking over £80.

Referral code: we may receive Eatwith credit after you attend your qualifying experience.

How does Eatwith work?

Eatwith is a marketplace for hosted food experiences. You choose an event, date and number of seats, then book through the platform. A supper club is usually a shared meal with other guests; a private event is a different booking. Read the listing carefully rather than assuming every dinner takes place in a home or includes a cooking lesson.

The host sets the menu and describes the setting. Check whether your request needs approval and wait for confirmation before treating the evening as booked. Keep booking messages and payment on Eatwith, and read the event-specific cancellation terms.

What can you book on Eatwith in London?

The selection changes with host availability, but it can include:

• Hosted lunches, dinners and brunches
• Cooking classes followed by a shared meal
• Food markets and neighbourhood food tours
• Wine, cheese and other tastings
• Private meals for a group
• Social dining events with other guests

London experiences are currently advertised on Eatwith. For example, Youtori’s Japanese supper club in Shoreditch showed a public shared dinner, up to ten guests and a selectable future event date when checked on 19 October 2026. This confirms a live listing, not availability for every travel date. Open the calendar and check seats before organising your evening.

Eatwith’s London selection and London events feed also let you explore cooking classes and food tours. These are starting points rather than guaranteed bookings. Read what is included: drinks, extra courses, transport and the final booking total can vary.

Is Eatwith good value?

Eatwith is usually better compared with a food tour, cooking class or special dinner than with a cheap neighbourhood restaurant. The value comes from meeting the host, hearing their story and taking part in an experience.

For a cheaper option, sort by price, compare several dates and look for new hosts offering introductory pricing. Never book an expensive experience only to use a small referral credit.

How to choose a suitable London dinner

Start with the location and journey home. A cheaper event across London may be less convenient once you add transport. Compare recent reviews, the menu and the setting, then check whether the price is per person and what happens if the host cannot accommodate your date.

For allergies or dietary requirements, message the host before booking and wait for a clear answer. A vegetarian option is not the same as an assurance about allergens. Check step-free access, stairs and seating needs directly too. Ask whether drinks are included or you can bring your own, rather than arriving with assumptions.

What to expect if you attend alone

Look for a public shared table that accepts one guest, rather than a private-group booking. Ask the host whether other guests are expected and whether there is a minimum group size. An advertised maximum does not tell you how many people have booked.

Going alone can make it easier to join conversations than eating at a separate restaurant table, but the atmosphere depends on the host and guests. Arrive at the stated time, introduce yourself and use the menu as an easy conversation starter. You do not need to be an expert on food. A cooking class may suit you better if you prefer an activity to open-ended conversation.

Confirm the address and return route before leaving. Respect that a home-hosted meal is someone’s private space, and ask before photographing people or their home.

What should you check before paying?

• Recent guest reviews
• The full menu and dietary information
• Whether drinks are included
• Exact start time and approximate duration
• Host confirmation requirements
• Cancellation and refund deadline
• Accessibility information
• The final price after the referral code

Referral eligibility and exclusions

The published programme is for a friend’s first experience, so treat it as a new-customer offer, not a repeat-booking discount. In pounds, the code gives £10 off a first booking over £80, so £80 exactly does not qualify. Eatwith’s help centre describes the same reward in euros as €10 off a first experience over €90.

Referral credit cannot be combined with other offers. Eatwith’s promo-code instructions also say only one code can be used per booking and codes cannot be added after payment. No expiry date for this specific code was independently confirmed. If it is rejected, check with Eatwith support before paying rather than expecting a refund for the missing discount.

Eatwith questions

Sources and checks

• Eatwith London experiences
• Eatwith referral programme explanation
• How to apply an Eatwith promo code

Checked: 19 October 2026. Official referral and promo-code guidance reviewed and the £10 off over £80 terms confirmed for this code.