Ted Lasso Filming Locations in Richmond: Private 4-hour Cab Tour

Guide was INCREDIBLE! Knowledgeable about all things Ted Lasso but also details, stories and historical facts about all places visited. Can't miss! Highly recommended for fans of the show!!

It depends on your guide … and mine was great! This tour was very interesting and informative. I was unaware that the various sets for the show were so far apart, nor that the show relies on so much CGI! I learned that from Marc, my guide. We were not able to get in the stands at the pitch due to the reluctance of the present ownership. But, I was able to sneak a few photos. “Nate’s restaurant” was very accessible; Sam’s was not. Rebecca’s house on the Green was recognizable but we could not enter. At the alleyway, I fully expected some local to accost me, calling me a (well, you know the British euphemism used in the show). Fully worth the cost, I really enjoyed the experience. Marc made certain to expand my knowledge of the various areas by letting me know where various celebrities lived (or died) as we drove past.

This tour was very interesting and informative. I was unaware that the various sets for the show were so far apart, nor that the show relies on so much CGI! I learned that from Marc, my guide. We were not able to get in the stands at the pitch due to the reluctance of the present ownership. But, I was able to sneak a few photos. “Nate’s restaurant” was very accessible; Sam’s was not. Rebecca’s house on the Green was recognizable but we could not enter. At the alleyway, I fully expected some local to accost me, calling me a “wanker”! 😀 Fully worth the cost, I really enjoyed the experience. Marc made certain to expand my knowledge of the various areas by letting me know where various celebrities lived (or died) as we drove past.

Our tour guide Matt was beyond outstanding! We first saw Sam Obisanya’s restaurant location. (Funny enough, the real Banksy had just erected a surprise statue near there). We then went to “Taste of Athens” in Notting Hill, and so we asked him to show some additional sights from the movie “Notting Hill” and he happily made it happen. The highlight of the trip was an add-on, since the show wasn’t currently filming, and we were able to go to the actual location for the practice field near Heathrow airport. We even met and talked with Derek, the groundskeeper from the show! (the driver when Ted rides the back of the lawnmower). Lastly, we headed to Richmond where we saw the outside of Rebecca’s house, the Theater which was the location of the charity players’ auction, Nate’s parents’ house, Ted’s apartment door, and of course the iconic corner of Richmond Green where the pub, bench, and phone booth are located. Matt gave us the choice of a ride back into London, or to stay and look around. We decided to stay and have lunch at the pub (where there is a small special section of Ted Lasso pictures). The food was very good (especially the fish and chips). We all shared a “Ted and Beard Toast” there. We also shopped at the nearby Ted Lasso store, which had exclusive Bantr team jerseys for sale on the tiny second floor. The cab ride was a well air-conditioned and quiet hybrid London cab and he had a speaker system to make it easy to have a conversation with Matt while he was driving. We even found out he is a former semi-professional football goalie and a fan of West Ham! Totally worth the extra money for a perfect Ted Lasso fan experience! Thanks again Matt!

This tour was amazing, and we would highly recommend it. Richard was our tour guide for the afternoon and was so personable and knowledgeable about the areas he toured us through. We really enjoyed the Richmond area. Thanks again so much, Richard! Well done.