easy
3–4 hours
Minimal physical fitness required; involves moderate walking at a casual pace between food stops.
Explore Santa Barbara’s best-kept culinary secrets with a private food tour by Eat This, Shoot That! Taste incredible dishes and uncover the city’s rich food culture in a personalized adventure.
Discover Santa Barbara’s vibrant culinary scene on a Private Food Tour with Eat This, Shoot That! This exclusive experience combines indulgent tastings with expert storytelling, allowing you to savor local flavors while learning about the region’s rich food culture. Wander through diverse neighborhoods and historic landmarks, stopping at handpicked restaurants, artisan markets, and hidden eateries that often fly under the radar. Whether you’re a food lover or a curious traveler, this tour offers a personalized journey through California’s coastal cuisine with a focus on fresh, locally sourced ingredients. The private nature of the tour means your guide can tailor the experience to match your tastes, whether you prefer seafood, farm-to-table dishes, or international flavors. Beyond food, you’ll enjoy engaging insight into Santa Barbara’s culinary history and the passionate chefs who have helped shape its reputation. Perfect for couples, small groups, or anyone seeking a meaningful way to explore Santa Barbara's dining treasures, this private food tour promises both delicious bites and memorable moments.
Private tours fill up quickly, so reserve your spot early to ensure availability.
Tours involve walking between stops; sturdy, comfortable footwear will enhance your experience.
Plan to eat light before the tour to fully enjoy the multiple tastings offered.
Notify your guide about any allergies or dietary preferences to customize your experience.
Santa Barbara’s culinary roots are influenced by Spanish missions and coastal trade routes, blending Mediterranean flavors with fresh Pacific ingredients.
Many local restaurants prioritize sustainable sourcing and support farm-to-table initiatives to protect regional agriculture and marine ecosystems.
Essential for navigating the city streets and walking between tasting locations.
Useful for cooler spring evenings or breezy coastal weather.
spring specific
Stay hydrated during the tour, especially in warmer summer months.
summer specific
Capture the vibrant dishes and charming neighborhoods as you explore.