Top Sydney Food Tours

It was awesome experience! All foods to eat in the tour tasted exclusive. The tour guide, Janine, was outgoing and had an affluent topics. I could know the food culture and the histories of Surry Hills and Darlinghurst. I recommend everyone to pick the tour up!

Great guide and plenty of time at each winery. Good selection, I especially liked the Iron Gate Estate which looked beautiful and had some great wines at reasonable prices to buy. I had dinner booked in the Hunter and it was no issue for the business to allow me to hop off before the journey back, which was appreciated. Tour guide was super friendly and knowledgeable, and each winery host lit up when thtey saw him coming.

Our guide, the other Steve, is fantastic. Very knowledgeable and patient. The number of sights this tour covers in a single day makes it very efficient. And it includes a full lunch, as well as generous snacks for the wine tasting. It is an excellent value for a great day out of Sydney.

it's fun. I really enjoyed walking around learning about the history and cultural significance of the Sydney Chinatown. The food was amazing and the guide was very accommodating to guest, especially us that could not walk as fast. It made me excited to continue to explore Chinatown and all that is has to enjoy.

Excellent variety of ethnic foods in an area chock full of restaurant options. We learned a bit about the history of each place we stopped. Most places we sat at tables. Great information on Surry Hills itself. The pace was great. A lot of food that was very tasty and unique to me. Our guide, Kylie, was superb.

The tour used an air conditioned minibus and there were eight guests from many parts of the world. Our driver / guide was very knowledgeable and passionate about tourism in the Hunter Valley region. He encouraged questions when traffic allowed and was always happy to respond and help when needed. The wildlife park was fascinating. Although the prime reason for visiting was to stroke a koala, who was much more interested in the fresh eucalyptus leaves the keeper was offering him than the striking that he received. He was clearly perfectly happy with the occasion! The other wildlife at the location were just as fascinating but the kangaroos were particularly popular with food offered to us by the Guide for hand feeding. I was particularly interested in the venomous snake house. Luckily the reptiles were all behind glass! If one moved quickly amongst the enclosures one could see most of the things of interest in brief. But people with limited mobility would have to prioritise what they wanted to experience. That being said, the park is in a gentle hill and is almost entirely wheelchair accessible. Well worth a visit. The wineries were a further twenty minutes away and were well chosen on the day by our guide for the group’s particular aspirations. There was just the right amount of variety of offerings and of good quality although different people enjoyed different wines of course. I would not have wanted too many more to taste! That would have detracted from the enjoyment of the day in my opinion. The cheese and chocolate tasting was a highlight of the day. A real treat for the taste buds. And in a splendid location. The optional meal offered plenty of choice and was enjoyed by all. Our Guide was happy to drop us off en-route before the official pickup drop off point. Would thoroughly recommend.

Infinity delivers delicous food and a special view of a fantastic city. You get to see amazing sites whilst enjoying a great selection of meals. In addition to choosing the standard options, we added oysters and given we had visitied the fish markets the day before, were blown away by how delicious the oysters were. We also tried the sea urchin which was unique and enjoyable. We selected two bottles of Tasmania wine with both being quality choices. Overall, i felt this was great value for money when you consider the amazing view of this great city that you get to enjoy.

Not only was this a pub tour, it was a bit of a history lesson along the way. Pino did a fabulous job and was very engaging. He and Jarvis, were able to relate the history of the pubs in addition to Australian history. Along the way we were showed The Big Dig, which many people in Sydney may not even be aware of. We visited four pubs, and were able to sample local brews. Pino was familiar with all of the beers and was able to make recommendations based upon people's preferences. I think even non beer drinkers would enjoy this tour... non alcoholic drinks were available.