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Food in Washington DC

Our pick: Washington DC: Donut Tour & White House Walking History — US$ 75 (2h, 4.87★ · 609). Best value: Georgetown DC: Food Tour & Neighborhood Walk with Tastings — US$ 79 (3h, 4.83★ · 461).

4.8 9 experiences from US$ 75 ✓Free cancellation on most experiences

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Our pick
Washington DC: Donut Tour & White House Walking History
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Best value
Georgetown DC: Food Tour & Neighborhood Walk with Tastings
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Top rated
Georgetown DC: Food Tour with Local Guide & Italian Tasting
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OptionPricePer personLengthRatingCancellationExtra fee
Washington DC: Donut Tour & White House Walking HistoryOur pickUS$ 75 p.p.
US$ 75
2h4.87★ · 609free—
Georgetown DC: Food Tour & Neighborhood Walk with TastingsBest valueUS$ 79 p.p.
US$ 79
3h4.83★ · 461free—
Capitol Hill Food & Walking Tour Washington DCUS$ 81 p.p.
US$ 81
3h 30m4.36★ · 42free—
Georgetown: Walking Food Tour & Old Stone House TastingUS$ 84 p.p.
US$ 84
3h 30m4.68★ · 391free—
Georgetown DC: Morning Food Tour & Historic Cobblestone WalkUS$ 87 p.p.
US$ 87
3h–3h 30m4.96★ · 53free—
Georgetown DC: Food Tour with Local Guide & Italian TastingTop ratedUS$ 95 p.p.
US$ 95
2h4.95★ · 142free—
Georgetown food tour Washington DC: 6 dishes & historic stopsUS$ 100 p.p.
US$ 100
3h4.75★ · 367free—
Georgetown DC: Food & History Walking Tour with 6 TastingsUS$ 129 p.p.
US$ 129
3h4.73★ · 214free—
Washington DC: Evening Food Tour Dupont & Adams MorganUS$ 169 p.p.
US$ 169
4h5.00★ · 86free—

Real price per person across the 9 options: US$ 75–US$ 169 (median US$ 87). With 100+ reviews: 6 of 9.

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Georgetown: Walking Food Tour & Old Stone House Tasting
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Georgetown: Walking Food Tour & Old Stone House Tasting★★★★★★★★★★ 4.68 (391)3h 30mYou’ll wander Georgetown’s brick streets with a small group, tasting everything from flaky pastries to spicy street food while your guide shares stories behind each stop. See the Old Stone House up close, stroll beside the C&O Canal, and end with sticky fingers at a local bakery. It’s casual, full of flavor, and leaves you feeling like you’ve actually been part of the neighborhood for an afternoon.Free cancellationKids −100%fromUS$ 84View ›
Georgetown food tour Washington DC: 6 dishes & historic stops
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Georgetown food tour Washington DC: 6 dishes & historic stops★★★★★★★★★★ 4.75 (367)3hYou walk Wisconsin Avenue and beyond with a local guide, stopping at six different spots to taste hummus and pita, a half-smoke, a farm-to-table taco, cupcake, and a secret dish that changes with the season. The guide points out Georgetown University, the Francis Scott Key Bridge, Julia Child's former home, and the oldest building in D.C. along the way. Bring comfortable shoes — it's a fair amount of walking — and let the guide know about any dietary needs before you book.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste Georgetown's actual food culture — the places locals eat, not tourist spots — without figuring out the route or timing yourself between six different stops. The walking pace and fixed schedule mean you cover the neighborhood on foot and see how the food connects to the architecture and history around it.Free cancellationTravelers' pickInfants freefromUS$ 100View ›
Georgetown DC: Food & History Walking Tour with 6 Tastings
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Georgetown DC: Food & History Walking Tour with 6 Tastings★★★★★★★★★★ 4.73 (214)3hYou walk Georgetown's oldest neighborhood with a local guide who connects six food tastings to three centuries of history, stopping at locally-owned restaurants and historic sites. The small group (max 8 people) means you're not rushed, and the tour takes 3–3.5 hours with enough food to count as lunch. Mention dietary needs at booking, and know that the tour structure doesn't accommodate vegan, dairy-free, or gluten-free diets.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to understand a neighborhood through its food and history rather than just see its landmarks, and you'd rather have a local guide handle the research and routing than plan it yourself.Free cancellationfromUS$ 129View ›
Washington DC: Evening Food Tour Dupont & Adams Morgan
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Washington DC: Evening Food Tour Dupont & Adams Morgan★★★★★★★★★★ 5.00 (86)4hYou’ll taste your way through Dupont Circle and Adams Morgan with a local guide—think pupusas hot off the grill, shared Ethiopian platters, seafood sliders, sweet potato pie, and rooftop drinks as DC lights come on. Expect laughter, new stories, maybe even a little rain—and a real sense of what these neighborhoods feel like at night.Free cancellationfromUS$ 169View ›
Georgetown DC: Morning Food Tour & Historic Cobblestone Walk
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Georgetown DC: Morning Food Tour & Historic Cobblestone Walk★★★★★★★★★★ 4.96 (53)3h–3h 30mYou walk Georgetown's historic streets with a guide who knows the neighbourhood's stories—past Kennedy's townhouse, the oldest house in DC, and Georgetown University. You taste fresh pastries, chocolate, gelato, and coffee at five to six local spots, watch the C&O Canal locks work, and finish with a cupcake. All food and beverages are included; the tour takes a morning and requires comfortable walking shoes.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to taste Georgetown rather than just see it—the small-group format and local stops mean you're eating real food, not samples, while learning the neighbourhood's actual history from someone who knows it.Free cancellationKids −25%fromUS$ 87View ›
Capitol Hill Food & Walking Tour Washington DC
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Capitol Hill Food & Walking Tour Washington DC★★★★★★★★★★ 4.36 (42)3h 30mYou walk Capitol Hill for 3.5 hours with a professional guide, stopping to taste dishes tied to the neighborhood's culinary and cultural past. All tastings are included in the price, groups stay small, and the route is fully wheelchair accessible. Mention any dietary needs or allergies when you book so the guide can prepare.Is it for me?Pick this tour if you want to understand a neighborhood through its food and history without planning stops yourself — the guide handles the route, the timing, and the story that connects each taste to Capitol Hill's past.Free cancellationKids −100%fromUS$ 81View ›

Frequently asked questions

Can I book with free cancellation?

Yes: 9 of the 9 options offer free cancellation, so you can book now and confirm your plans later.

How long do these experiences last?

Most options last between 2 and 5 hours.

Which one is the travelers' favorite?

Washington DC: Donut Tour & White House Walking History is the travelers' favorite, rated 4.87 out of 5 across 609 reviews.

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