FOOD TOURS · WORLDWIDE
The ones worth booking.
The 15 san francisco 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“Zachery was truly delightful. Very engaging and full of wonderful stories bringing the neighborhood to life”
Small-group Chinatown walk with dim sum, BBQ pork buns, fresh fortune cookies, and tea tastings, plus real history from Dragon Gate.
“Our tour guide, Isabella, did an outstanding job of providing historical facts about the area. The food was wonderful!”
Sample dim sum, fortune cookies, and a Chinatown tea tasting on a 3-hour walking tour from the Chinatown Gate for $84.
“Great food tastings and Chinatown history. Our guide Scott is great!”
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.
“We enjoyed the food, our guide and the company of our fellow tour members. Brian was excellent. He gave us a little history of the city in addition to the history of the foods we tasted. The only recommendation I have is that we had gelato before our last food item (pizza) which seemed out…”
Mission District progressive dinner with 4 tastings, mural stops, and a small-group guide. Two appetizers, one entrée, and dessert.
“Most enjoyable -friendly guide and group-. interesting and delicious!!”
3-hour North Beach food tour with cioppino, 1935 wood-fired pizza, cannoli, cheese tastings, and Prohibition tunnel stories.
“Was absolutely great. The right sized group. very knowledgeable and pleasant tour guide. I will do the other culinary tours when I am in town next time. Klaus ps : However, the tour guide promised us to send us via E-mail some information on the tour which never happened.”
A 3-hour SF Chinatown tea and dim sum tour with a full meal, fortune cookies, boba, and a 30-minute tea tasting.
“Dale had many great anecdotes about this cultural area. How it evolved, its colorful characters, back alleys. It came alive. He made sure food portions were ample and we were comfortable. We were a large group but what do you expect in August. Highly recommend.”
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.
“Our tour was great. Our guide Rebecca was knowledgeable and full of food. The macaron and apple tarts were amazing! She even let me divert to purchase a few nibbles for our Alcatraz trip. I loved this part and can’t wait to do another on the weekend!”
4-hour Chinatown and North Beach food walk: dim sum, hand-made fortune cookies, tea and coffee, plus pizza and The Godfather locations.
“Amazing tour with our wonderful guide Andre! Kudos to him for his knowledge on these areas! The food stops were very good!”
A small-group San Francisco Chinatown walking food tour with five tastings, temple stops, and sweet fortune cookie and egg tart finales for $99.
“This food tour is well worth the money and exercise! If you’re lucky enough to get Spud, you’ve hit a gold mine. He was super informative, friendly, funny and was very considerate of my fiancé’s food allergy. I would highly recommend for tourists and locals. This food tour was definitely one of our trips best…”
Walk North Beach and Chinatown on a 3-hour food tour with 5 tastings, Coit Tower views, and a small-group local guide.
“More than just a delicious food tour! Great stories about San Francisco, and a visit to many city sites. Go hungry, leave full of food and city knowledge. Wonderful tastes of San Francisco!”
Taste 6 Mission District classics on a 3-hour SF food walk with murals, immigrant stories, and a secret dish. $90.
“We had a wonderful time with Dara as our guide. She was very knowledgeable about the neighborhood and kept things interesting. We loved seeing the murals and of course the food was amazing!”
Sample San Francisco at the Ferry Building Farmers Market and Marketplace with a small-group tour packed with cheese, chocolate, and local favorites.
“I had a great experience on the Ferry Building food tour. Our guide was excellent, very knowledgeable and also very entertaining. The food was incredible. There was a lot of it which was great. We were stuffed at the end of the tour. I went back to some of the stores/restaurants afterward to purchase items…”
Taste 6 stops of Mission District food plus sweets and drinks, with street-art walking and city context in 3 hours for $90.
“We met amazing people and our guide had excellent energy, was very informative and kept the whole experience lively! Would definitely ask for Dave again!”
Mission District food tour with five tasting stops, lunch, and a neighborhood map. 3 hours, $99, small group in English.
“Jinny was an enthusiastic and informative guide. She really loves the city and gave us a great crash course on the Mission District. The food was delicious.”
