FOOD TOURER
Where the locals actually eat.
The 15 walking 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 Reykjavik food walk with 8+ tastings, local favorites, and landmark stops near Harpa and Hallgrímkirkja.
Most Popular“Not only do you sample the food of Iceland but you learn about the history and culture. Stevie, our guide, was knowledgeable, willing to answer questions and funny. I thoroughly enjoyed this tour.”
Walk Savannah’s Historic District squares with up to six included tastings, then finish at Savannah Bee Company for a sweet send-off.
“Great way to experience different restaurants trying small bites when there are so many in Savannah .”
Sample Gastown’s standout bites and drinks on a guided walk, hitting the Steam Clock and key landmarks with local food-history stories.
“Such great restaurant choices, fantastic variety and TWO dessert options. Loved that they include beverages (both alcoholic and non alcoholic options)”
A 2.5-hour Barcelona tapas crawl through El Born and the Gothic Quarter with 5 tastings plus cava, wine, and vermouth.
“Sara was a fantastic Guide. Great tour, great Food and Great Drinks”
Taste Old Delhi on a 5-hour food and heritage walk with spice and silver markets, rickshaw rides, and included samples. Small group.
“We loved it so much! Wouldn’t have been able to do it without our guide Sonali! Our tour was from 4pm to 9:30 ish, we got to ride the metro and some tuktuks. We tried 15 different foods and everything was amazing! With this tour we were Read more”
Taste 10 Vietnamese dishes and Saigon beer on a 4-hour Ho Chi Minh City street-food walk with hotel pickup and market stops.
“Our walking tour was great! Ted brings every stop to life with stories, humor, and genuine care for the people and places we visit. By the end you feel like you’ve eaten your way through the neighborhood with a good friend. Highly recommended for anyone who loves great food!”
Greenwich Village food tasting tour with cupcakes, falafel, pizza, Belgian fries and more plus Village landmarks. Lunch, water, small group.
“Was an amazing and really informative 3 hours with David. He made the tour so interesting and fun. Highly recommend.”
Taste Bologna classics across 5 stops in 3 hours, from tigella and tortellini to balsamic vinegar and top gelato.
“We had an incredible experience on our food tour with Chef Darren. Not only did he guide us through fantastic local bites, but he added a whole extra layer with history, cultural context, and fun local tidbits that brought the city to life. His passion and knowledge made every stop feel intentional and memorable —…”
Taste your way through Savannah’s Historic Landmark District on a small-group walking tour with up to five stops, stories, and a map.
“Get to see some establishments a little off the beaten path. Otherwise likely would not have visited these places. Portions fairly small.”
Taste Bajan street food and UNESCO Bridgetown on a small-group walking tour with local guides, food samples, and dessert.
“For what it is, I believe it is overpriced at $144. It is a walking tour of street food and the restaurant stop was a hole in the wall. Definitely not worth the money.”
Nishiki Market brunch walking tour with 7 tastings, a Kyoto shrine stop, Pontocho alley time, plus photos and a sit-down meal.
“Yusuke was an awesome tour guide! He was very knowledgeable and we got to try lots of amazing foods. Definitely recommend!”
3-hour Playa del Carmen walking food tour with an English guide: quesadillas, fruit juices, tacos al pastor, mole, and popsicles.
“Abby was a fantastic guide. She was very personable and knowledgeable . The food stops were all great!”
French Quarter tastes in 3 hours: Creole classics at iconic spots, pralines and pastry, plus stories at Jackson Square.
“Charles was a great guide. Great history of the food and culture. Great sense of humor. All of the stops were excellent! Awesome choices!!”
Boston pizza and history walk through the North End and Freedom Trail. Three full slices plus cannoli at Modern Pastry for $69.
“Big Al is the BEST tour guide!!! He is incredibly personable, tons of fun, passionate, and really knows what he’s talking about.The north end of Boston is incredible, but you are missing out if you don’t see it with Big Al!”
Taste eight-plus bites at Pike Place Market with a small-group guide, plus Market history on a 2-hour walking route in Seattle.
“Awesome tour, Great food and very interesting. Highly recommend! Our tour guide, Woody was very informative! Best highlight of Seattle!”
Every style of food tour, in every city that does it best.
