FOOD TOURS · WORLDWIDE
The ones worth booking.
The 13 boston 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“Informative, casual walking tour. Chloe was a fun guide with solid knowledgeable about Boston history. The food choices were spot on local.”
Italian food tastings, espresso, and Old North Church stories on a small-group Boston North End walk. 2 hrs, $70.40.
“Fantastic. The history along with the food was delightful. We were all exceptionally happy with the experience!”
North End Freedom Trail walk with 3 full pizza slices, Modern Pastry cannoli, and 5 Revolutionary sites in about 2h50.
“This a was fun tour with great food and interesting history and lesser known information about the North End. We were pleasantly by the end of the tour. Scotty took great care of us! There were a lot of options for food tours and we are glad this is the one we went with.”
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.
“Description matches experience! Food + story made our trip memorable. Worth the walk—entertaining and doable for many.”
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.
“Our guide, Sean D, was amazing. He went above and beyond during and after the tour. It was informative yet informal and fun. And the food……go hungry!”
3-hour North End food walk with clam chowder, lobster roll, pizza and cannoli, plus Freedom Trail sights and guide-led stories.
“We loved the tour! Gave was an excellent guide for our tour and the food we sampled was absolutely amazing!”
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 were lucky enough to get a “private” tour with Audrey. She was so good and the food was excellent!”
A private 3-hour North End food tour with 6+ tastings, Boston Public Market stops, lobster roll, cannoli, and brick-oven pizza.
“Kyle was great!! Fun way to team build see parts of Boston and gather fun facts along the tasting! Host was fantastic”
Taste your way through Boston’s North End with a small-group tour led by local Bobby, plus wine and limoncello pairings.
“Amazing tour with great food and lots of it! Bobby and his stories were well worth the price alone. But you also won’t leave hungry. Everything timed out perfectly- our favorite food tour ever. Definitely recommend!”
Devour Boston’s North End guided food tour is a 3-hour loop of iconic bites, markets, and Freedom Trail history for $109.
“Had a great time with Sarah -it was a great tour! All of the pairings were great and she was a fun guide”
Sample lobster rolls and chowder on a small-group walk that includes a working lobster site and Boston’s oldest fish pier.
“Food was absolutely amazing, and Lexie was a total wiz with Boston history. What a terrific day.”
3-hour South End food walk: Victorian history, international tastings, and local sweets with a guide. All fees included.
“Loved both the food and the history! Everything was delicious and we will definitely recommend to friends that 🙂”
Taste lobster rolls and chowder on a small-group Boston walk with waterfront views and Revolutionary history, ending at Rose Kennedy Greenway.
“Our guide Alex was great- knew his history and took us up for a great view even though heights aren’t his thing”
