Top Australia Street Food Tours

Every neighborhood has its favorite local haunts, but it’s not easy for visitors to tap into the best insider eats. With this secret food tour, discover where those in the know dine in while learning about the neighborhood’s unique history and culture. Explore the area highlights on foot with your guide, stopping to sample a variety of popular dishes.

Immerse yourself in Adelaide’s 150-year-old Central Market—and let your guide take the lead in navigating the market and which stalls to visit—on this small-group lunch tour. Stop at 10 different stalls for 10 different bites as you discover South Australian cuisine with your local guide and other foodies. Your guide shares insights, history, and their favorite other food spots around the city for a true local experience.

Sydney is known for its food scene, but finding standout spots without local knowledge can be difficult. This half-day guided food tour pairs you with a food-focused guide who leads you to restaurants and cafes that many visitors overlook, with tastings that add up to a satisfying meal. Along the way, see parts of Sydney beyond the usual dining circuit and pass landmarks such as the Sydney Opera House, Sydney Harbour Bridge, the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney, and The Rocks.

Embark on an unforgettable gastronomic journey through the vibrant streets of Melbourne, immersing yourself in the city's rich culinary tapestry. Your adventure begins with a leisurely stroll down the iconic Degraves Street, where captivating graffiti art adorns the walls, reflecting Melbourne's cultural vibrancy. As you venture into the historic Block Arcade, steeped in tradition and bustling with shoppers, prepare to indulge in Melbourne's signature homemade meat pies, each savory bite a celebration of the city's culinary heritage. Continue your culinary exploration at Emporium Melbourne, where the air is filled with the irresistible aroma of freshly baked Japanese puff pastry, a perfect fusion of traditional craftsmanship and modern Melbourne flair.

Explore beyond the major tourist attractions and get to know one of Sydney’s most diverse and interesting neighborhoods–Newtown–on this street art and food tour. Avoid the hassle and discomfort of large tours as this one is capped at twelve participants. Learn more about local culture on an art walking tour, then refuel at four food stops, which might include Egyptian, Pakistani, Turkish, Japanese, and more.

This 3-hour walking food tour follows a relaxed rhythm—starting with light savory bites, moving into rich local specialties, and ending with sweets and a drink. You’ll explore Sydney’s everyday food scene like a local, with frequent stops, small portions, and a mix of global flavors and Australian classics. Begin with a Middle Eastern tasting of hummus, pita, and falafel, then enjoy a buttery Wagyu beef pie—an Australian favorite. Continue with a grazing board of local cheeses and charcuterie, followed by ice cream and a smoky BBQ sausage from a traditional butcher. Finish with sweet treats, including baklava and a tangy lemon tart, before wrapping up in a relaxed pub with a local drink—capturing the full range of Sydney’s food culture.

While many people start with the city center of Melbourne and its laneways when exploring, there’s much more to Melbourne than this one area. Experience different sides to the city in one compact tour on this shared bus tour that goes beyond the laneways and places you can easily walk to. Explore lush Melbourne Gardens, iconic graffiti Laneways and Melbourne Markets. Experience 5 curated food and drink experiences each with their own vibe and feel, before completing your tour with a drink.

Sydney’s food scene is incredibly diverse, but knowing where locals actually eat can be tricky for visitors. This guided walking tour helps you discover standout spots across Sydney, with stops at favorite local eateries to sample dishes from around the world—including a few off-menu specialties most travelers miss. As you stroll between bites, your guide shares insights into the city’s culinary scene and the cultural influences that shaped it.

Sydney’s Chinatown is full of excellent restaurants, and this small-group tour showcases locally loved hot spots you might miss if exploring independently. Sample a range of street foods and snacks from some of Chinatown’s best restaurants, and explore Sydney’s long connection with China. At the end of the tour, get a souvenir and a guide to Chinatown, covering all the best restaurants and what to order.

Join a “Dave’s Eats Hobart” walking food tour and dive into the tasty flavors of Tasmania’s capital! This bite-seeing tour walks Hobart’s waterfront and some of its most famous streets sampling iconic regional produce and specialties. We’ll visit charming bakeries, family run fishmongers, delightful delis, sweet chocolatiers, and ice cream makers, savouring some uniquely Tasmanian treats along the way. From artisanal cheeses and award-winning deli meats to the freshest seafood, “Dave’s Eats Hobart” offers a gastronomic adventure filled with dishes and flavours you won’t find anywhere else. Along the way, you’ll discover the captivating stories behind each bite and the passionate producers who craft them. This easy-going walking tour promises a feast for your senses and a true taste of Hobart.

The Central Market is an Adelaide institution, but many people wander around alone, not really understanding the history or significance of the place. Learn more about the building’s history and the local vendors and produce found here on a small-group walking tour. Stop to sample local produce along the way, from cheese to pastries—travelers with some specific dietary needs can be accommodated on request.

