easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; involves comfortable walking on paved town streets
Explore Bar Harbor’s culinary heritage on a guided lunchtime walking tour that showcases fresh Maine seafood, artisanal treats, and rich maritime history. Perfect for food lovers visiting the coastal gateway to Acadia National Park.
Begins at 11AM
Bring your appetite and sense of adventure while we stroll through Bar Harbor tasting our way through town! On this tour, you will enjoy foods from Bar Harbor's favorite restaurants while learning about the town's history and local food and beverage culture.
All foods are locally produced and guaranteed delicious, such as; a lobster slider, New England chowder, specialty sandwich, blueberry crumb cake, ice cream and a few surprises!
This tour is ideal for guests who prefer to be outside enjoying 3 picturesque parks in Bar Harbor Village, including 1 hidden gem on the ocean's edge.
Maine Foodie Tours donates $1. from the sale of every ticket to a worthwhile Maine charity, and we thank you for your patronage.*
Meeting Location: Meet at the clock on the Village Green, just a 10 minute walk from the pier. Meeting Address: At the Village Green, meet at the clock on Main Street. This is NEAR the corner of Main Street and Fire Fly Lane, Bar Harbor, ME 04609
Q: Is this tour wheelchair accessible? A: This tour walks along the Shore Path which may be challenging to wheelchairs.
Q: Is this tour kid-friendly? A: We're a family friendly tour, all ages are welcome. It may prove challenging for strollers on the Shore Path.
Q: May I bring my dog? A: We love dogs and invite them to join you. Please be sure to keep them in control at all times.
The tour involves leisurely walking through town streets; sturdy, comfortable shoes help ensure you enjoy each stop fully.
The tasting portions are just right to sample multiple dishes without overfilling before your next adventure.
Bar Harbor weather can change quickly; dress in layers to stay comfortable throughout the tour.
This popular tour fills up during peak tourist season; securing your spot ahead of time is advised.
Bar Harbor was a favored location for Gilded Age elites in the late 1800s, shaping much of its architecture and cultural identity.
The local food scene emphasizes sustainable, locally sourced ingredients supporting responsible fishing and farming practices in Maine.
Essential for the walking portions of the tour through Bar Harbor’s streets.
Prepare for variable coastal weather by dressing in layers.
Stay hydrated between tastings, especially on warm days.
Helpful to carry personal items and tour materials without hassle.