CANADA
The Canadian classics.
The 15 most popular food 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.
“Lucas was a FABULOUS guide. Friendly and knowledgeable, and he clearly love his job! Come hungry and wear warm clothes for winter tours”
2-hour small-group food and history walk in Victoria, Canada, with tastings from Phillips Brewing to the Inner Harbour.
“Come hungry to enjoy the many small bites along this tour. Andy loves his neighborhood and it shows as he introduced us to several places we would never find on our own.”
Walk Vancouver’s Gastown with a guide, eat standout bites at local spots, and connect it all to the area’s Wild West past.
“Such great restaurant choices, fantastic variety and TWO dessert options. Loved that they include beverages (both alcoholic and non alcoholic options)”
Old Quebec walking food tour with 10+ authentic tastings, a small capped group, and optional wine and gin pairings in about 3 hours.
“Am amazing experience! I loved learning about the history of Old Quebec and the traditional delicacies. Highly recommend!”
International tastings and stories in Kensington Market, Toronto. Small group, skip long lines, and eat enough for a hearty lunch.
“Really fantastic tour! There was so much good (way more than I could finish!) Everything was delicious and unique. Jessica was a great tour guide. Highly recommend!”
Spade & Palacio’s Montreal food tour. Eat farm-to-table bites at Jean-Talon Market, Little Italy and Rosemont for 3 hours.
“This tour was fantastic. Our guide Chris was very knowledgeable of the various cuisines and neighborhoods experienced in Montreal. Every bite was delicious and thoughtfully chosen. I particularly liked the pupusa & the charcuterie, but it was all great! The pace was fantastic, engaging, and even allowed for some pauses for coffee (for energy!) and…”
Toronto’s St. Lawrence Market and Distillery District food walk with 6 tastings, local stories, and a secret dish.
“Lovely tour! I’m from Toronto and still found the historical stories were things I didn’t know about my city. Really good bites and tour guide, Ariel, was fantastic. Only food I didn’t think was good was the poutine which was disappointing - it was maybe 5/10 and there are way better vendors that have this…”
Taste 20+ samples in Granville Island Public Market on a 2-hour small-group walking tour with local vendors, cheeses, tea and more.
“Lydia was our tour guide and she was fantastic. She is very knowledgeable, friendly, and gave us great recommendations. I could not recommend this tour more. I am tend to do food tours in most of the places I travel and this was an excellent experience. This was my dad’s first experience and he loved…”
Walk Gastown’s cobblestone lanes on a 3-hour historical food tour with 6 tastings, beer and wine, and funny storytelling from 8 stops.
“This was an informative tour about the history of Gastown. The food was yummy and it was nice to have wine, beers and non-alc options to go with. Give it a go!!”
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.
“Kensington market was a wonderful experience and had great food. We also had a very knowledgeable tour guided.”
Five-course gourmet dinner with Old Quebec history, funicular ride, and wine/beer pairings. Small group, smart casual, ~3 hours.
“The food was wonderful and the tour guides are very knowledgeable. A full meal with paired drinks was provided along with some history. Worth the price and a great way to spend three hours in Quebec city.”
Guided Old Montreal food walk with 5 tastings, poutine, canelé, cheese and charcuterie, plus beer or tea. Small group.
“Very fun tour guide. We've been on a handful of other food tours and this one sticks out as dynamic in terms of the different players we got to try. The charcuterie stop was our least favorite, the story behind it was cool but being squeezed in the back of a grocery store wasn't ideal,…”
A 3-hour Kelowna walking food tour with 7 tastings and 4 drinks, led by Andrew, in the Cultural District and lakeside parks.
“The tour was fabulous. We had an amazing time with Andrew. He is energetic, easy going, and kind. He has a great knowledge of Kelowna and is happy to share stories and information. The food at each stop was delicious and plentiful. We really had a terrific day and would highly recommend this experience.”
Vancouver’s Gastown food walk with 6 sushi, chocolate, and more tastings. Small group, city landmarks, and an easy 3.5-hour plan.
“Well organized. Landon did a wonderful job. Lots of history, food and beauty of Vancouver. Highly recommend this foos tour”
Old Quebec history plus a 5-course food journey with wine or beer, UNESCO landmarks, and a funicular ride in about 3 hours.
“We had an amazing time with Lynn, as she was our guide for The Combo Historical and Food Tour of Old Quebec City. Lynn was very informative and the restaurants we dined at were top-notch! This tour is a bit pricey, but well worth the money.”
