easy
2–3 hours
Requires basic mobility and endurance for walking several blocks at a leisurely pace.
Discover the authentic taste and rich history of Boston’s Little Italy on a private food tour with a local expert. Follow Bobby Agrippino through the neighborhood's best-kept culinary secrets and savor genuine Italian flavors.
Embark on a mouthwatering journey with the North End Boston Food Tour, led by Bobby Agrippino, a lifelong resident who intimately knows this lively neighborhood. This private culinary experience takes you through the heart of Boston’s Little Italy, where you’ll sample authentic Italian dishes from family-owned eateries and specialty food shops often missed by tourists. Beyond the delicious tastes, Bobby shares captivating stories about the area's immigrant roots, local traditions, and vibrant community life. You'll visit hidden gems where locals dine and gain insights into the neighborhood’s evolution from a historic enclave to one of Boston’s most dynamic districts. This personalized tour combines flavor, history, and culture, offering a unique way to connect with the city’s local people and their passionate food culture. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or returning to Boston, this food tour provides an unforgettable blend of edible delights and genuine neighborhood atmosphere.
Expect to walk several blocks through cobblestone streets, so choose sturdy, comfortable footwear.
Bring your appetite to fully enjoy multiple small-plate tastings throughout the tour.
Engage with your guide Bobby to learn about local culinary traditions and neighborhood history.
Tours take place rain or shine, so bring an umbrella or rain jacket if showers are expected.
The North End is Boston's oldest residential neighborhood, settled by Italian immigrants in the late 19th century, preserving rich cultural and culinary traditions.
Local businesses support sustainability through sourcing fresh, local ingredients and minimizing waste during food preparation.
Ensures enjoyable walking over cobblestone streets and city sidewalks.
Stay hydrated especially during warmer months.
summer specific
Provides warmth during cool evenings and breezy streets.
spring specific
Useful for unexpected rain showers to stay dry.
fall specific