easy
3–4 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels, as the tour involves moderate walking and standing.
Discover Georgetown’s streets and waterfront with a delicious food tour that combines history, scenic views, and local flavors—best enjoyed with a splash of water and a full belly.
3 Hours 30 Minutes • Ages 7 and up
3 hours and 30 minutes
Our latest food tour introduces you to the historic yet chic charm of Georgetown, an area that pre-dated Washington DC.
You will be transported on this 3.5 hour food tour across 250+ years of history and enjoy flavors closely connected to the Northwest DC neighborhood.
This tour will bring together progressive, high-end cuisine, with long standing DC institutions. From restaurants and shops running before prohibition, to swanky hotspots, this food tour brings together some of the best this area has to offer.
Your Food Tour may include the following:
Long before it became popular by the Kennedys and the home of high end retail and fashion, Georgetown was a working class port city pre-dating the Federal City of Washington DC. Its roots are still very much alive and can be seen in the red brick townhomes and turn of the century factories that are found throughout the area.
We will finish up our journey by crossing the historic C&O canal and enjoying a sweet ending and drink from a bakery that originated as a printing house.
What Is Not Included? Gratuity for your tour guide is not included, but appreciated!
Meeting Location Georgetown - intersection of Pennsylvania & M St (Washington, DC) (Exact meeting location details will be provided immediately upon purchase of tickets.)
You’ll be strolling through historic streets and waterfront areas; wearing comfortable shoes enhances your experience.
Walking and tasting can be dehydrating, especially on warm days—carry water with you.
Weather can change quickly near the river; dress accordingly and carry an umbrella if needed.
Getting to key tasting stops early ensures a more relaxed experience without long lines.
Georgetown was established in 1751 and played a pivotal role in early American commerce, with its waterways serving as vital trade routes.
The tour emphasizes local food sourcing and encourages responsible tourism to preserve Georgetown’s historic charm and natural surroundings.
Supports easy walking on cobblestone streets and uneven surfaces.
Provides sun protection during outdoor parts of the tour.
summer specific
Helps stay hydrated during the walk and tastings.
Capture the scenic views and food moments.