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.
“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.
“Enjoyed hearing the history of Victoria, as well as all the food tastings. Definitely recommend this tour to anyone visiting Victoria.”
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.
“The food selections were delicious and our guide was very knowledgeable. In addition to the food, we got a bit of history about Quebec City.”
International tastings and stories in Kensington Market, Toronto. Small group, skip long lines, and eat enough for a hearty lunch.
“Jessica was an amazing tour guide! She had a lot of fun facts and was very knowledgeable about the area, food and the restaurants that we went to.”
Spade & Palacio’s Montreal food tour. Eat farm-to-table bites at Jean-Talon Market, Little Italy and Rosemont for 3 hours.
“Our Montreal food tour, with Marie as our guide, was fabulous! We enjoyed amazing papusas; the best cannoli we've ever eaten; and delicious, eco-friendly chocolate in a women-owned shop, among other delicious foods. Marie provided really interesting stories about the neighborhood as well as each of the merchants. She was a great guide and we…”
Toronto’s St. Lawrence Market and Distillery District food walk with 6 tastings, local stories, and a secret dish.
“Yulia was a great host and guide for this tour, providing great historic text. Highly recommended and a fantastic market.”
Taste 20+ samples in Granville Island Public Market on a 2-hour small-group walking tour with local vendors, cheeses, tea and more.
“Our tour guide, Nolan, had a well planned walking/tasting tour of the Granville island Market. During a two hour period we walked the market and tasted a wide selection of foods and beverages. The tour was fun, and informative. A great tour giving us a broader flavor of Vancouver.”
Walk Gastown’s cobblestone lanes on a 3-hour historical food tour with 6 tastings, beer and wine, and funny storytelling from 8 stops.
“Our tour guide Sean was very knowledgeable. He provided us with some entertaining history of the Gastown area. We visited several eating establishments and we enjoyed each one. Sean did and excellent job.”
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.
“Absolutely the best food tour we have been on in any city. Our guide had selected 4 amazing restaurants for our 5 course meal. Every restaurant had fabulous food and wine/beer. In fact we returned to 2 of the restaurants for a full meal on other days we were there. In addition her commentary as…”
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.
“Fantastic way to see Kelowna cultural centre Andrew is a very engaging and knowledgeable guide- great fun and great food and drink. We would highly recommend.”
Vancouver’s Gastown food walk with 6 sushi, chocolate, and more tastings. Small group, city landmarks, and an easy 3.5-hour plan.
“The chosen stops were great. The Meat &Bread stop was beyond a gem. Highly recommend. Miku stop always keep!”
Old Quebec history plus a 5-course food journey with wine or beer, UNESCO landmarks, and a funicular ride in about 3 hours.
“It was a great tour. All the highlights of Quebec City were visited, informative historical information, Would do it again. Ask for Anne! She was a jewel.”
