San Francisco · FOOD & DRINK
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The right food & drink tours should fit the hills, water and hours already in your plan. These 15 show what the ticket includes and the kind of traveler each option suits.
Taste North Beach’s Little Italy on a 3-hour walking tour with fresh coffee, cannoli, salami, chocolate, and pizza.
“Our tour guide, Scott was fantastic. The food was even better. Scott is a local and loves his neighborhood and all the amazing food and facts.”
Taste classic Mission District bites plus Italian and Chinese favorites on a 3.5-hour small-group walk that ends at Dolores Park for easy exploring.
“Our guide Mark was phenomenal! As a 4th generation San Franciscan he is knowledgeable, fun, and passionate! Each stop was delicious, and the stories made the city come alive. Truly an unforgettable food tour experience!”
Chinatown walking tour in San Francisco with dim sum, BBQ pork buns, fresh fortune cookies, and tea tasting for a full lunch.
“My wife and I enjoyed this experience. We saw a lot of Chinatown and were able to hear about its history. The various stops were good our favorites were probably the Peking duck lunch and the tea tasting. Our guide was personable and knowledgeable. The only complaint was that it got off to kind of a slow start, but other than that it was great. We would recommend this experience.”
Taste North Beach and Little Italy on a 3-hour San Francisco walking food tour with fresh coffee, chocolates, breads, pizza, olive oil, and history.
“Awesome tour. Isabella was a wonderful guide with great stories. Great food, fun stories. Highly recommend!”
Electric bike tour of San Francisco icons, Haight-Ashbury, Golden Gate Park, Presidio, Painted Ladies, and Crissy Field with a historian guide.
San Francisco Mission District food tour with a local guide, four tasty courses in about 3 hours, and a finish near Dolores Park.
“Ben was a terrific guide. He was very knowledgeable about the mission district and food in general. The first three tastings were all good but would have preferred more selection. Other food tours we’ve been on have had more stops and typically multiple tastings at each stop, sometimes served family style. The last stop for ice cream was just okay. Ben was a good storyteller and tour would have been a five if more food tastings.”
Three-hour North Beach food tour with small-group tastings, Prohibition tunnel stories, cioppino, pizza, and cannoli for $115.
“As a family of four visiting from Chicago this was the perfect tour for us. Our guide was phenomenal! This tour takes you to places that most tour groups would not. Where other tours tend to take groups to well known popular locations this tour really gives you a feel for the city and its history through unique and a wonderful variety places that we may not otherwise have experienced. I highly recommend the tour for visitors and locales alike.”
A 3-hour San Francisco Chinatown tea and dim sum tour with a full meal, fortune cookies, boba, and a guided tea tasting.
“Fun tour. Great food. Fun historical facts. The tea experience was the best! Our guide Robin was easy going, smart, and fun.”
Ferry Building food tastings plus round-trip Alcatraz by audio. Small group, scenic ferry ride, and plenty of time on the island.
“We were looking for a tour of Alcatraz, and this was the only tour available that got us to Alcatraz. However, it ended up being great. We met at the Ferry Building, and our guide (Carol) took us around the building and gave us a history of the building and many of the merchants in the building. The food tasting ranged from cheese, to bread, to the meat purveyor. The sample at Slanted Door led us to book dinner reservations there the next day. There are many tours that go to Alcatraz, but this one was the best way to get there. The samples were so plentiful that we skipped…”
Four-hour Chinatown and North Beach walking tour with dim sum, handmade fortune cookies, fresh coffee, pizza, wine, and Beat Generation sights.
“Wow, we had a blast. The tour went way over time but was enjoyable from start to end. Brian is a great guide!”
A 3-hour San Francisco Chinatown walking food tour with a friendly guide, five tastings (enough for a meal), plus temples and classic bakeries.
“Jinny was an amazing tour guide and was a wealth of knowledge and recommendations for the area. You can tell she has built a positive relationship with the local vendors visited by the tour. The food we tasted at each location was some of the best we have had, and it was a perfect balance of eating and strolling through Chinatown.”
Eat your way through North Beach and Chinatown with 5 tastings, a small-group guide, and big views from Coit Tower in about 3 hours.
“Tour was ok, disappointed that tour was booked on a Monday when the cable car museum is closed (cable car museum is the start point of the tour), would be nice if this was mentioned when booking the tour maybe because it was just the two of us with the tour guide, we were expecting more energy/vibe and we are use to more sightseeing during this type of tours Food was tasty, gelato and fortune cookie company were the most memorable moments Would be nice to had walked to see the dragon gate in Chinatown as part of the tour Just felt wanting more”
A small-group day from the Golden Gate to Russian River wineries and a Kendall-Jackson 4-course lunch, with guided tastings and pickup.
“Great day, great time. Brian was awesome, great tour guide, the best!”
Taste 6 Mission District classics with an orange-umbrella guide, murals included. 3 hours, $90, English speaking, great value.
“Great to experience, we loved our time together with the group and the tour guide. We got stuck in a traffic jam and we contacted the company, and they went above and beyond, so we didn’t miss the experience. Thanks to them we could pickup the group.”
Private luxury car wine tasting in Napa with hotel pickup. Customized visits, vineyard and barrel-room time, $699 per group up to 4.
“Great Driver. He was very knowledgeable and offered lots of tips. We will definitely use him again. And we will recommend to all of our friends.”
