- Most Popular!
- 3.5 Hours
St. Lawrence Market has been around longer than Canada and the city of Toronto itself, making it a must-see for locals and tourists. Come try some tasty market classics!
Food Tours in Toronto
- 4 Hours
Tour and taste your way through what was once the largest distillery in the world. Get a behind the scenes tour of a modern working distillery and taste flights of artisanal spirits.
- 3 Hours
Set out on a walking tour that showcases six different authentic Asian eateries where you get a chance to taste a total of 10 different dishes, like Dim Sum, baked goods and more.
- 3 Hours
Without a doubt, this tour traverses the most multicultural few blocks you will find anywhere in the city, with Mexican, Portuguese and Latin American influences. Eat up!
- 4 Hours
This tour will have your tummy screaming Opa! Taste Greek favorites, like gyros and spanikopita and visit the neighbourhood where “My Big Fat Greek Wedding” was filmed.
- 3.5 Hours
Dine at the local restaurants that Chef Scott eats at regularly in Toronto’s Little Italy. Take your taste buds on a journey from Sicily to Calabria!
- 3 Hours
Taste the best butter chicken in Toronto paired with India’s original Cheetah beer. Buy spices, learn to pick the perfect mango and taste the four corners of India.
- 3.5 Hours
Our progressive dinner takes us to three different restaurants where we dine on nine delicious dishes, served family style and accompanied by alcohol pairings in Toronto’s old meatpacking district.
- 4 Hours
Eat your way through trendy King & Queen West. Dine at six eateries and wake up with Toronto Brunch favourites like Eggs Benedict, Bloody Ceasars, Korean Steamed Buns and Syrian Manaeesh.
- 4 Hours
Great Pizza, trivia and a bit of history combine to make this an absolute must-do for pizza lovers. Impress your friends with your newfound ‘za knowledge.
- 4 Hours
Come and explore Riverside and Leslieville: Toronto’s small town in the big city. Rich in culture, heritage, and art, the area has tons of unique eateries, cafes, shops and attractions along historic Queen Street East.