easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; involves moderate walking on city streets with short breaks at food stops.
Taste your way through Boston’s historic North End on a private food tour. Enjoy delicious bites while exploring landmarks like the Old North Church with an expert guide.
From $75 | 2 Hours | Discover the local side of the North End
Inclusions: Local English speaking guide and a variety of food samples (such as fresh-baked bread, a delicious pastry, beverages, a sample of pizza, or a delectable meat & cheese snack). Food options and portion sizes vary - total amount of food equals a full meal. Admission fee to the historic Old North Church
Exclusions: Additional food and drink, souvenirs, tips and gratuities for the guide.
Note The Old North Church is closed until the beginning of April. During this time, we will not be able to visit inside the church, but we will stop outside of it or visit an alternate location.
If you’re looking for a tasty bite in Boston, then the North End is definitely the first place you should visit! Our expert guide will lead you through this trendy neighborhood and help you discover the best bakeries, bistros, and cafes so you can make the best reservations in town! Delicious options for tastings on this tour may include freshly baked artisanal bread, zesty pizza, and comforting cappuccinos. Not only will you indulge in some of Boston's most delicious foods, you'll enjoy a stroll down the tree-lined promenade of the Paul Revere Mall and snap a picture of the man himself atop his horse, as your guide tells the immortalized tale of Paul and his Midnight Ride. You may even get the chance to step inside the historic walls of The Old North Church. Finally, we’ll head back to the Rose Kennedy Greenway, a picturesque park where you'll see the unique memorials, fountains, parks, and art exhibits, and where your tour will come to its end.
Expect to walk several city blocks on mostly paved surfaces, so comfortable walking shoes are a must.
Boston’s weather can change quickly, especially near the waterfront, so a light jacket is helpful year-round.
Plan to arrive with an empty stomach to fully enjoy all the delicious food tastings throughout the tour.
Engage with your guide to learn more about the historical sites and food culture for a richer experience.
Boston’s North End is one of the oldest neighborhoods in the United States, playing a significant role in the American Revolution and hosting many early immigrants.
Local businesses often focus on sustainability by sourcing ingredients ethically and minimizing waste to preserve the neighborhood’s cultural and environmental quality.
Essential for all the walking and standing throughout the tour.
Helps you stay comfortable through changing temperatures.
spring|fall|winter specific
Stay hydrated during warmer months as you walk through the neighborhood.
summer|null specific
Convenient for carrying personal items and any food souvenirs you might pick up.