FOOD TOURER
Where the locals actually eat.
The 6 montreal 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.
Montreal Mile End food tour with 7 tastings in 3 hours, including smoked meat, bagels, poutine, gnocchi, cannoli, coffee, plus a secret dish.
Most Popular“Great company and excellent food, what more could you want?”
Montreal food tour with Spade & Palacio: Jean-Talon Market, Little Italy coffee, Rosemont Salvadorian and chocolate, about 3 hours.
“This tour was fantastic. Our guide Chris was very knowledgeable of the various cuisines and neighborhoods experienced in Montreal. Every bite was delicious and thoughtfully chosen. I particularly liked the pupusa & the charcuterie, but it was all great! The pace was fantastic, engaging, and even allowed for some pauses for coffee (for energy!) and…”
Private Mile End food tour with 6+ Montreal bites, from Caribbean secret dishes to bagels, smoked meat poutine, street gnocchi, and cannoli.
“We really loved meeting Larissa! She was knowledgeable and approachable. She deeply understood the histories of the foods we were trying and the neighborhood make up. She made us laugh through the entire tour. We would HIGHLY recommend a tour with Larissa!”
Mile End Food Tour with 8+ tastings: bagels, poutine, street gnocchi, Italian coffee, cannoli and a secret dish. 3 hours.
“We really enjoyed our guide Georgia and all of the food stops.”
A 4-hour walk through Montreal Jewish neighborhoods with 5–7 tastings: smoked meats, rival bagels, and kosher desserts in a story-filled route.
“We had a great tour. The food was amazing- the best I had in all of Canada. Darren was very knowledgeable about the Jewish culture and the neighborhood in which we walked. Water was provided, which was nice on a hot day. What other reviewers said was true- in several places the restaurants were so…”
A 3-hour Montreal food walk through Jean-Talon Market and Little Italy, with diverse tastings, third-wave coffee, and local chocolate.
“One of the best food tours I've done. I loved the "non touristy" vibe and that the spots we went to we would have never been to on our own and oh the stories!! The bites we so good and so varied and I went to two restaurants on their cheat sheet and both were…”
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