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Church Hill Food Tour in Richmond, VA

Overview
Find additional information and pricing at Discover Richmond Tours.

Joining Discover Richmond Tours means exploring Church Hill in a unique way. You will sample delicious food and snacks from up to 5 different restaurants, cafes, and bakeries, possibly including wood-fired pastries, classic Richmond comfort food, authentic Ethiopian Fare, and more! You’ll learn about the birthplace of Richmond and it’s heroes, and hear how our partner merchants got their start. But most of all, we’ll make sure you have fun doing it.

Be sure to bring water and comfortable shoes – we’ll be standing at most of our stops, and we’ll be in and out too quickly for water and other beverages to be served.

Please contact us immediately after booking at (804) 479-8929 or [email protected] so we can provide the meeting location for your specific tour date!
City: Richmond
Fri 01 Nov
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Starting at $75.00
Fri 01 Nov
Starting at $75.00
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What's Included
All food is included in your tour - and you won't leave us hungry!
Additional Info
  • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
  • Hand sanitiser available to travellers and staff
  • Regularly sanitised high-traffic areas
  • Gear/equipment sanitised between use
  • Transportation vehicles regularly sanitised
  • Guides required to regularly wash hands
What To Expect
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Church Hill Neighorhood
On this Church Hill Food Tour, guests will follow their guide to 5-6 different restaurants, cafes, and bakeries for a sample of their best dishes! You'll also get to visit several Church Hill landmarks to learn Richmond's oldest neighborhood.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Reviews (118)
DebbieRVA
Jan 2020
We've been on quite a few food tours in other cities, including Paris, and I have to say that this is one of the best. One thing that really sets it apart is the quantity of food. You really get ample portions at each stop. We counted it as our lunch and dinner combined, so when you think about it that way, the price is pretty fair. Another thing that makes this particular tour so great is the choice of restaurants included. Many of them are on Richmond's "hot foodie list," including Proper Pie Co (you get a WHOLE savory hand pie!), Sub Rosa Bakery, 8 1/2 Pizza, etc. Every single stop had something totally delicious to savor. And our tour guide, Lindsey, was awesome. We loved that she was low-key, but gave us a little bit of history of the neighborhood and Richmond, and also spent a fair amount of time talking about the food itself, as it IS a food tour, after all. And who doesn't love walking along brick sidewalks in historic neighborhoods on a beautiful day?
Response from Host
Jan 2020
Wow, that's quite a statement D.! We're thrilled to show off some of Richmond's most well-known AND little-known spots - and I'm glad you enjoyed everything so much! - Brian
jonescnm
Jan 2020
We really enjoyed the different neighborhoods within Church Hill, the different varieties of food, fellow food lovers. We had a beautiful, warm day- an added benefit.
Response from Host
Jan 2020
M., warm December days are the best, aren't they?! Glad you had a great time, and thanks for spending part of your holidays with us! - Brian
435paulan
Jan 2020
My daughter and I enjoyed tasting our way around Church Hill, adding a bright note to the last weekend of Christmas break. Our tour guide, Lindsay, was friendly, fun and very knowledgeable about the foods we sampled, the restaurantuers, and the history of Richmond’s oldest neighborhood. She provided just enough historical facts, dosed with attention-grabbing, entertaining anecdotes. The food was all really good, especially liked the Nile (for its unique international flavor), Sub Rosa (one of only 10 wood fired bakeries in the US), Proper Pie (with New Zealand style handpiies) and Liberty (sweet potato chili over grits with pan grilled cornbread was amazing). The WPA Bakery visit Athens the end of the tour was disappointing and would suggest they provide something more interesting than funfetti mini cupcakes for a sample. The canelli sample was more interesting, but seemed soggy and chewy. We tossed both in the trash. My daughter said they actually have good baked goods. But they apparently didn’t want to provide better samples. Overall, it was a fun afternoon, and we are looking forward to going on the new Scott’s Addition tour this spring.
Response from Host
Jan 2020
P., glad to hear you and S. enjoyed yourselves so much yesterday! We're excited to show you around some other Richmond neighborhoods, too! - Brian

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