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.
“Youlia was an amazing tour guide. She was so knowledgeable about the area. I learned a lot and loved the delicious food we tried.”
2-hour small-group food and history walk in Victoria, Canada, with tastings from Phillips Brewing to the Inner Harbour.
“Outstanding! Andy was very knowledgeable, entertaining and the food stops were incredible. Was able to see parts of Victoria that would have never seen”
Walk Vancouver’s Gastown with a guide, eat standout bites at local spots, and connect it all to the area’s Wild West past.
“Learn a lot about Gastown, Vancouver history, and have some great food and drinks along the way! Dan was fantastic!”
Old Quebec walking food tour with 10+ authentic tastings, a small capped group, and optional wine and gin pairings in about 3 hours.
“Great introduction to Old Quebec City- and delicious food! Pamela was great and made it fun despite the rain”
International tastings and stories in Kensington Market, Toronto. Small group, skip long lines, and eat enough for a hearty lunch.
“Our tour guide was awesome. It was 2 of us he treated us like royal princess. He made my birthday special he was very educational on every stop he was awesome”
Spade & Palacio’s Montreal food tour. Eat farm-to-table bites at Jean-Talon Market, Little Italy and Rosemont for 3 hours.
“Chris was an awesome guide. Very friendly, accommodating and knowledgeable. The food tour was fantastic. It exposed us to a variety of foods from different cultures. Highly recommend it if you want to do something that is outside the typical tourist area and love food.”
A small-group seated wine tasting at Konzelmann Winery in Niagara-on-the-Lake with 3 VQA samples, including options like peach wine.
“Laura was above and beyond explaining us how to taste each wine, giving us some tips, and was fantastic answering our questions. Amazing experience. We will come back! Thanks!”
Toronto’s St. Lawrence Market and Distillery District food walk with 6 tastings, local stories, and a secret dish.
“Yulia was wonderful, passionate and incredibly knowledgeable about the history of Toronto and the areas we explored. 11/10 give the gal a raise”
Half-day Niagara-on-the-Lake wine tasting with transport, 3 winery stops, included flights, and a small-group guide.
“Half day tour with Ken. Had a wonderful day learning about the region and wineries. Highly recommend.”
Taste 20+ samples in Granville Island Public Market on a 2-hour small-group walking tour with local vendors, cheeses, tea and more.
“The market is crowded and it was a bit difficult to find our meeting spot, based on the instructions. Another couple had the same issue. But the tour representative was responsive to our phone call and directed us to the correct place. Our tour guide (Sharon) was knowledgeable and friendly. We had about 14 tastings…”
Walk Gastown’s cobblestone lanes on a 3-hour historical food tour with 6 tastings, beer and wine, and funny storytelling from 8 stops.
“Chirag was an amazing guide who kept us entertained with both local knowledge and fun narratives. The food stops were delicious , even tasting the local staple of Poutine. We would highly recommend this your tour to anyone wishing to have an immersion experience of food, drinks and history.”
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.
“We were lucky to have a provate tour. We started the tour drinking flavorful coffee with the perfect boreka. Our guide was knowledgeable and introduced us to butter tea. Overall, a good tour of the market.”
One-day Toronto to Niagara Falls trip with Whirlpool, maple tasting, Niagara-on-the-Lake, viewpoints, WiFi. Optional Hornblower.
“Super fun experience from three of us! The guide was very knowledgable and smart. Everything was worth it!”
Five-course gourmet dinner with Old Quebec history, funicular ride, and wine/beer pairings. Small group, smart casual, ~3 hours.
“Delicious gourmet foods at 4 lovely restaurants interspersed with interesting tidbits about Quebec City history. Very enjoyable.”
Guided Old Montreal food walk with 5 tastings, poutine, canelé, cheese and charcuterie, plus beer or tea. Small group.
“It was a wonderful sampling of food and history! Chantal was amazing, light and bubbly. Learning about the food of Montreal gave us a glimpse into this beautiful city.”
