FOOD TOURS · WORLDWIDE
The ones worth booking.
The 7 washington dc tours worth booking. A short list of the ones travellers come home raving about, with prices, run times and who runs them.
A 3-hour Georgetown foodie walk with four tastings, one drink pairing, and DC stories from the C&O Canal to Julia Child’s house.
Most Popular“Lots of great dining variety with a great guide. Great mix of history and food. We really loved the market. Great for couples and small groups”
Walk Georgetown with small-group tastings and local history stops, finishing at Olivia Macaron. 3.5 hours, $84, English tour.
“Excellent mix of interesting historical facts, food and perfect amount of walking in between food stops.”
Georgetown’s best bites meet DC stories on a 3-hour small-group walking tour with 6+ tasty tastings, $98, and a cupcake finale.
“We tasted great eats around Georgetown. Our guide kept us on easy to walk paths and shaded garden areas. Our guide was very knowledgeable but a bit verbose. Our tour ran an hour over. Make sure you have 3-4 hours. Good time”
Georgetown food tour with kosher, Italian and pastry tastings plus history on a 2-hour small-group walk for $95.
“Mike was an excellent guide. Gave us a lot great facts and history of Georgetown. Told us some great stories of the area! The food was delicious and plentiful.”
Sample Georgetown favorites on a 3-hour walking food tour. Learn port-to-prestige history, enjoy generous tastings, and support Bread for the City.
“Loved the tour, our guide was brilliant and very knowledgeable. Yummy food, would definitely recommend it”
4-hour DC neighborhood food and drink tour with 6 stops, all bites and drinks included. Small group, mobile ticket, rooftop finish.
“Not your ordinary food tour!! I have done many food tours in Europe and the US and this tour is the best. Not only do you get food from diverse neighborhoods, and a lot of it, but you get an interesting tour of the DC neighborhoods that go beyond the traditional Mall Monuments. Our guide…”
A small-group Georgetown morning food walk with coffee, croissants, pastries, and DC history, ending by the C&O Canal.
“Our tour guide Wayne was great, very knowledgeable about the area's history and food. You will definately leave feeling full, lots of food and a great variety.”
