easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires walking 1.5-2 miles at a leisurely pace.
Join the Boston Seafood Lovers Tour and enjoy iconic seafood dishes while exploring historic sites like the Paul Revere House. End your journey with a sweet treat in Boston’s North End.
All ages! • 2.5 Hours • Daily
Embark on a delightful 2.5-hour food tour through Boston, where history meets culinary excellence. Savor iconic seafood dishes like Clam Chowder and Lobster Rolls while exploring historic sites such as the Paul Revere House and Quincy Market. Conclude your adventure with a sweet treat from a renowned North End pastry shop.
2.5 hours
Binge on Boston offers fun & educational food & drink tours. Our walking tours combine Boston's rich colonial & revolutionary history, with some of the city's most famous food & drinks.
Enjoy some of the City’s most iconic Seafood dishes. Taste local favorites like Clam Chowder, Crab Cakes, Oysters and a Lobster Roll. This tasty walking tour also includes Water, and a Dessert treat from a famous North End pastry shop!
Upgrade your experience with a Two-Drink Package - choose Beer or House Wine.
You’ll explore Boston's oldest areas like the North End, Boston Harbor, Long Wharf and the Blackstone Block on this delicious food tour. See historic sites like the Paul Revere House, Old North Square, Quincy Market & Faneuil Hall and the Old State House.
Your Fun & Educational tour will finish near the Tony DeMarco Boxer Statue with a dessert treat from a famous North End pastry shop. Come hungry for Boston’s tastiest tour!
Lunch / Dinner
Water
Dessert
Tip/gratuity for your hardworking guide is NOT included.
The tour involves walking on city streets and uneven sidewalks, so comfortable footwear is essential.
Boston’s waterfront can be breezy, even in warmer months, so a light jacket is handy.
Tours are popular and fill up quickly, so reserving your spot ahead of time is recommended.
Notify the company in advance if you have allergies or special dietary needs to accommodate your experience.
Boston’s North End is one of the oldest neighborhoods in the United States, known for its role in colonial history and its Italian-American heritage.
Local seafood providers focus on sustainable harvesting practices to protect marine ecosystems and maintain the quality of Boston’s iconic seafood.
Supportive shoes ensure a comfortable tour over city sidewalks and uneven pavements.
Stay hydrated during warmer months on the tour with your own water bottle.
summer specific
Protects against unpredictable spring weather and waterfront breezes.
spring specific
Helps protect skin during sunny summer walks along Boston’s historic sites.
summer specific