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Cincinnati Streetcar Food Tour With Findlay Market

Cincinnati Streetcar Food Tour With Findlay Market

Overview

The Cincinnati Streetcar afternoon tour is a culinary adventure that features sit-down dining at local downtown restaurants, a trip to historic Over the Rhine and ends with a tour of Findlay Market and a yummy dessert! The food featured on this tour is varied and plentiful. We promise you won't leave hungry! On the Cincinnati Streetcar tour, we explore the city by utilizing the streetcar as we stroll through 3 different neighborhoods, weather permitting..
(Please note: Unfortunately, we cannot accommodate nut, food allergies, low carb, diabetes, gluten free, vegan or lactose free restrictions). Note: 1/2 -1 mile of walking over 3 hours
Our friendly local guides entertain you with history, interesting stories and fun facts. Our guides are Certified Tourism Ambassadors who know this city inside and out. Learn about the German immigrants whose love of beer have influenced our city for 200 years.

City: Cincinnati

Sat 19 Oct

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Starting at $79.00

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Sat 19 Oct

Starting at $79.00

Make a reservation

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What's Included

Some dishes may include pork. If you don't eat pork, notify us for the vegetarian option

Local, friendly, certified guide

Food tasting at 6 local restaurants/eateries

All guests must check-in 15 minutes prior to the start of the tour.

We regret we cannot accommodate guests who require special dietary dishes due to food allergies

Additional Info

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Public transportation options are available nearby
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
Beef & Pork dishes may be served on this tour. A vegetarian option is available with advance notice. Call Riverside Food Tours 513-289-0035.
Children 0-5 do not need a ticket, but we must be notified after booking is made by calling the phone number attached in the voucher.
A moderate amount of walking (1 mile) is involved in addition to the streetcar
Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately.
Bring a water bottle for hydration and umbrella if needed
This is a wheelchair accesible tour, but an aid or family member may be required to help with the distance between stops.
We cannot accommodate nut, food allergies, low carb, diabetes, gluten free, vegan or lactose free restrictions.

What To Expect

Great American Ball Park

We pass by the Home of the Cincinnati Reds Baseball Team, Great American Ballpark.

Carew Tower

On our downtown city tour, we may visit Hathaway's Diner, the oldest diner in Cincinnati, located in the 49 story high Carew Tower.

Aronoff Center for the Arts

The Aronoff Center for the Arts is the anchor for a number of restaurants in downtown Cincinnati.

Over-the-Rhine

Over the Rhine is a 360 acre historic German neighborhood just a few blocks north of downtown Cincinnati. It is filled with beautiful Italianate architecture and home to Music Hall and Washington Park.

Washington Park

Washington Park is an eight acre oasis filled with fountains, stately trees, a bandstand, dog park, playground, refreshment area and sports lawn.

Cincinnati Music Hall

Cincinnati Music Hall, built in 1878 is home to Cincinnati symphony, ballet, opera and Pops Orchestra. This beautiful Victorian Gothic Castle like structure is a Cincinnati icon.

Findlay Market

Findlay Market, built in 1851 is Cincinnati's last standing market. It was named one of the best 10 Markets in the Country by Newsweek magazine. It is patterned after a German Market and meant to serve the immigrants north of the city limits. It has been beautifully maintained and home to a large number of vendors.

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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 (375)

Anonymous

Jul 2018

It is an awesome way to learn all about the city, especially with Kat as your guide! Not only do you learn the history of the city and see where it's headed, you get to taste some wonderful good along the way. Totally worth an afternoon off the beaten path.

Response from Host

Jul 2018

Thank you for taking the time to share on the Friday afternoon Cincinnati Streetcar Food & Culture Tour. Kat covers a lot of ground and is an excellent storyteller. I'm happy to hear you enjoyed everything about it!

ccoia01

Jul 2018

Laura, the owner was a dream to deal with. Our questions were answered quickly. We could text her with concerns. We needed a refund for one of the members due to illness and it was processed immediately. Our guide Kat was great. She knew so much history of the area and brought us to many great restaurants. We got caught in a thunderstorm and she handled it with aplomb. She was very personable and at the end of the tour she gave us recommendations for the evening and made sure we could get where we were going.

Response from Host

Jul 2018

Thank you for the compliments. I'm happy to hear you enjoyed the tour despite the bad weather. Kat is a wonderful guide and so knowledgeable about the history of the city. I hope you can join us again on one of our other tours!

Lynn P

Jul 2018

We met our tour guide Nicole at the information desk at Findley Market, She was very knowledgeable about the area and the restaurants we were headed to. She was an excellent guide, a lot of fun and gave us pointers on the ticket kiosk for the streetcar. Because of the heat (94 degrees), we stuck to places near the streetcar stops. All were excellent choices from a small family run place to a local chain with very fresh ingredients. Having the owners or hosts come out to talk with us about how/why the restaurant got where it did was a great touch. Looking forward to taking another tour soon.