FOOD TOURER
Where the locals actually eat.
The 15 san francisco 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.
Mission District small-group food tour: quesabirria burrito, mariquitas, secret dish, plus Italian, clam chowder, dumplings. 3.5 hrs.
Most Popular“Very knowledgeable guide. Great way to get to know a place is to eat their food, drink their drinks, and walk around and talk about the history, with a knowkedgable local guide.”
A 3-hour walk through North Beach and Little Italy with coffee, bread, chocolate, pizza, olive oil, and expert local storytelling.
“Brian was very knowledgeable about the tour area and has a great sense of humor. We enjoyed the food and all the history of the area. Diane & Lee”
Mission District progressive food tour in San Francisco: 4 tastings in 3 hours with a local guide, murals, and a map. $115.
“This is the best way to get acquainted with the Mission District. I had no idea how many amazing bars and restaurants have popped up there. Each stop was fantastic and our guides had arranged for the owners or managers of each establishment to meet with us and tell their stories. I highly recommend!!”
A 3-hour small-group progressive North Beach food tour with four tasting stops, historic stories, and optional wine pairings for $115.
“I loved the experience. It was relaxed. I made new friends. This is a great way to discover a vibrant and historic part of San Francisco.”
Eat dim sum, snack your way through SF Chinatown, and end with a 30-minute tea tasting and fortune-cookie fun for $99.
“We had such a wonderful experience. Robert was a fantastic guide. Delicious food and great history lesson. Highly recommend!”
A small-group Ferry Building food tasting paired with round-trip ferry to Alcatraz, plus self-guided audio on the island.
“Lisa was upbeat, knowledgeable, and nice. Gave us just the right amount of history with lots of yummy food. We loved the food tour. Alcatraz was awesome as well! A must see while in San Francisco.”
San Francisco Chinatown Food Tour: 3-hour walk with a small group, five meal-worthy tastings, and cultural stops from Tin How Temple to egg tarts.
“Lots of history and storytelling through food! There are 5 stops, with a few interesting detours along the way.”
Walk North Beach and Chinatown with 5 tastings in 3 hours. Italian coffee and pizza, dumplings, dessert, and local history.
“would highly recommend this tour. Our guide, Zachary, was very informative and friendly. It was a great way to see and learn a bit about San Francisco.”
Eat six Mission District staples in a 3-hour walk with murals, immigrant stories, and stops for burrito, tocino, quesabirria, bread, and more.
“Really enjoyed this tour. The murals were really incredible. Fantastic way to see and experience the Mission District.”
Private luxury Napa wine tasting with hotel pickup, vineyard and barrel-room stops, and a custom itinerary for up to 4.
“Great Driver. He was very knowledgeable and offered lots of tips. We will definitely use him again. And we will recommend to all of our friends.”
A small-group San Francisco food tour at the Ferry Building. Taste top cheesemakers, bakeries, chocolate, and market produce in 90 minutes.
“Adrian was lots of fun. He is very knowledgeable about this tour and San Francisco. After our cruise we came back to one of the tour stops - Senior Sisig for another one of their sandwiches. Good food.”
Taste your way through San Francisco’s Mission District on a 3-hour guided walk with five stops, lunch included, and a city map for $99.
“The Mission Food tour was a wonderful combination of Mission history, culture a d food. We learned a lot and enjoyed some great foods.”
Taste five Chinese treats on a 3-hour Chinatown walking tour with a guide, plus stops at a fortune cookie factory, temple, and market.
“We had an excellent time on this tour. It exceeded our expectations regarding the amount and variety of food tasting. Our guide Jinny was so knowledgeable and we enjoyed all the information she provided. I recommend this tour and will tell my family and friends to take it when in the city.”
A 3-hour Mission District street food tour with lots of tastings, jokes, and a small group walk starting at Dynamo Donut, $65.
Taste Mission District favorites on a 3-hour walking tour with 5 stops, line-skipping pastry, and local stories for $99.
“Loved the knowledge Michael had of the district”
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