Boston Food Tour
⭐ 4.8 8 experiences
from US$ 86
⏱ 2 h 50 min ✓ Free cancellation
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Boston North End: Italian Pizza & Clam Chowder Food Tour★ 4.79 (1,567) · 2h–3h
Top ratedBoston North End: Dessert & Cocktail Walking Tour, Skip Lines★ 4.99 · from US$ 1,000
Boston Freedom Trail: Beer Tour & 10 Historic SitesYou walk 10 Freedom Trail landmarks in one afternoon with an expert historian guide, stopping at three historic taverns where beer or cider is included in the price. Groups stay under 12 people, so the pace feels social rather than rushed. Bring a valid ID and expect to learn the Revolutionary War stories that actually happened in the rooms where you're standing.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the main Freedom Trail sites without navigating the route yourself or paying separately for drinks—the guide handles the history and the taverns handle the stops, which turns a self-guided walk into an actual afternoon.
Boston: Pizza & Freedom Trail Walking Tour with CannoliYou walk Boston's North End for 2.5 hours, eat three full pizza slices from different pizzerias, pass five Freedom Trail sites including Paul Revere House and Old North Church, see USS Constitution and Bunker Hill Monument, and finish with a free cannoli at Modern Pastry. Your guide is local, water is included, and the whole thing costs less than a sit-down dinner.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat real food (not samples) while learning Boston history on foot, and you'd rather have a local guide handle the route and the stories than figure out the Freedom Trail yourself. The fixed 2.5-hour window and included pizza and cannoli mean you know exactly what you're getting and what it costs.
Boston: Seafood & Freedom Trail Walking Tour with Lobster RollYou walk Boston's North End and Waterfront for three hours, stopping at four restaurants to eat a full-size lobster roll, award-winning clam chowder, raw oysters and shrimp, and cannoli. Along the way you see the Paul Revere house, Long Wharf, the Old State House, Faneuil Hall, and Quincy Market, with a guide who knows the Revolutionary history and the food scene. No samples, no rushing—just eating and learning in the neighborhoods where it all happened.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat real meals (not samples) while learning Boston's Revolutionary history in the neighborhoods where it happened, and you'd rather have a guide handle the route and the stories than figure out which restaurants are worth the line.
Boston Brewery Tour: 3.5 Hours & 12 Craft BeersYou visit three working Boston breweries in one afternoon, tasting up to 12 craft beers with snacks and a local guide who knows the scene. Round-trip transport is included, so you just show up with your ID and closed-toe shoes. The whole thing takes three and a half hours, and the breweries rotate, so the stops change depending on the day.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste Boston's craft beer scene without arranging transport between breweries or worrying about designated driving — the guide and the fixed itinerary handle both, and the small group size means you actually get to talk to the people making the beer.
Boston North End Food Tour & Public Market TastingsYou’ll wander Boston’s North End with a local guide who knows every bakery window and shortcut to good pizza. Taste legendary cannoli, Sicilian slices, fresh mozzarella, apple cider doughnuts at Boston Public Market, and finish with classic chowder at Union Oyster House. Expect laughter over messy bites and stories that stick with you long after lunch ends.
Boston: Historic Taverns Tour, Harbor Ferry & TastingsYou’ll walk Boston’s oldest streets with a local guide, raise a glass in two historic taverns once frequented by legends, cross Boston Harbor by ferry, and finish with real North End cannoli. Expect laughter, stories you’ll remember, and moments when history feels unexpectedly personal.
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