New Orleans French Quarter walking food tour with small-group option. Las Vegas walking tasting tour with Secret Food Tours. Chinatown and Little Italy Food Festival. Pike Place Market Chef-Guided Food Tour: 2 hours.
Food and cultural walking tour of Key West's southernmost point. Charleston is one of the oldest cities in the United States, dating back to the 17th century. That's why the city is full of historic sites, cobblestone streets and, of course, traditional food. Charleston may have lacked diversity in cuisine, but this city is sure to satisfy your appetite with its excellent Southern country cuisine served with great hospitality.
If this is your first time visiting the place, you can try 100% local and modern-traditional dishes, such as shrimp with semolina or Caribbean Gumbo. So, if you're looking for comforting country cuisine, get going and visit the Holy City. Our mission is to serve the traveler over 50 years old who is ready to cross some items off their bucket list. Taste fabulous cuisine, learn about history and architecture, and discover the hidden gems of a city's iconic neighborhoods.
When I travel to a new destination, I always try to book a walking food tour. I've found that it's really the best way to get to know the city and try the local flavor. I have toured the gastronomic routes of these main cities as a guest on the following gastronomic walking tours, but all opinions are my own. Not just for breakfast, donuts are a Chicago staple all day long.
I enjoyed a tasty old fashioned buttermilk donut. Also on their menu or to buy a sweet treat for later, you can try the stack of gingerbread, the chocolate birthday cake or my favorite, vanilla ice cream. Considered by some to be the creator of Chicago's famous deep-dish pizza, Lou Malnati's pizza is known for its butterscotch dough topped with salty cheese from nearby Wisconsin, fresh tomato sauce and lots of vegetables. You're going to ooh and aah when you try a slice of their deep cheese pizza.
It's so thick that you have to cut it with a knife. From the winner of the Top Chef Masters, Rick Bayless, comes Xoxo, where you'll try delicious Mexican street food, such as empanadas, churros or tortas. Dive into delicious pastries inspired by the seasons. We were able to try a Nutella cookie and other candies came to my house.
As we walked, our guide pointed out the architectural milestones that make Chicago such a distinctive city for its innovative building design. I hung out with restaurants that were new to me in my own hometown and a better understanding of the city's historic history. Sidewalk Food Tours also offers walking food tours in New York, L.A. Are you going to visit Miami and want to really familiarize yourself with South Beach? Or the cultural side of Little Havana? Miami Culinary Tours goes further with a collection of walking tours that offer you a true taste of everything.
I took the South Beach Food & Art Deco tour and stopped at several great restaurants and historic sites. We walked along Ocean Drive (yes, there are no cars, now it's pedestrian-friendly) to Collins and Washington Avenues to learn more about the famous movie and television spots. The tourist guide Robyn pointed out the authentic Art Deco buildings and showed us the difference between Art Deco and other architectural designs. He showed us where the 1996 movie The Birdcage was shot, actually the Carlyle Hotel on Ocean Drive and the house of fashion designer Gianni Versace, where you can spend the night.
Of course, South Beach is also famous for being the setting for Miami Vice. The tour began in Bolívar, a Colombian restaurant that served a crispy empanada and cold ceviche. The Havana 1957 restaurant looked like a movie set from the 1950s, with its black and white floors and ceiling fans. We tried samples of old clothes and fried plantains, Cuba's favorites.
Have you ever tried a “clean” taco? At Naked Taco, the taco is minimalist and simple, yet crisp and delicious. Our last stop was at Mamma Mia to try a rich and creamy Italian ice cream. One of his other tours, the Little Havana Food & cultural tour, was named one of the 10 best cultural experiences in the world in the TripAdvisor Travelers' Choice award. I definitely wasn't hungry, I felt enveloped by the rich multicultural atmosphere of South Beach and happy to have expanded my knowledge of the culinary traditions and architectural treasures of the area.
Carmel-by-the-Sea is just one square mile, but it attracts with a beautiful beach, historic sites, galleries, restaurants, boutiques, and huts that look like Hansel and Gretel. On my Carmel food tour, I was able to walk, drink wine and have dinner while tasting this gastronomic paradise. The tours last 3 hours for lunch with six to seven stops. Carmel is a kind of maze of streets with walkways, alleys and hidden corners that most visitors are unaware of.
This restaurant has been a Carmel classic for more than three decades, serving fresh, creative California cuisine and spectacular flambéed desserts. I tried the sweet honey and bought some bottles to take home. Fresh, Filipino-inspired, imaginative and delicious California dishes are served here. Enjoy excellent contemporary coastal cuisine combined with a Wine Spectator wine list.
Fill up on homemade pasta inspired by the Tuscan hills. With chocolate candies that are impossible to resist, this family business has existed for more than 100 years. One of the oldest businesses in Carmel, here you can try everything from the best wines to freshly grilled sausages with beef during lunch. Social Hour is a unique retail store that gives cocktails a different touch.
