FOOD TOURS · WORLDWIDE
The ones worth booking.
The 7 portland tours worth booking. A short list of the ones travellers come home raving about, with prices, run times and who runs them.
Walk Portland’s top donut shops with tastings and local stories, ending at Voodoo Doughnuts. A 2-hour walking food tour for $69.
Most Popular“Such a fun way to explore Portland! Our kids loved this so much and so did we. Kayla was great! This is a must do especially if you are with your family.”
A small-group Old Port food walk in Portland, Maine with lunch, Maine bites, and a sweet finish near Fore Street.
“We love a food tour as an introduction to a new town, and this one certainly lived up to expectations! Ray, our guide, was very knowledgeable about the town and the food scene and very enthusiastic about choosing locally sourced foods and locally owned businesses. Every place we went was definitely worthy of a return…”
Portland Downtown Food Tour with six tastings, beer option, and a surprise secret dish. Small group, local stories, and enough food.
“Ken was great! He was extremely knowledgable and every place we went to the staff knew him. We give Ken 5 stars!!!”
Small-group Downtown Portland food tour with carts, Nong’s Khao Man Gai, Heathman Hotel treats, chocolate, and shave ice.
“We had a great time on our Portland food tour. David was a conscientious host, texting in advance to ask if we had any food aversions or restrictions. He introduced us to a variety of Portland delicacies. We enjoyed all of them. David is also funny and a great storyteller. We highly recommend David's tour.”
Skip-the-line Maine donut tastings plus a 1-mile Old Port walk with history, coffee/water, and great value at $79.
“What a delightful way to explore Portland, have the best donuts, and learn a little of the city’s fascinating history, all at a relaxed pace that allows plenty of time to purchase coffee (because donuts just need coffee)! Kris is a great tour guide with a great sense of humor and talks from his own…”
Taste Portland’s Alphabet District on a 3-hour guided crawl with lunch, beer, wine, and dessert—small group, easy walking, local stops.
“Really great tour with wonderful food and interesting locations! One of the best food tours we’ve taken.”
Portland foodie bike tour by e-bike: coffee, Steven Smith Teamaker tea, Cartopia carts, and Fifty Licks ice cream in 3 hours.
“Neil was an amazing tour guide who gave us a lot of info on the history of Portland and very engaged with our group. We went to 3 different places: cup and bar which served an amazing ranger mocha, chicken and guns lunch was yummo, and fifty licks Oregon strawberry ice cream was delicious!! amazing”
