BEST OF · BOSTON FOOD TOURS
Good boston food tours run small groups and fill up weeks ahead. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Taste North End bread, pizza, and Italian deli fare while walking Boston’s Freedom Trail, Beacon Hill, and waterfront with a local guide.
“Wonderful tour with a great guide and multiple stops for delicious food. Tour was scheduled for 5 hours, but was closer to 6!”
Taste Boston’s North End through clam chowder, lobster roll, pizza, cannoli, and local stories on this three-and-a-half-hour food walk.
“Chloe was great! She was very informative and so nice to be around, a joy to the group. It was a first for my husband and I (food tour) and I would definitely do it again.”
Taste Boston’s North End through bread, pizza, salumi, pastry, and coffee while learning local history on a small-group walk.
“Bob was very accommodating and interactive even with elementary age children! He was able to adjust the orders without sacrificing the quality of the food and gave historical tid bits along the way”
Eat three Boston pizza slices, sample a Modern Pastry cannoli, and follow the Freedom Trail through the North End with a local guide.
“This tour takes you on the journey of the freedom trail, around the north end. Our tour guide was Scottie. He was really friendly and knowledgeable and fun to be around. We popped into three pizza places that I would never have dreamt of visiting. And a gorgeous bakery. This is a fun way to see a little part of Boston when you dont have much time. I highly recommend it.”
Pick a street, a market or a kitchen.