Here you'll find organic, locally harvested nuts (and fruits) in the best varieties and flavors. Las Vegas is known for its fine collection of celebrity chef restaurants, extraordinary dining experiences and over-the-top cocktails. But if you're only going to be in town for a few days, how do you decide the best places to eat? I faced the same dilemma and chose to try some of the best restaurants on the Strip with Lip Smacking Foodie Tours. During their Savors of the Strip tour, I was able to try exclusive dishes from award-winning chefs at five stops and enjoyed a special surprise.
As we walked, the guide Alex provided us with a lot of insider information about Las Vegas. We also added the optional beverage package with exclusive blended cocktails available at most stops. The best part is that you sit down as soon as you arrive, without having to wait for a table. We started at the ARIA Casino & Resort Hotel to meet our group.
We entered ARIA to the Bardot Brasserie and were immediately transferred to a French café in Paris. We started with the King Crab Caesar sauce and roasted French chicken, the perfect appetizers. Then we went to Julian Serrano, who is also part of ARIA, to enjoy the authentic taste of Spain with tasty tapas and delicious paella. At Estiatorio Milos, at The Venetian, we tried the freshest tomatoes I've ever tasted in my life in a tasty Greek salad, followed by octopus and fried zucchini Milos Special.
Before dessert, we stopped at Retrospecs in the Cosmopolitan and saw their meticulously crafted and restored glasses from the 1890s to the 1980s, some of which were worn by celebrities. The night ended with a selection of delicious desserts at Wolfgang Pucks' Cucina, in the center of the city, which included tiramisu, panna cotta with limoncello and creamery. I left the tour wanting to return and enjoy the dishes on the menu at the restaurants we tried. Do you also travel to eat? If so, don't miss it.
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The Best Food Tours in the USA. UU. offer a behind-the-scenes look at how your favorite comfort foods are created. The family-run Goodrich's Maple Farm offers free visits to its sugar bowl, which contains one of the largest sap evaporators in the world.
The family exploits more than 125,000 trees each season of maple sugar production in March and April. The 30-minute tour includes learning about the history and process of making maple syrup, from tree to table. The tour concludes with a stop at the tasting table to try maple products, such as syrup, spreads and jellies. The guided walking tour of Snyder's of Hanover includes a visit to the pretzel maker's raw materials warehouse, the finished materials warehouse, the packaging room, and the oven room.
Along the way, guests ages 5 and older learn about the history of Snyder's of Hanover and see how pretzels are made during the free 30-minute tour. Each participant receives a free bag of pretzels at the end of the tour, which ends at the factory store. Enjoy the smell of fresh French fries during this 30- to 45-minute self-guided tour of the 600,000-square-foot Utz Chip Trip factory in Hanover. During the free tour, visitors can take a look at the factory's observation gallery to see the potato chip production process from start to finish.
Along the way, an audio guide and exhibits explain the history of Utz and its snack products. Each of the six tours has something unique to offer, but whichever tour you choose, you'll leave with a full belly and fall a little more in love with New York. Asheville Food Tours gives you the opportunity to discover little known local restaurants and culinary treasures through one of its 3- to 4-hour walking food tours. If you live in Pittsburgh and think you know the best places to eat, go with out-of-town visitors to one of the Burgh Bits and Bites tours and you'll be surprised by lots of hidden gems.
Some tours are offered year-round, such as the 3-hour walking culinary tour of Old Portland or the Portland Happy Hour tour. BITE San Diego offers tours of North Park, Pacific Beach, La Jolla, Liberty Station, Coronado, Encinitas, Downtown and Little Italy. If you like walking, spend 3 hours exploring downtown Roanoke on a food and cultural tour of downtown Roanoke, or maybe just enjoy 3 hours on Sundays trying the best lunches in the city. Taste of Kansas City Food Tours invites you to explore this exciting city by tasting food and drink in some of its unique neighborhoods and off-the-beaten-path restaurants.
Cape May Food Tours will take you to discover Cape May for 3 hours, the most beautiful Victorian resort not only in New Jersey but in the country. Through 3-hour walking tours, you'll not only learn about the city's culture and history, but you'll also visit some of the best local ethnic restaurants, family-friendly bistros, historic taverns, and colorful markets. FEAST's food tours and culinary events will show you historic Charlotte, North Carolina, in a whole new way. While some classic guided tours to gastronomic factories, such as the visit to Ben & Jerry's in Waterbury (Vermont), the French fries tour to Cape Cod Chips in Hyannis (Massachusetts) and the tea production tour at Celestial Seasonings in Denver (Colorado), remain closed due to the pandemic, there are many food factories open for food fanatics to enjoy the best feast tour.
Whether you're visiting Roanoke for the first time or living in this exciting Virginia city on the slopes of the Blue Ridge Mountains, you'll enjoy fascinating guided food tours with one of the passionate locals, who knows exactly where to go to find the most interesting food and drink. Taste Harlem Food and Cultural Tours offers unique cultural, historical and gastronomic tours of Harlem, one of New York's most colorful and interesting neighborhoods. .
