FOOD TOURER
Where the locals actually eat.
The 5 san diego 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.
A 3-hour Gaslamp Quarter walk with lunch and water at five local spots, ending at Cali Cream ice cream. Small groups, big tastings.
Most Popular“You eat a lot of food! Really fun food! We got to sample foods at a number of local establishments. The variety and amount was great!”
A 3.5-hour Gaslamp food walk with 6 modern California tastings: lumpia, burgers, burritos, coffee, Baja tacos, and ice cream.
“Perfect portion size, a wide variety of foods, interesting city history, nice companions, invested tour guide....all the things we look for when we visit a new city. This tour hit all of our wants and knocked them out of the park, (to use a baseball analogy, our tour guide's favorite sport). Doug, our baseball fan…”
Private Guadalupe Valley wine tasting from San Diego with safe driving, three wineries, and a BajaMed lunch at Finca Altozano.
“Mario was awesome. He picked us up right on time and was so helpful. He pointed out spots along the way and knew a lot of history! This was the best tour I have ever been on. Great wineries, and the food was amazing. He sat with us at lunch, helped order and helped us…”
A 12-hour Valle de Guadalupe wine-and-food day with a Rosarito taco stop, three boutique wineries, and an all-inclusive tapas lunch.
“Oscar was amazing and got to show us some beautiful wineries. I would’ve loved to see more, if we spent less time at the wineries. Other than that the driver and Oscar were great and the wineries had good wine selections.”
Old Town San Diego walk for tequila, tacos, and ghost stories, with tastings at three restaurants and a Whaley House stop.
“Benedict was great, he was very professional entertaining and informative! It was a lovely fun way to discover old town, and the food was excellent!”
Every style of food tour, in every city that does it best.
