easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels with moderate walking involved
Explore San Marco, Jacksonville’s historic neighborhood, through an immersive outdoor food tour. Taste local flavors, stroll through iconic streets, and experience the city’s vibrant culinary scene like never before.
3 Hours • All ages • Explore historic San Marco!
Approximately 2.5 to 3 Hours
Located just minutes away from Downtown's Southbank, Historic San Marco's food scene sets the stage for a culinary adventure!
Our 2 1/2 – 3-hour walking tour begins by taking you through historic “north” San Marco, featuring multiple tasting locations carefully chosen to highlight some of the most delicious and beautifully crafted foods this area has to offer. This experience also includes 1 – 2 stops in the famous San Marco Square where you might just find several irresistible selfie-stops. Our aim is to not only satisfy your stomach but to share some of the great sites and must-sees of Jacksonville. There is a minimum of 2 people per group.
Guests will take a casual stroll through Historic San Marco while sipping and dining at five of our partnering restaurants. (Restaurants vary per tour)
Hightide Burrito
A relaxed restaurant serving up fresh Beach Mex. Authentic Mexican recipes combined with the vibe & flavors of Florida to create an original menu that offers delicious food!
Good Dough Artisan Doughnuts
These artisan doughnuts are handmade from scratch in small batches and use real, high quality ingredients with a focus on local ingredients.
The Olive Tree
Family-owned and operated restaurant that specializes in serving Middle Eastern cuisine.
Seafood Island Bar & Grille
Quick & enjoyable! A dining experience that is a nice, relaxing, friendly place!
Chancho King
Ecuadorian pop-up food truck!!
Taverna
A fresh perspective on Italian dining!
JuiceBox
Serving delicious, nourishing, healthy smoothies, juices and acai bowls!
Mayday Ice Cream
Creating Artisan ice cream flavors, toppings & experiences!
Chips! Cookie Co.
Locally-owned cookie "pop-up" shop!
Carry a water bottle to stay refreshed while walking between stops in Jacksonville’s warm climate.
Expect a lot of walking on cobblestones and sidewalks; supportive footwear is a must.
Evenings can get cool, especially near the river—pack a light layer if you plan an evening tour.
Check ahead if you have dietary restrictions or allergies to ensure stops can accommodate you.
San Marco was developed in the 1920s as one of Jacksonville’s first planned neighborhoods, featuring Mediterranean Revival architecture.
Local eateries emphasize sourcing ingredients from regional farms, supporting sustainable food practices within Jacksonville.
spring specific
Protect your skin during sunny midday strolls.
summer specific
Stay hydrated throughout the tour.
Keep warm during cooler evening temperatures.
fall specific