Top Washington DC Street Food Tours

Experience Washington DC’s Dupont Circle, Adams Morgan, and U Street neighborhoods through its food. On this small-group walking tour, your guide brings you to six local spots hard to find on your own. Meet other foodies as you taste dishes from DC’s various immigrant cultures, including El Salvadorean and Ethiopian, as well as soul food and seafood classics. Eat and drink your way through the nation’s capital while walking about 3 miles.

Discover Georgetown's rich history and vibrant food scene on this food walking tour with a local guide. You'll Start your journey at the historic Georgetown University, one of the country's most prestigious academic institutions. From there, explore the charming Federal-style townhouses and make your way to a renowned restaurant serving a classic dish that's deeply tied to D.C.'s history. Along the way, you'll stop at iconic landmarks such as the "Exorcist Steps" and the Francis Scott Key Bridge, taking in the captivating views and intriguing history. You'll also visit the bustling Georgetown Waterfront and Canal Park, home to a thriving food scene. As you savor a variety of delicious bites, including a beloved D.C. staple and a famous cupcake, you'll come to understand why Georgetown is a must-see destination for food lovers.

Come hungry for food and for knowledge on this historical and culinary tour of Georgetown, whose roots predate Washington DC. Learn about Georgetown's 250 years of history, from its origins as a working class port city to its current status as a trendy college neighborhood, and stop to sample a broad selection of some of the best food the neighborhood has to offer. Tastings can range from tacos to Korean tapas to French cuisine paired with wine, and all tastings are included in the price.

If there’s one thing Washington D.C. is known for, it’s donuts. That’s not true, but it should be—you’ll taste and see why on this tour. Following your guide, you’ll travel from local donut institutions to the joints favored by politicians, exploring from cake and raised classics to the global donuts of Chinatown. Bonus: You’ll also catch views of the White House, learn about the city’s non-donut history, and more.

If you are new in town, it can be tricky to avoid the tourist traps and find the best places to eat. This small-group food tour lets you discover the rich history of Georgetown while visiting several of the area’s best eateries for tastings, including lunch, and little-known stories about the oldest neighborhood in Washington DC.

Get a taste of Washington DC's historic U Street neighborhood on this guided culinary walking tour. Discover the history and culture of these streets, formerly known as ‘Black Broadway,’ while stopping at multiple local restaurants to sample the foods that make these neighborhoods unique. A portion of every ticket price goes to feed district residents in need.