Immerse yourself in Melbourne's vibrant culinary scene on this guided food tour of the historic Queen Victoria Market. Operating since 1878, this iconic open-air market not only showcases a diverse array of international delicacies but also tells the story of Melbourne's multicultural heritage. Over two hours, explore bustling food halls, meet enthusiastic traders, and indulge in a curated selection of tastings ranging from artisan cheeses to authentic Turkish delicacies. This tour offers a unique insight into the flavors and cultures that define Melbourne's reputation as a global food capital. - Guided 2-hour walking food tour of Queen Victoria Market - Sample diverse international flavors from passionate traders - Enjoy generous tastings of artisan cheeses, pastries, and more - Optional wine tasting from the renowned Macedon Ranges region

Skip the trial and error of exploring Melbourne’s food scene and experience eateries you wouldn’t find on your own on this shared evening food tour of the city. Follow your guide as they take you to hole-in-the-wall eateries around Melbourne, including in Chinatown and by the Yarra River. As you walk, explore the city’s laneways including Hosier Lane with its popular street art.

Feast on the best of Sydney’s cuisine and find food outlets you’d miss if traveling independently on this private tour with 10 tastings. You'll explore with a foodie local host who can customize your experience according to your dietary requirements or simply what you fancy on the day—whether that's sweet or savory dishes, or gluten-free or vegan options.

The Sydney Opera House is one of Australia’s most famous landmarks—but much of it remains hidden to visitors without tickets to a performance. This guided walking tour offers a closer look inside the UNESCO World Heritage–listed building, with access to spaces typically reserved for showgoers. As you explore, your guide shares entertaining stories about the venue’s design, history, and the productions that bring it to life.

Melbourne's renowned for its food scene, but concise guides of where to go during a mini-break or short city visit are hard to come by. Take in as many local flavors as possible during your visit to Melbourne with this multi-cultural foodie tour. Starting at the popular Immigration Museum and then progressing to the city's well-known laneways, this tour goes beyond tastings and tips - it puts the city's cuisine in context.

Go shopping at Eumundi market, considered one of Australia’s premier markets for artisan crafts. Round-trip transfers from your accommodation in Mooloolaba, Maroochydore, Coolum, or Noosa make it easy to visit this market for three hours on a Wednesday or Saturday morning during your vacation on the Sunshine Coast.

Take the guesswork out of exploring Melbourne’s food and cafe culture on this street food of the inner North suburbs. Follow your local guide as they show you great places to get coffee and food in the lively suburbs of Fitzroy and Collingwood. See what city life is like away from the Central Business District on this tasty Melbourne walking tour.

Join a hop-on hop-off sightseeing tour by double-decker bus to discover the highlights of Sydney and Bondi Beach. Enjoy unobstructed views and recorded onboard commentary as you travel along two routes to top destinations including the Harbour Bridge, Opera House, Darling Harbour, and Bondi Beach. Go in-depth wherever you like by hopping off the bus to explore. Experience the city’s most noteworthy attractions at your own pace.

Most food tours hand you a printed menu and walk you through the same venues every time. This one doesn't. Your guide meets you at Gordon Reserve at 11am, learns what your group eats and what you don't, then builds the route from there. Four to six substantial tastings across Chinatown and Melbourne's laneways, chosen around what's seasonal and worth your time. The venues shift, but the format stays consistent: hand-folded dumplings, Michelin-starred yum cha, regional Chinese street food, oysters, soft cheeses, Indian dhai puri, and one drink at a top-tier laneway bar or cellar door. Non-alcoholic options available. Groups are capped at twelve, giving your guide time for questions and the stories behind each stop, including how immigration and laneways shaped Melbourne into a food capital. This is built to be your lunch, so come hungry. We accommodate vegetarians and religious dietary requirements. Built for adventurous eaters. Wear comfortable shoes for two to three kilometres.

Save yourself the guesswork of finding a restaurant with a view and secure guaranteed window seating at Sydney Tower’s revolving restaurant. Dine nearly 1,000 feet (305 meters) above the city as the restaurant completes a full rotation, revealing changing views of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, Circular Quay, Darling Harbour, and even the Blue Mountains on clear days. Enjoy an unlimited buffet with more than 30 dishes, plus an included drink.

Get to know the Adelaide Chinatown district, home to a wide range of Asian cuisines. Explore a range of tastes from across the Asian continent, from Chinese pastries to Japanese onigiri! With a born-and-raised local guide, discover the stories behind well-loved dishes that are served as street food, breakfast dishes and snacks. You’ll sample freshly made delights from local restaurants. Generous tastings will give you the perfect lunchtime feed! This is a two-hour Adelaide food tour that details history of Chinatown in between the food. You'll understand how the Chinese community developed the area, influencing the Adelaide food scene to what it is today. This is a walking tour where you’ll eat some of the best Asian food in Adelaide. Fresh and local, appreciate this rapidly changing precinct! Dietary requirements: If you are vegetarian, please inform us on booking. We are unfortunately unable to cater to other dietary requests at this time.

Sydney's busy roads can make sightseeing tricky. Skip city traffic and combine a ferry ride with admission to Taronga Zoo. Depart from Circular Quay and sail across Sydney Harbour, taking in panoramic views of the skyline along the way. At the zoo, spot koalas and kangaroos, along with wildlife from around the world. Your package includes round-trip ferry transfers, so getting back to the city center couldn't be easier.