Top Boston Food Tours - page 2

We got a private tour just due to it being a slow day and it was great. My 18 year old son enjoyed it. Food was good, and several things I wouldn’t have tried on my own otherwise, although we did have to share a number of things rather than getting our own portions. It was plenty of food for me but my son was still hungry afterwards. Overall a great tour with good history of the area. About a mile of walking.

Great way to explore the South End neighborhood. Tried 5 different spots and learn about the history of the area. Our guide Katie was very enthusiastic and fun! I went by myself and met some other great people on the tour. Good idea for an afternoon if you've already done all the "Freedom Trail" and North End sites.

This was such a fun tour!! I had never heard of a donut tour before but was told other cities also have them. So glad we went on this one in Boston. We were able to taste many donuts from a variety of bakeries. But also had a wonderful, informational tour of Boston. What a great combination.

We had a great day with Sean Delaney. He kept a good pace and energy level and connected with each tour participant. The bites were tasty, mixed with loads of local history and storytelling. We got lots of ideas and suggestions for the rest of our trip. I would highly recommend this tour and Sean for your visit to Boston.

Great tour with fun history, a lot of food and a nice amount of walking around the city. Katie (#102, apparently 2 Katies work for this company) was friendly, knowledgeable and a great guide. She made everyone feel comfortable and provided a lot of fun history facts about the city as well as its food but was not overpowering. The food was great and there was a lot of it. You definitely do not need a meal after this tour and it is coordinated to almost start with an appetizer, the beans and brown bread and end with dessert. The boston cream pie. All of the food was very good and each stop came with history about the food at that location. Katie also mentioned the history of some other restaurants that we didn’t stop at. There is an option to add two beers to your tour ticket and they space it out well. The beers are at stop one and three. There are 4 food stops on this tour. I have done food tours in many cities and this one ranks as one of the best. I will definitely be trying more of their tours.