FOOD TOURS · WORLDWIDE
The ones worth booking.
The 10 boston food tours worth booking. A short list of the ones travellers come home raving about, with prices, run times and who runs them.
Boston North End food walk with 6+ tastings, cannoli, lobster roll, clam chowder, brick-oven pizza, lemon slush, plus a secret dish.
Most Popular“Evan did his best to show us a good time. I have been on numerous food tours and, for the price, this tour was not worth the cost.”
Italian food tastings, espresso, and Old North Church stories on a small-group Boston North End walk. 2 hrs, $70.40.
“Bob was very accommodating and interactive even with elementary age children! He was able to adjust the orders without sacrificing the quality of the food and gave historical tid bits along the way”
North End Freedom Trail walk with 3 full pizza slices, Modern Pastry cannoli, and 5 Revolutionary sites in about 2h50.
“This tour was wonderful. I went with my family of 6 and we all loved it. We started at a delicious cannoli place and also stopped at 3 pizza places in the North End and had a slice of pizza at each. Each one was different and delicious. Scotty was the tour guide and he…”
Taste the North End in 3 hours with Anthony’s no-holds-barred walk past Revere and the Mob House plus 5–7 Italian tastings for $98.
“A true Boston experience. Flash’s tour is definitely a must do while in Boston. Some great food tips too!”
Eat your way through Boston’s North End on a local food tour with clam chowder, wood-fired pizza, meats and seafood, plus sweet finishes.
“We loved this tour! Anna Kathryn was knowledgeable and really knows the city well! She answered all our questions and led a great tour! I enjoyed the food but all of the little known facts about the area and the restaurants made the tour even better! Highly recommend!”
3-hour North End food walk with clam chowder, lobster roll, pizza and cannoli, plus Freedom Trail sights and guide-led stories.
“Emma was fantastic! We had such a great time and enjoyed all of the food. She was very knowledgeable and fun and made for a really great evening.”
Walk Boston’s North End and Market District with a local guide. Included tastings, lunch, and Union Oyster House chowder in 3.5 hours.
“We highly recommend this tour. New to the North End, we wouldn’t ever have been able to taste and sample all the goodies that we did under Audrey’s expert guidance! By the end, we felt like old friends. 5 stars for sure!”
A private 3-hour North End food tour with 6+ tastings, Boston Public Market stops, lobster roll, cannoli, and brick-oven pizza.
“Elaun was prompt and knowledgeable during our Boston food tour. He provided us with history and facts along the way. We enjoyed all of the food options and would definitely do this again! Elaun was even able to accommodate dietary restrictions. Thank you Elaun for a memorable day in Boston!”
Taste your way through Boston’s North End with a small-group tour led by local Bobby, plus wine and limoncello pairings.
“Fun personal experience - liked hearing about Bobby’s upbringing and the food was delicious! Highly recommend as a different way to explore the North End.”
Devour Boston’s North End guided food tour is a 3-hour loop of iconic bites, markets, and Freedom Trail history for $109.
“Sarah was fantastic!!!! She is friendly, knowledgeable, and a lot of fun. The BEST food tour we have ever taken. I highly recommend this tour and Sarah. We had so much food and it was very, very good. Still talking about the popovers and the donuts. We also saw Boston too!”
