Embark on an award-winning foodie tour of Boston’s best eats, culinary education, and history. Indulge in Sicilian pizza, mozzarella tastings, iconic cannoli, and more!
Embark on an award-winning foodie tour of Boston’s best eats, culinary education, and history. Indulge in Sicilian pizza, mozzarella tastings, iconic cannoli, and more!
- Haymarket - Historic Haymarket Market, at nearly 200 years old, is the oldest outdoor market in the country. Guests will visit on Fridays and Saturdays.
- Boston Public Market - Opened in 2015, the indoor Boston Public Market, ranked one of the top 10 Public Markets in the country by USA Today, is comprised of up to thirty vendors, all local or…
- Haymarket - Historic Haymarket Market, at nearly 200 years old, is the oldest outdoor market in the country. Guests will visit on Fridays and Saturdays.
- Boston Public Market - Opened in 2015, the indoor Boston Public Market, ranked one of the top 10 Public Markets in the country by USA Today, is comprised of up to thirty vendors, all local or from throughout the New England region. Guests will enjoy several tastings here.
- Union Oyster House - Historic Union Oyster House is the oldest, continuously-running restaurant in the US. Guests will enjoy its award-winning iconic chowder.
- Rose Kennedy Greenway - Completed in 2007, guestd will visit the Rose Kennedy Greenway, a stretch of open space that extends from the North End to Chinatown, and is comprised of several different parks, and public art.
- New England Holocaust Memorial - Dedicated in 1995, guests will view the New England Holocaust Memorial.
- The Paul Revere House - Exterior view of the Paul Revere House, Boston’s oldest standing wooden home.
- Expert Local Guide
- Food tasting
- Lunch
- Expert Local Guide
- Food tasting
- Lunch
- Drinks are extra (e.g. coffee, tea, wine, beer) , as is a tour guide’s gratuity should guests wish to consider.
- Guide Gratuities
- Drinks are extra (e.g. coffee, tea, wine, beer) , as is a tour guide’s gratuity should guests wish to consider.
- Guide Gratuities
As the recipient of multiple TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence accolades, this Boston native-owned establishment excels in offering top-notch culinary delights, imparting food knowledge, and exposing guests to historical insights.
Stage 1: The journey starts in Boston’s Little Italy, also known as the North End, which showcases a James Beard Classics…
As the recipient of multiple TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence accolades, this Boston native-owned establishment excels in offering top-notch culinary delights, imparting food knowledge, and exposing guests to historical insights.
Stage 1: The journey starts in Boston’s Little Italy, also known as the North End, which showcases a James Beard Classics Award-winning food joint, offering Sicilian pizza and arancini to visitors. The route proceeds past Paul Revere’s house to a salumeria that has been featured on Food Network’s ‘Best Thing That I Ever Ate’, where mozzarella and balsamic vinegar tastings rule the day. A pit stop at a three-time Best of Boston Bread Bakery is followed by a much-loved cannoli.
Phase 2: On Fridays and Saturdays, visitors are led through the historic Haymarket Market, the oldest outdoor market in the nation. Following this, they get a chance to explore the Boston Public Market, named as one of the 10 best public markets across the country by USA Today. The offerings here include apple cider doughnuts, award-winning ice cream, and a variety of roasted flavored nuts.
Segment 3 (Union Oyster House): Experience the legacy of iconic chowder at the country’s longest operating eatery!
- Children must be accompanied by an adult
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
