FOOD TOURER
Where the locals actually eat.
The 9 washington dc 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 small-group Georgetown walking food tour blending colonial landmarks with canal-and-bridge history and generous tastings for $84.
Most Popular“Robert is amazing. He is so well informed on the history of Georgetown. He was a lot of fun. The restaurants were great with the exception of the Mexican restaurant. Portions were very generous. Come hungry.”
Walk Georgetown for iconic sights and 6+ tastings, ending at Baked & Wired. Small group, about 3 hours, $98.
“We had the best time with Matt! The tour was the perfect mix of super flavorful food, history, and seeing the beautiful architecture of Georgetown. Would highly recommend!”
A pink bus high-tea ride through DC’s biggest monuments, with live narration, up to three teas, and snacks—plus a souvenir tumbler.
“The experience was nice, but there could be some improvements. I was expecting to see the popular monuments in D.C. but the route changed and I was not given the option for a refund or credit. The hostess did not provide much education on the places that we saw. The places were also basically just…”
A small-group Georgetown food tour with kosher, Italian, pastries, and local history in about 2 hours for $95.
“The BEST experience! Great food and the absolute GREATEST tour guide (Erin)! She had a lot of knowledge, took us to amazing eateries, and quickly became a friend!”
Georgetown in 3 hours with generous tastings, walking history, French and Turkish flavors, and a donation to Bread for the City.
“David met us at the District Doughnut House and the adventure began. The historical information was very interesting, the food was delicious and we appreciated the commitment to local vendors who have a unique story and witness. A great afternoon! Highly recommend.”
A small-group 4-hour DC neighborhood food crawl with 6 tastings, 4 included drinks, and real local stories from guide Tim.
“It was a great experience for our first walking food tour. I didn’t know what to expect and thought it was going to be a march from one restaurant to another, which would have been OK. Our guide, Tim, gave us so more much than what we expected. He has a profound love and knowledge…”
Georgetown DC morning food tour: croissants, coffee, chocolate, and canal lock views, plus small-group history for $85.
“Great food and great history with very kind, knowledgeable guides! I would definitely do this tour again!”
A small-group Capitol Hill walking and food tour in Washington DC with tastings, a pro guide, and neighborhood history in about 3.5 hours.
“My boyfriend and I took this tour while visiting my brother and sister-in-law who live in DC. The four of us were excited for it. While the food we ate was good, we ultimately all agreed that the tour was too long with not enough food for the price. I think the tour could have…”
Eastern Market and Barracks Row food tour in Washington DC: 5 tastings plus dessert, plus Marine Barracks and Hill Center history.
“[Context: Party of 2- retired middle school administrators catching up on 8 years away from each other.] A great walk through the Eastern Market area of DC, including thoughtfully planned plates from gourmet bakery goods and cheeses, to crab cakes, pozole, Stromboli and tarts- the food was filling and fantastic. (We added tequila shots and…”
Every style of food tour, in every city that does it best.
