Washington DC · FOOD & DRINK
22 tours
The gap between two food & drink tours at the same price is usually the guide and the stops. The 15 below get both right, and each entry says what it costs, how long it runs and where it actually takes you.
Taste Georgetown on a 3-hour small-group walk with four eateries, one drink pairing, and stops by the C&O Canal and Julia Child home.
“Jacob was a great tour guide with a knack for anticipating questions and needs. I would most definitely recommend this tour.”
A small-group Georgetown walking tour that pairs food tastings with historic stops like Old Stone House and the C&O Canal, ending at Olivia Macaron.
“Robert is an amazing tour guide. I have a dairy allergy and he coordinated with each location to ensure there was a substitution. He knows the history and adds interesting stories. I would highly recommend this tour with Robert!”
Georgetown gets a tasty makeover on a 3-hour small-group walk with 6+ bites, movie-history stops, and a sweet cupcake finale.
“Matt was a very informative tour guide. We loved that he went to ASU!!!! We will definitely look him up for our next tour in DC.”
U Street Food and History walking tour in Washington DC: lunch tastings, Black Broadway stories, murals, and street art in 3 hours.
“The food was delicious! The guide was fun and knowledgeable. We enjoyed the history and the many murals! We definitely would recommend this tour for anyone.”
Georgetown small-group food walk with tastings and drinks plus DC history from local guides. About 3 hours, 8 guests max.
“Had a great tour with Vanesa- she was wonderful- the food was great- as was portion size. She had great information on the area and also on the Restaurant’s history. Definitely recommend this tour.”
Walk Fell's Point in Baltimore on a 4-hour foodie tour with four tastings, one drink, and harbor views. $104.
“This tour is a the perfect combination to sample various foods/restaurants in Fells Point and at the same time learn about the history of that part of town and Baltimore at large. The food (tacos at Chilango's, crab cakes at The Point in Fells, and Nepalese chicken at Everest Spice Bar and Grill) was excellent and provided a good intro to the variety of cuisines present at Fells Point. The culinary portion was capped off by coffee and baked goods at Pitango Bakery & Cafe--delicious. Zach was a generous and well informed guide who covered Fells Point's long history and was adept at pointing out the traces of that history…”
A small-group Fell’s Point food tour with multiple restaurant tastings, three history stops, and a guide-led walk that stays easy.
“Mary Margaret was our tour guide. She knows everyone in Fells Point. We stopped at four places to eat. The first was appetizers the second two were main courses and the last dessert. Food was served family style to share. Fells Point is a very safe and clean neighborhood in Baltimore. Highly recommend the tour.”
Georgetown food tour with kosher, Italian, pastries, and a seasonal dish, plus local history on a 2-hour small group walk.
“Mike was an excellent guide. Gave us a lot great facts and history of Georgetown. Told us some great stories of the area! The food was delicious and plentiful.”
A 3-hour Georgetown food walk with generous tastings, neighborhood history, photo stops, and a donation to Bread for the City.
“This was a really fun and unique tour experience. The guide was knowledgeable and fun to talk to. Clearly he had a great rapport with the restaurants we visited along the way. I would highly recommend this tour experience.”
A 3.5-hour Old Town Alexandria food walking tour with history stops, locally owned tastings, and a route designed to feel like a full meal.
“This was our second time enjoying this tour - this time with guests from out of town. We enjoyed both events and our guests loved the experience, getting a taste of the family owned restaurants in Old Town, hearing historical context and moments from this beautiful city and enjoying the walk on a gorgeous day.”
Six DC neighborhood stops with all food and drinks included, led by a small-group guide, ending on a rooftop view in U Street.
“Not your ordinary food tour!! I have done many food tours in Europe and the US and this tour is the best. Not only do you get food from diverse neighborhoods, and a lot of it, but you get an interesting tour of the DC neighborhoods that go beyond the traditional Mall Monuments. Our guide made us all want to move to DC. Don't hesitate to book this tour, it does not disappoint, and dont eat before you go!”
A small-group morning walk through Georgetown with coffee, croissants, sweets, and real neighborhood stories, finishing near the C&O Canal.
“Wayne was amazing. Best food tour i have been on. The history added in was amazing. Well worth the money. I cant wait to do it again. Was not rushed an enjoyable relaxed tour bring your appetite!”
A 3.5-hour Annapolis food-and-history walk with a progressive lunch, local landmarks, and a dessert finish for about $80.
“This was such a great experience overall! The tour stopped at four different places and provided some great food. Come hungry and might want to plan on a light dinner or dinner later. You will leave full. We learned a lot from our wonderful guide. She shared so much history, answered all of our questions and clearly loves her job. It was a fun thing to do to get the layout of the town and see some things we probably wouldn’t have found on our own. Highly recommend!”
Capitol Hill Food and Walking Tour is a small-group, history-led stroll with multiple food tastings, about 3.5 hours, $81.
“Tried some really lovely food with great historical insights from Robert, our guide. Learned a lot about some of the more off-beat events of the past. It was a really hot day, but Robert did his best to keep us in the shade. I like the fact that there was the option to purchase cocktails at a couple of the locations. Centring around he East Market was also a great way to see how the locals eat and shop. The people on the tour were also lovely.”
90-minute Gettysburg walk mixing beer, wine and Civil War stories. One drink per stop at multiple pubs with a local guide.
“Silver is amazing… very informative and knowledgeable on Gettysburg history as well as local establishments! We really enjoyed learning about Gettysburg! Thank you Silver!”
