FOOD TOURS · WORLDWIDE
The ones worth booking.
The 15 san francisco food tours worth booking. A short list of the ones travellers come home raving about, with prices, run times and who runs them.
3.5-hour Mission District food walk with locals favorites: quesabirria burrito, pan dulce, clam chowder, Italian bites, coffee, dumplings, secret dish.
Most Popular“Mark was a great guide- the tour was as much about the city as food which was great- lots of food and very full by the end! Would highly recommend!”
Small-group Chinatown walk with dim sum, BBQ pork buns, fresh fortune cookies, and tea tastings, plus real history from Dragon Gate.
“The world’s first Chinatown. (Learned that on the tour) Without the tour you would never understand and appreciate how special it is. Ryan Curtis was our guide. Wonderful.”
Sample dim sum, fortune cookies, and a Chinatown tea tasting on a 3-hour walking tour from the Chinatown Gate for $84.
“Guide was extremely knowledgeable and explained everything in fine detail . Would highly recommend this tour I learned so much as a first timer”
Sip fresh ground coffee, watch chocolate and bread makers at work, and taste pizza and olive oils on a 3-hour North Beach and Little Italy walk.
“Not only our stomach, but also our senses were well fed.”
Mission District progressive dinner with 4 tastings, mural stops, and a small-group guide. Two appetizers, one entrée, and dessert.
“Our guide gave us a great experience! Highly recommended.”
3-hour North Beach food tour with cioppino, 1935 wood-fired pizza, cannoli, cheese tastings, and Prohibition tunnel stories.
“We had a very pleasant experience! Food was great and the knowledge of the City was a bonus! Highly recommend!”
A 3-hour SF Chinatown tea and dim sum tour with a full meal, fortune cookies, boba, and a 30-minute tea tasting.
“We had the most amazing experience. Robert shared his passion for Chinatown, the culture, the history and of course the food. I have taken several food tours, this was by far the best!”
Eat your way through the Ferry Building with a small group, then ride the included ferry to Alcatraz for a self-guided audio prison tour.
“This attraction was one we picked only because we wanted to see Alcatraz, but we were happy we did. The food was a good variety and Carol was a great tour guide. We were full for the whole day. The ferry building was so fun, we went back to shop around again before our trip…”
4-hour Chinatown and North Beach food walk: dim sum, hand-made fortune cookies, tea and coffee, plus pizza and The Godfather locations.
“It is the best city tour I have been. Brian is amaizing tour guide, with excellent sense of humour and deep knowledge about history, Selected stops were really well picked and for me were the real gems (especially the tea shop in CT). Thank you so much, Brian, for a wonderful afternoon in San Fransisco”
A small-group San Francisco Chinatown walking food tour with five tastings, temple stops, and sweet fortune cookie and egg tart finales for $99.
“Michael was an informative, friendly guide who made the experience a 5 star! Plus, we had a great group of interesting and outgoing people. The food was delicious with enough time in between to absorb the “vibe” of Chinatown.”
Walk North Beach and Chinatown on a 3-hour food tour with 5 tastings, Coit Tower views, and a small-group local guide.
“Great experience! Zachary was amazing and engaging. Family if four w one picky eater. There was flexibility, he still had a great time! Thank you so much”
Taste 6 Mission District classics on a 3-hour SF food walk with murals, immigrant stories, and a secret dish. $90.
“Really enjoyed this tour. The murals were really incredible. Fantastic way to see and experience the Mission District.”
Sample San Francisco at the Ferry Building Farmers Market and Marketplace with a small-group tour packed with cheese, chocolate, and local favorites.
“We enjoyed this food tour – especially meeting the strawberry grower and tasting the different varieties. Overall, we felt there were too many sweet tastes and not enough savory items. We did a bit of shopping in the Ferry Building after the tour.”
Taste 6 stops of Mission District food plus sweets and drinks, with street-art walking and city context in 3 hours for $90.
“Lasted WAY longer than scheduled and we had to leave early. Guide was super nice and knowledgeable, although a bit awkward at times. Overall definitely worth it!!”
Mission District food tour with five tasting stops, lunch, and a neighborhood map. 3 hours, $99, small group in English.
“We had a wonderful time exploring the Mission District with Charly. She was so fun and had a lot of interesting information to share, but most of all the food was DELICIOUS!”
