Boston's North End Secret Food Walking Tour w/ Private Tour Option

Great variety of delicious food. You won't leave hungry! Very informative and personable guide, Caleb. Great way to experience a neighborhood in a new city. Very well paced trip.

The food was good lots of it! Lobster roll was the best. My family and I had a good experience met great people.

I picked this tour because of the great reviews; however, we got a guide who had only ever given 1 tour before. He was 10 minutes late to meet the group (with no communication sent), looked disheveled, and was clearly inexperienced with leading a group. It was hard to hear most of the information and the flow was very odd--guide did not have good mastery of how to lead a group or stay on time. There was a LOT of food included--we were stuffed by the end. You can tell the intention is to give history + food, but the experience will vary greatly between different guides. Clearly they do not give much training before letting people be a guide.

Knowledgeable guide plus a trainee to make sure we all stayed together. Food was excellent, especially the cannoli and the pastrami sandwich.

Small group tour was great! Our guide was great and the food was wonderful! Great selections. Would definitely recommend!

My wife and I have done many food tours in Boston, NYC and Europe. We have to say this was the best of all of them. Out guide, Leah was funny, engaging, knowledgable, and a good listener. She lives in the North End so she has intimate knowledge of the history and restaurants. The tour started with pumpkin raviolis and pizza. Each food stop provided more than just a sample, you got a good sized portion that allowed you to determine the true flavor, texture and taste of each sample. We had stops at an old Italian grocery store that provided a sandwich of meats, cheese, olives and sauces. We spent considerable time at the new Boston Public Market. This unique food arena has foods from local farmers, venders. We tasted some nuts dipped in Mexican chocolates, flavored with different spices. and honey from different flowers,we also had a lobster roll lobster prepared while we waited, it was tender and sweet. The portion was excellent. The final stop was a bakery that makes canolis while you wait. The only complaint was no fault of the tour, but it was extremely hot and humid so we had to spend more time inside than we would have liked. The samplings were interspersed with historical facts of the North End. My wife and I highly recommend this food tour and Leah.

Food stops and food were great. Would like to hear more history of North end.

Wonderful experience. The food was great and Leah was an excellent guide. We discussed the history of Boston in between eating. What more could you want.