FOOD TOURER
Where the locals actually eat.
The 10 los angeles food tours travellers book most, gathered in one place. What each one feeds you, how long you walk, who runs the kitchen door, and what a seat at the table costs.
Downtown LA in 3 hours: six stops at Grand Central Market, donuts, French pastry, tacos, and cheese with a small-group walking tour.
Most Popular“It's a wonderful way to enjoy downtown LA historic district. Good food and a bit of history all in one.”
Walk Venice Beach’s canals and boardwalk with a small group, guided history, and six tastings over 3 hours for $98.
“Fabulous introduction to Venice Beach plus variety of delicious food tastings. Guide Steve was extremely personable. Highly recommend this experience. Come hungary.”
Taste Santa Monica’s best donuts on a 2-hour walk: Randy’s, Sidecar, Papi churros and more, with an entertaining guide.
“This was such a fun and delicious tour! I took my daughter as part of her Christmas gift and our guide Chad did not disappoint! He shared so much knowledge: the history of the restaurants, how they craft their donuts, which donuts to try. He even shared some facts about the city of Santa Monica…”
A 3.5-hour Beverly Hills food and film walk with 4 tastings, 2 drinks, and movie-and-fashion stops ending on Rodeo Drive.
“This tour is well planned, delicious, fun, informative and just the right amount of time. Brian has carefully selected the restaurants and tastings through his relationships within the community. He provided good information and fun stories throughout the experience and was well prepared and a wonderful host! He included everyone in the experience and worked…”
Los Angeles food tour on foot from Chinatown to Little Tokyo tastings, historic stops, and Grand Central Market. Small group, 5.5 hours.
“This was a great tour - as much history as delicious food and both were quite good. Ulysses, our guide, kept it interesting and paid attention to the three of us on the tour to make sure we were comfortable and well cared for. I’ve visited LA many times but I’ve never spent time Downtown…”
Small-group West Hollywood food tour with five tastings, Farmers Market history, and a sweet gelato finish, guided in English.
“Great start in the Farmer’s Market - almond croissant and amazing empanadas. Second stop at Canter’s deli was also great. But after that, long walk to a basic Thai restaurant for papaya salad that was totally undifferentiated from any Thai restaurant, followed by mid gelato at the place next door. Disappointing second half of tour.…”
A 3.5-hour Downtown LA walking food tour with six tastings at local spots plus top sights like Angels Flight, Grand Central Market, and more.
“Hands down the best food tour I’ve ever been on! Sally and her daughter Madeline made downtown Los Angeles feel like a culinary playground. They turned a city that’s often thought of as ‘not walkable’ into an unforgettable adventure — part history lesson, part cultural journey, and part feast.”
Taste your way through Downtown LA on a 3-hour walking food tour with tastings at Pitchoun, Grand Central Market, and more for $89.
A 2.5-hour Silver Lake food tour with a comedian guide. Five stops, big flavors, small group. Great value for $59.
“My mom and I had so much fun on this tour!! Our guide, Matt, was awesome!! Very fun, very personable, and very providing- with information, things needed to eat the food and overall, friendliness! The foods picked for the tour were great, or as we like to say in Bermuda, " it all tasted WELL!!!"…”
Downtown LA walking food tour with guided tastings from Union Station through Chinatown and Little Tokyo to Grand Central Market.
“What a fun food tour from the start at Union Station, going through Chinatown and Little Tokyo! Diverse food selection sprinkled with history of LA. Definitely recommend!”
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