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Chicago walking tasting tour with Secret Food Tours

Overview
On our Secret Food Tour: Chicago, you'll enjoy a variety of foods with culinary influences from the people who built this city.

You'll experience all the city's biggest food hits, many dishes with roots dating back over 150 years. This moving feast incorporates a walk through some of the city's world renowned architecture and public art in the famed Chicago Loop District. Experience our famous deep dish pizza, taste the amazing Italian beef sandwich, enjoy gourmet popcorn, and lots of other treats. Plus, there is our mouth-watering secret dish that you can only find out about on the day of the tour!
City: Chicago
Tue 29 Apr
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Starting at $89.00
Tue 29 Apr
Starting at $89.00
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What's Included
Italian Beef Sandwich
Local guide
Brownie
Chicago-style Hot Dog
Our delicious Secret Dish (to be revealed on the day)
Deep Dish Pizza with Sausage
Gourmet Popcorn
Additional Info
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
  • *Please note: the itinerary and menu is subject to change, based on the locations' availability, weather, and other circumstances.
What To Expect
1
Chicago Public Library - Hall Branch
It was named for the city’s first African American Mayor, who served from 1983-87 and opened in 1991. Chicago’s known for having some of the finest architecture in the world.
2
Financial District
centered on LaSalle Street in the Loop, is the fulcrum of the heartland’s economic engines. Looming skyscrapers form a canyon-like effect down LaSalle, which ends abruptly with the Art Deco masterpiece of the Board of Trade on Jackson. Floridly-dressed commodity traders at the Board of Trade, regulators at the Chicago Fed, and bankers of all pinstripes know this power corridor very well.
3
Calder’s Flamingo
53-foot tall stabile located in the Federal Plaza in front of the Kluczynski Federal Building. It was commissioned by the United States General Services Administration and was unveiled in 1974, although Calder's signature on the sculpture indicates it was constructed in 1973.
4
The Rookery Building
The Rookery building in the heart of Chicago’s financial district stands testimony to the resilience and creative spirit of late-nineteenth century Chicago. The rebirth of the city in the wake of the Great Fire of 1871 gave rise to the multi-storied office building that would transform the landscape of America’s cities.
5
Palmer House Hilton Historic Lobby
The story of downtown Chicago’s Palmer House Hilton is one of romance and undeniable charm. Potter Palmer was a Chicago business magnate—well-known for a variety of endeavors, including his significant role in the development of downtown Chicago’s iconic State Street.
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Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Reviews (675)
TYanna_S
Mar 2025
Danny was a great guide. He knows so much about Chicago history. I learned a lot, but he is also funny making the tour fun and informative. The food was great! Not too much walking. Would recommend.
Response from Host
Mar 2025
It was truly a pleasure having you on our food tour. We love sharing the hidden gems and rich food culture of the city, and knowing you had such a great time means the world to us. Thank you for joining us, and we’d love to welcome you back for another delicious adventure!
kimberlyfG297ES
Mar 2025
Justin was very informative and did a great job of taking care of the group. Food was terrific and we enjoyed it more than the food from a tour we did a couple of years ago, especially the Chicago hot dogs.
R9502DMheatherm
Mar 2025
Ben was our guide and he wove historical stories and how the food we were sampling were connected to that history. So very interesting and fun! He has a passion for storytelling and made a personal connection with us in a way that by the end of the tour we felt we had a new friend in Chicago!! Thanks Ben!!
Response from Host
Mar 2025
Chicago’s food scene has such a rich history, and we’re thrilled you enjoyed both the flavors and the stories behind them, Heather. We’d love to have you join us for another Secret Food Tour—maybe in a new city for another delicious adventure!

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