Best of · FOOD AND HISTORY TOURS IN THE USA
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 4 food and history tours in the USA worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Walk through the French Quarter with Doctor Gumbo Tours for a three-hour progressive lunch. Sample gumbo, hot sauces, pralines, catfish po-boy, muffuletta, boudin, and more while guides such as Beth, Meg, and Dylan explain the food and history of New Orleans.
“The Professor is a gem. Very knowledgeable and with a relaxed style, we had all our questions answered and learned a lot while trying delicious food!”
Walk Boston’s North End with a local guide such as Scotty or Big Al, tasting three full-size pizza slices along the way. You’ll see Paul Revere House, Old North Church, Copp’s Hill, Old Ironsides, and Bunker Hill, then finish with a Modern Pastry cannoli.
“Scotty was a great guide. Very knowledgeable about the entire area. It was a fun twist on a history tour to get pizza along the way.”
Walk Savannah’s Historic District with an English-speaking guide such as Beck, Cindy, Gail, or Demi. Over three hours, visit six food shops and restaurants, taste lunch-sized portions, hear stories about the city, and finish near City Market.
“our guide was very informative about so much more than the food we tasted!”
Walk Boston’s North End with local guide Paula, tasting arancini, Sicilian pizza, olive oil, cheese, pasta, cannoli, gelato, and espresso. The three-hour route visits family-run shops, an Italian market, bakery, café, and restaurant, with a two-course lunch and wine pairing.
“Paula is welcoming and full of interesting history of Little Italy. We enjoyed every stop! You are definitely getting a locals perspective of delicious bites and sips. Cannot pick a favorite each stop was so good! As an extra, learned so much about the history of this little neighborhood. ❤️”
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