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"The Most Fun Food Tour Ever"

Boston’s Politically Incorrect North End Food Tour is a one of a kind food tour of the North End " Boston's Little Italy " I'll help you avoid the tourist traps - "If a place sucks, I'll tell you just like that. :)" My groups are always fun because the guest that sign up get the Politically Incorrect part and are all guest that don't seem to give a crap for all the fake formalities! Minimum age mature 13 year olds. No whinny types .It's time for the adults to have some fun.

I can promise you this: On this tour you will enjoy great neighborhood stories, laugh a lot , eat a lot of delicious Italian foods, visit historic sites, hidden gems, unique neighborhood shops, and local hangouts. You will enjoy all of this from a true local born and raised . Only Italian speaking local tour guide in the neighborhood. Speaking the language gives me a inside advantage. That's why I laugh when all the other tours say that they will show you the Italian culture and most aren't Italian and the ones that are don't speak Italian. I don't know about you but if you want authentic don't you think the guy that speaks Italian has the advantage to show you the Italian culture better than all the impostors . Oh they are the typical tours that will serve a cannoli at the end of a tour. How original. That's why I don't do a typical cannoli for dessert . Cannolis are for tourist not for who wants a true Italian experience. Don’t eat breakfast!!. Come Hungry!!! We are going to MANGIA ,MANGIA

Duration

3 Hours

Tour Includes:

Of course, we'll visit famous Hanover Street where we'll discover the best pasticcerias that offer the best cannoli, biscotti, and other Italian favorites.

You'll also learn about the best of the best restaurants and coffee shops. With my culinary background and years of living here (and of course eating here) you will learn what's worth going to, and where the tourist traps are. We will visit an authentic Salumeria (Italian Deli) where we will sample some great italian cold cuts.

Take a walk through the open market where Italian immigrants shopped for their ingredients. (Friday & Saturday only)

Visit a very unique 80 year old coffee and spice shop.

We’ll stop by some historical sites - Paul Revere’s house, Old North Church, and the Prado where Paul Revere’s statue stands.

Visit old “Headquarters of the so alleged Boston mob”, and enjoy some inside stories of the old mob days. Don’t forget I grew up here! I didn’t read this stuff in a book

Visit the oldest family business in the neighborhood. “A wonderful wine shop” where you can learn a little about picking out a great wine.

I won't list every stop because I want some surprises and keep competition guessing a little. Lol

We will not only see this great neighborhood ,we will eat our way through the neighborhood.