Boston Small-Group Food & History North End Freedom Trail Walking Tour

Keith was an incredible guide who really knew his history. He took his time to tell us about all the sights and answered any questions we had. He also had fabulous taste and everything he suggested we eat was fantastic. Best way to discover a new city is through food, and this tour sure delivers

Tim the tour guide was fun, informative and helpful. Really enjoyed the food and learning more about the deep history of Boston and America. Highly recommend this tour!

This was such a fun tour and one of the best I’ve been on. We walked around the North End and found places for bread, cannolis, cappuccino, pizza and mixed it all with some history. But that was only the first part. The tour continues to the wharf and into the city with a lot more history and a drink at a famous tavern. Would highly recommend.

Our guide Sully was interesting, funny and very knowledgeable. He turned our group of strangers into friends

My husband and I love foodie tours. Usually they are planned and the entire event is smooth. We have never paid quite as much, however, this was a 5 hour event that included history. I want to add, I did not go anywhere that wasn't interesting and there was no question our guide knew his history. However, we upgraded from a 2 hour event to the 5 hour because we knew there would be plenty of stops while we walked. First problem was that the places we went were good, however when just food , we were not offered water, even tap, which is a bonus because some of us need something to drink while we eat. None of the places we went to eat seemed like they were expecting us. That made many of us uncomfortable. Next phase 2, after 3 hours and a few food stops that were good, we were left in a park for at least 25 minutes while our guide went to get the next group for their 2 hour event with food. WE were originally going to be in that group before we changed to the 5 hours. A group of 5 peoplecame up to us from our group and they, like us, were frustrated. My husband and I had just discussed how disappointing this was when they came to ask us if we felt it was unorganized and also that they felt like we were not expected in the food locations. Those people left to go get a beer to cool off. Now, by this time we were wondering if the guide would return. He did show up with a few other people. First thing he said was that we would go immediately to get samples of local beer to cool us off. I needed a drink and told him I could wait since we going to stop in just a few minutes. He mentioned a beer several times in an hour and a half. Mind you, this new foodie group has had no stops at all. Finally, guide said he was realizing that not everyone liked beer so we would skip that. Um, no one was given a choice. 20 minutes later he stopped at a store and said he had to get some water. I had told him several times I had to get a drink of something so I told him I would go too. We both bought our waters. Fast forward to 5 1/2 hours total, the only food or drink provided was what we got in the first 2 hours. He never stopped even for the second group. Now as I said we love foodie tours. Usually we would sample some of the most interesting and delicious food. Some places we returned to on our own because the hosts and food was so good. Most of the people in our total group had never been on a foodie tours and I doubt they will again. Last thing is that I have some health issues. Now I can walk that much but 2 and 1/2 hours non stop was too much for me. By the time we stopped at a park to end, I immediately went to sit down I told my husband to call for an Uber to go back where we staying because I was in so much pain and so thirsty I couldn't walk to the T to take the very quick trip back. I am sorry to be so long winded but this was my birthday and my "gift" from my husband. I loved seeing the places we saw and the history, even the last 1/2 hour or so we might not have had time to see but it wasn't worth the toll it took on me. I want people that read this to know that we have been on at least 4 food tours before this that and they were beyond amazing so try again in the next city you visit.

Janet was very knowledgeable, patient and friendly. We in joined her tour very much. Highly recommend to take the food and freedom Trail history tour

Our guide, Janet was an experienced professional— warm, witty, knowledgeable, and considerate. She always checked in on those of us in the group who needed to sit down on occasion due to physical ailments. The five hours seemed to fly. I recommend this tour highly.

Tim was a great guide. It was a great way to experience the history of Boston and a taste of the North End.

It was a great way to see this historic part of the city. A great value and the group enjoyed it!!!!

Both Conner and Jim are very well informed tour guides. Conner brought history to life with his explanations at the various stops. The cannolis were amazing. Super fun tour.