CANADA
The Canadian classics.
The 15 most popular food & drink tours, with what each one actually includes, who runs it, and what you will pay.
Montreal Mile End food tour with 7 tastings: smoked meat bagel, gnocchi, poutine, cannoli, Italian coffee, ice cream, and a secret dish.
“Luca our tour guide was awesome. Had a lot of history and information to share and was really interesting. Made everyone feel included, and adapted the food offerings for my vegetarian daughter.”
2-hour small-group food and history walk in Victoria, Canada, with tastings from Phillips Brewing to the Inner Harbour.
“We thoroughly enjoyed this tour. The food was great, and Andy was very engaging and informative. Highly recommended!”
Walk Vancouver’s Gastown with a guide, eat standout bites at local spots, and connect it all to the area’s Wild West past.
“The history part is equal to the food part. So you get a small beer and 40 minutes of history before the first bite. Then the food part becomes the main thing until the end.”
Old Quebec walking food tour with 10+ authentic tastings, a small capped group, and optional wine and gin pairings in about 3 hours.
“Pamela was a great guide and very informative. The food was delicious and a good variety. Would highly recommend this tour.”
International tastings and stories in Kensington Market, Toronto. Small group, skip long lines, and eat enough for a hearty lunch.
“Absolutely enjoyed! Our guide Gesp was wonderful. Very informative and organized at each stop on the tour. Definitely recommend .”
Spade & Palacio’s Montreal food tour. Eat farm-to-table bites at Jean-Talon Market, Little Italy and Rosemont for 3 hours.
“It was a really awesome experience! You get to try a large variety of foods while walking around Jean Talon market and the surrounding neighborhoods. Everything was delicious and our guide was fantastic!”
A small-group seated wine tasting at Konzelmann Winery in Niagara-on-the-Lake with 3 VQA samples, including options like peach wine.
“A great experience and great wine and people. Unfortunately they could ship a case of wine to the US. But had a lot of fun.”
Toronto’s St. Lawrence Market and Distillery District food walk with 6 tastings, local stories, and a secret dish.
“Paris was an excellent guide!! Had the best time ever!! All of the food was amazing!! With the help of our guide Paris we also looked into other things to do in Toronto!!”
Half-day Niagara-on-the-Lake wine tasting with transport, 3 winery stops, included flights, and a small-group guide.
“It was very pricey, the driver was great , but you can hire an uber to drive you from winery to winery.”
Taste 20+ samples in Granville Island Public Market on a 2-hour small-group walking tour with local vendors, cheeses, tea and more.
“We had a great time on the Granville Island food tour! Our guide Michael was knowledgeable and kept us entertained the whole time - I learned so much about the market's history and the diverse vendors. The food was delicious and they accommodated my vegetarian diet. We'll definitely check out some of their other tours…”
Walk Gastown’s cobblestone lanes on a 3-hour historical food tour with 6 tastings, beer and wine, and funny storytelling from 8 stops.
“Great food and drink. Wonderful historical information.”
Taste the World in Kensington Market: a 2.5-hour Toronto small-group food tour with street art, Toronto food history, and a Canadian twist.
“The experience was delightful. Gaby did a great job running the tour. The venue choices were great and provided a nice variety. The knowledge of the tour guides was excellent. We made 7 stops which was great within the time frame. A total great experience.”
One-day Toronto to Niagara Falls trip with Whirlpool, maple tasting, Niagara-on-the-Lake, viewpoints, WiFi. Optional Hornblower.
“Stopped at a lot of spots before Niagra to really take in the views and culture. The guide was absolutely brilliant and offered lots of information with his commentary! We had plenty of time to see the sights and explore, couldn’t have been a better day !!”
Five-course gourmet dinner with Old Quebec history, funicular ride, and wine/beer pairings. Small group, smart casual, ~3 hours.
“Marie, our guide was a true delight. She was informative, fun and knows great food. We enjoyed short walking tours between restaurants. The restaurants chosen for the tour were charming and comfortable with friendly accommodating staff. I would highly recommend this tour for foodies and non-foodies alike.”
Guided Old Montreal food walk with 5 tastings, poutine, canelé, cheese and charcuterie, plus beer or tea. Small group.
“Fran is an excellent tour guide. She made sure my dietary needs where met on the tour. Everything was fantastic.”
