easy
3–4 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels as the walking pace is gentle and distances between stops are short.
Experience Greenville like never before with the At The Chef’s Table Culinary Tour. Taste exclusive dishes, enjoy unique drink pairings, and learn fascinating local history on this Tuesday night adventure.
Discover Greenville's vibrant culinary scene on the At The Chef’s Table Culinary Tour held every Tuesday night. This private tour offers an intimate evening sampling unique dishes from some of Greenville’s finest local chefs. Not just a food tour, it combines the joy of tasting expertly crafted cuisine with engaging stories from the city's history, shared by author John Nolan as you walk between venues. Guests will enjoy carefully paired drink explanations that elevate each bite and deepen appreciation for the art behind the flavors. The relaxed walking pace allows ample time to savor each restaurant’s specialties while learning about Greenville’s rich cultural heritage. Whether you're a foodie, history buff, or someone looking for a memorable social evening, this tour offers a perfect blend of culture, community, and culinary delight. All stops are within downtown Greenville, making it easy to explore the area before or after the tour. This experience offers a unique chance to enjoy South Carolina’s growing food scene in an authentic setting.
The tour involves walking between multiple restaurants in downtown Greenville, so supportive footwear is a must.
You'll sample several dishes throughout the night, so moderate your appetite to fully enjoy each stop.
Since drinks are paired with your meals, an ID is required to participate in beverage tastings.
Some walking portions are outdoors, so be prepared for rain or temperature changes depending on the season.
Greenville’s downtown has a rich history as a textile hub in the 19th century and has transformed into a thriving cultural and culinary district.
Local businesses supporting the tour often source ingredients sustainably, aiming to reduce waste and support regional farmers.
Supportive footwear ensures comfort during the walking portions between restaurants.
Evenings can get cool in fall, so bring a layer for warmth.
fall specific
Spring showers are common, so better to be prepared for rain.
spring specific
Required for age verification to enjoy drink pairings.