FOOD TOURS · WORLDWIDE
The ones worth booking.
The 7 vancouver tours worth booking. A short list of the ones travellers come home raving about, with prices, run times and who runs them.
Eat your way through Gastown with landmark stops, historic stories, and multiple food and drink tastings on a 3-hour Vancouver walking tour.
Most Popular“Really good tour. Good value. Sean is an engaging tour guide and masterful story teller. Took care of us. I want to try other food tours!!!”
Chef-led 4-hour walk in Vancouver Chinatown: tea, garden peace, shop stops, and a dim sum lunch, with history built into every bite.
“The tour guide was very knowledgeable and friendly. Not only we were able to learn the rich history of the China town, but we also had amazing food in local restaurants. 10/10”
Granville Island Market food tour with Vancouver Foodie Tours: 20+ tastings in 2 hours for $123.34, plus local stories.
“Excellent tour of the Granville Public Market. Our guide Anjela was engaging and the tastings were varied and delicious. There is something for everyone. I loved the focus on local entrepreneurs. Come hungry!”
Gastown meets sushi and chocolate on a 3.5-hour small-group walk with 6 tastings and city stories from guides like Mathieu.
“Enjoyed our tour today! Slower paced and casual vibe, with lovely bites. Definitely plenty to eat, and a nice way to see a few spots in Gastown. Landon was super kind.”
2-hour chef-led tasting at Granville Island Public Market with cheeses, charcuterie, olives, chocolate, bread, and artisan shops.
“We had a great experience touring Granville Island Market with Thomas. There was more food than we could eat - plenty to snack on the rest of the day. Thomas was extremely knowledgeable and a pleasure to spend time with - thank you!”
Walk through Gastown and downtown Vancouver on a 3-hour elite food tour with sushi, porchetta, sweets, cocktails, and local stories.
“Arsham was great and very patient with us. If you’re expecting a lot of food - say 8-10 stops, this isn’t the tour for you; I believe we had a total of 5 stops, but we didn’t leave hungry! My favorite was the Japanese restaurant. We thoroughly enjoyed Arsham’s stories about Vancouver and Gastown; and…”
A 2-hour donut walk through Downtown and Gastown, sampling breakfast-friendly flavors with short city stories along the way.
“Julia did a FANTASTIC job of with her historical narration of the Vancouver architecture while we walked between the various donut establishments. The donuts were delicious too!!!!!”
