Spend a romantic evening exploring Colorado Springs’ finest eateries on a 3-hour progressive dinner tour. Enjoy champagne, surprise tastings, and love stories at five unique spots downtown.
Spend a romantic evening exploring Colorado Springs’ finest eateries on a 3-hour progressive dinner tour. Enjoy champagne, surprise tastings, and love stories at five unique spots downtown.
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Celebrate love with Rocky Mountain Food Tours' 3-Hour Valentine's Progressive Dinner Tour in downtown Colorado Springs. This unique experience invites couples to savor a curated multi-course meal spread across five distinctive local eateries. From a celebratory champagne toast to surprise tastings, every stop delivers delicious flavors paired with intimate stories about romance and local legends. The tour not only highlights Colorado Springs’ vibrant culinary scene but also creates a charming atmosphere for couples to connect and enjoy the city’s rich history. Along the way, you'll learn compelling love stories rooted in Colorado Springs’ past, adding a special personal touch to your evening. Supporting local chefs and businesses, this progressive dinner is both a culinary journey and a community celebration, offering a memorable night filled with flavor and romance. It’s perfect for couples looking to enjoy an elegant, relaxed, yet engaging dining adventure that moves beyond a typical dinner out.
easy.
3 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; involves moderate walking on paved city streets.
Yes, Rocky Mountain Food Tours requests guests to inform them ahead of time so they can accommodate allergies and special diets.
All five locations are within easy walking distance in downtown Colorado Springs, typically less than 0.5 miles apart.
This experience is designed for adults and couples celebrating Valentine’s Day, so it’s best suited for guests 21 and older.
While moderate walking is involved, please contact the operator in advance to discuss accommodations for limited mobility.
Yes, the tour includes a complimentary champagne toast and selected beverages during tastings.
Special requests for celebrations can be discussed in advance with Rocky Mountain Food Tours for possible arrangements.
Colorado Springs grew rapidly in the late 19th century as a resort destination, rich with stories of romance and pioneering settlers.
Rocky Mountain Food Tours partners with local businesses that emphasize sustainable sourcing to minimize environmental impact.
Rocky Mountain Food Tours runs guided walking food tours in downtown Colorado Springs, Colorado. The company offers a range of tasting-focused experiences from a 1-hour Coffee & Culture Art Walk to multi-stop 3-hour progressive dinners and pop-up themed tours. Offerings include the Original 3-Hour Colorado Springs Food Tour and a Classic 3-Hour Food Tour (noting that nearly 20 downtown destinations may be featured in rotation). Specialty options include a 2.5-Hour Downtown Brewery & Bites Tour with visits to three craft breweries and advertised beer tastings, a 2.5-Hour Cocktails & Canapés Walking Tour that highlights signature drinks and prohibition stories, a Gold Medal Food Tour that pairs international tastings with access to the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Museum, and a seasonal 3-hour Valentine’s Progressive Dinner Tour. Guides lead casual, small-group downtown walking itineraries that typically visit four to five restaurants, artisan shops, and hole-in-the-wall eateries per food tour, with generous tastings that often add up to a full meal. The Classic tour notes an $18 upgrade option to include Colorado craft beer, cocktails, and wine. The Coffee & Culture Art Walk provides a complimentary beverage, art stops, and lunch recommendations. Rocky Mountain Food Tours partners with the Care and Share Food Bank so ticket purchases support local hunger relief. Tour descriptions emphasize local culinary storytelling and historical context about Pikes Peak, the gold rush, and the railroad. Routes generally cover roughly 1–1.5 miles and may not form a complete loop; sample itineraries can differ from actual tour stops.
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