USA · FOOD
Every trip has one free day too few. These 15 food experiences justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Taste Cuban classics, hear Little Havana stories, watch cigar rolling, and explore Calle Ocho on a small-group Miami food tour.
“Toni was amazing! Her locals knowledge was fantastic! The food was delicious ! And I want to play dominos when I get home!!!!!”
Taste gumbo, po-boys, jambalaya, pralines, and beignets while exploring French Quarter history on a three-hour New Orleans food walk.
“Very good introduction to New Orleans history and food. Our guide, Jack was very friendly and informative and gave us a great value for our money.”
See Harlem, the Bronx, Queens, Brooklyn, Chinatown, and Little Italy in six hours with art, food, sports, and skyline views.
“Great tour, great tour guide very informative and entertaining. We really enjoy it. Highly recommended.”
Taste Pike Place Market with a chef, from chowder and mac and cheese to chocolate, truffles, and fresh local produce.
“Eric was a great host and I appreciated the history and the local story that he was willing to share. Also, just a fun guy to hang out with. Will definitely look forward to another tour with him. The food experience was great and all the food was actually really good. Highly recommended.”
Sample Savannah's Southern food, historic squares, and local culture on a three-hour small-group walking tour with six tastings.
“Great food tour, tour guide, restaurants, and overall great information about historic Savannah. Plan to do their secret southern tour when we visit next time.”
Taste seven NYC favorites on a guided walk through Chinatown, Little Italy, and Nolita, with local stories, small groups, and plenty of food.
“The food is amazing our guide asa was amazing bring cash to tip! It was a little cold so make sure to dress warm”
Taste Nashville through hot chicken, pulled pork, whiskey donuts, and local stories on a small-group food walk in East Nashville or 12South.
“Amazing food and the shopping was a bonus. Would do this again. Thank you for the memories. Good time!”
Taste Ybor City through Cuban, German, Italian, and Spanish influences on a relaxed three-hour food and history walk.
“The food was absolutely delicious and the history of the neighborhood was so interesting! Great time!”
Explore Chinatown and Little Italy through dumplings, roast duck, pasta, cheese, wine, and cannoli on a lively three-hour NYC food tour.
“We tried so much food! Very unique experience filled with history. Patrick was our wonderful guide through China town and little Italy. He was the best!”
Taste deep dish, hot dogs, Italian beef, brownies, and popcorn while walking Chicago landmarks, with a free bike or kayak rental included.
“Very fun tour full of delicious food. Great portions and a nice variety. Walking was just right in between stops to digest! Had two young teens with us and they enjoyed the tour as well. Would recommend!”
Taste Charleston through she-crab soup, shrimp and grits, biscuits, fried green tomatoes, and a secret dish on a three-hour food walk.
“Come with an appetite! This was a quick and fun way to taste some of Charleston's local foodie highlights from some well-known and top quality vendors and restaurants. Well worth it. Wear comfortable shoes. Wonderful guide in Kristen.”
Taste six Greenwich Village favorites, from bagels and pizza to a secret dish, while a local guide adds history and smart NYC food tips.
“David did an amazing job of not only bringing us to some interesting food establishments but provided their history in the context of Greenwich Village, including a secret stop that didn't disappoint. Despite the cold weather, he also toured us around the area and provided an architectural narrative while ensuring to bring us somewhere warm to thaw out! Highly recommend David and this tour.”
Taste North End bread, pizza, and Italian specialties, then follow Boston’s Freedom Trail from the harbor to Beacon Hill.
“We had a great time sampling Boston's food and learning about the history. Our guide Lexie was great and had as a local had insight others may not have.”
Taste five Denver specialties, from Neapolitan pizza to pork green chili, while walking LoDo, Coors Field, Dairy Block, and Union Station.
“Barry was a great guide. Friendly, knowledgable and enthusiastic. All food stops were fantastic and liked the fact we tried so many different types of food.”
Taste Cuban, Caribbean, and Key West favorites on a small-group walk through Old Town, with local stories, rum, coffee, and key lime pie.
“Great variety of food stops with a cultural lesson about Key West along the way! We learned about how Key West can to be.”
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