FOOD TOURS · WORLDWIDE
The ones worth booking.
The 15 dessert tours worth booking. A short list of the ones travellers come home raving about, with prices, run times and who runs them.
A private Montmartre food tour with wine, cheeses, pastries, macarons, and a custom picnic lunch, starting near Boulevard de Clichy.
Most Popular“Mattheiu was awesome! He is a local who grew up in the area and was able to share the history and his pride exuded as we walked through the village. The cheeses and bread were incredible!”
Taste croissants, baguette, chocolate and cheese on a small-group Paris morning tour. Local guide, about 2.5 hours, lots of bites.
“Excellent food tour with 9 different stops around the city. Jesita was very knowledgeable. You get a ton of food so come hungry! There is a lot of walking and standing with not many places to sit, something to keep in mind”
Walk Saint-Germain-des-Prés with a local guide for 8 gourmet chocolate and pastry tastings, plus landmark views and warm drinks in 3 hours.
“This was a comprehensive food tour, touching upon the reasons food is so important to the French people. bring your appetite, as it is a lot of fabulous food and chocolate!”
Gastown meets sushi and chocolate on a 3.5-hour small-group walk with 6 tastings and city stories from guides like Mathieu.
“THis was a great tour. The guide was very informative, friendly and could not have done a better job. THe places that were secleted to sample food from were excellent.”
Paris dessert walk with 10 gourmet tastings across Montmartre and Saint-Germain-des-Prés, led by a small group in English.
“We had a very lovely day on this tour, having delicious pastries, and all types of delightful baked goods. Our tour guide, Ann-Sofia, was lovely, as well as knowledgeable, and gave us the background of all the places and desserts we tasted, as well as the streets and surrounding area. We enjoyed the Crepes, the…”
Taste Paris in Le Marais on a 3-hour small-group walk with cheese, wine, pastries, chocolate, and market stops, led in English.
“Garance was amazing, THE BEST! She kept the whole tour interesting and was so easy to get along with. Our group was very small which made the tour much more personable. We tried so many different types of foods including snacks, desserts, and wine. We learned about the history of the places we traveled to…”
Brussels 4-hour walking food tour: 4 chocolate tastings, Trappist beer, and a full lunch plus waffle, ending at Grand Place.
“Guide was the best that i have had so. He was passionate about the history and made it easy for none english speaking people…. Food was wonderful! Great job Eddie.”
Mission District progressive dinner with 4 tastings, mural stops, and a small-group guide. Two appetizers, one entrée, and dessert.
“Ben was a terrific guide. He was very knowledgeable about the mission district and food in general. The first three tastings were all good but would have preferred more selection. Other food tours we’ve been on have had more stops and typically multiple tastings at each stop, sometimes served family style. The last stop for…”
Downtown San Antonio food tour with 6 tastings, tacos, wood-fire pizza, and ice cream, plus history stops from Main Plaza to the Alamo.
“They won't tell you ahead of time what the stops are, so it is a "surprise." Our tour guide was very nice, he was a bit soft spoken, but if we asked to repeat, he responded in kind. First stop where we met, Mi Tierra A+; 2nd Bunz B, 1/2 a burger, not bad bean…”
3-hour Budapest street food walk with Hungarian street snacks, dessert, and beer. Start at the Opera, finish near Október 6.
“Wonderful tour that showcased traditional Hungarian street food beautifully. Do no eat beforehand or for a while afterwards. So much yummy food!”
Evening tapas and Madrid history: 3 bar stops with drinks, guided stories in old squares, then churros with chocolate to finish.
“We really enjoyed this tour! The tapas were great and gave us a good sense of the local food. Carmen was very knowledgeable and a great guide.”
Walk Turin’s historic center with a small English guide, sampling gianduiotti, bicerin, pastries, and gelato in 2.5 hours.
“This was just an 'ok' tour. The shops we stopped into were nice. However, our guide provided little information on the origin of sweets/chocolate in the area or what each shop was specifically known for. We had to 'pump' her for information. At some shops, we were instructed to each choose 3-4 items to try.…”
Taste six Paris pastry stops in Le Marais with a local baking-school guide, plus historic landmarks like Place des Vosges and Hôtel de Sully.
“This was a wonderful tour! We loved the variety of pastries we got to try and all the fun facts we learned between bakeries.”
6 tastings on Austin’s SoCo: tacos, soda fountain sweets, iced coffee, and a Magnolia Cafe finish, guided for $98.
“A must do if you’re visiting for the first time or a long time Austinite! Zach was so friendly and informative about the history of the area! Great variety of local tastes and flavors”
Award-winning pain au chocolat, French cake, bean-to-bar chocolate, crêpes with Normandy cider, and macarons in hidden passages.
“We had a great morning on this tour. Our guide Dave was a lot of fun and very informative about the different areas of Paris so it wasn’t just a food tour. Make sure you don’t have breakfast as you’ get to try lots of different things as well. A very enjoyable morning.”
