Classic 3-Hour Food Tour in Colorado Springs in Colorado Springs booking from $79.00

Classic 3-Hour Food Tour in Colorado Springs

Overview

Every tour is different as nearly 20 destinations may be featured! This established and popular walking tour features food, drinks, local art and historical storytelling! You’ll visit four or five of the most loved restaurants, hole-in-the-walls, and artisan food shops in downtown Colorado Springs (enough for a full meal!). Get a behind-the-scenes look into downtown’s blossoming culinary scene and see downtown from a true local's perspective. Enjoy historical storytelling of Pikes Peak, the gold rush, the railroad, and more from your expert local Tour Leader. Upgrade your ticket to include Colorado craft beer, cocktails, and wine for only $15. The itinerary provided is a sample and may be completely different than your actual tour. The tour covers 1-1.5 miles and may not make a complete circle. **PRO TIP: Please book directly through Rocky Mountain Food Tours if you have special requests, dietary restrictions, children between the ages of 5-12, or have a group larger than 4 people.

City: Colorado Springs

Tue 24 Sep

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What's Included

Expert Local Tour Leader

Your food tour will include generous tastings at four to five locations, enough for a full-lunch.

Art and Culture Insights

Historical Storytelling

Water at all Locations

Insider Information on Local Restaurants and Chefs

Additional Info

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Public transportation options are available nearby
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Regularly sanitised high-traffic areas
Guides required to regularly wash hands
Contactless payments for gratuities and add-ons

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Reviews (132)

737tysonb

Oct 2020

Very enjoyable food tour with an excellent guide. Roger was very personable and a wealth of knowledge during the tour. We experienced a nice variety of food and drinks as well as history of the area. I will likely revisit some of these businesses in the future. Highly recommend.

Response from Host

Oct 2020

Awesome, thank you so much! We appreciate the review and hope you do have an opportunity to revisit the destinations featured on your food tour. Cheers! Samantha

MLaneKauai

Oct 2020

Dan and I were tourists in our hometown as we explored the Colorado Springs food scene with Roger of Rocky Mountain Food Tours. We started at Antlers Hotel, and learned it was built by the founder of Colorado Springs, and burned down twice before it became the well-appointed western hotel that it is today. The first stop on our walking tour was Jack Quinn’s Irish Pub. Martin, the bartender, explained that the building was established in 1883. Then we tried Shepard’s pie with grass-fed corned beef, Irish soda bread, and Breckinridge Brewery stout. (Both Dan and I picked this as our favorite dish of the day.) Bingo Burger served their Bessemer Burger with local beef, bacon, cranberry BBQ sauce, and Pueblo chilis. Local craft beer included OctoberFest and Dopplebock, a really dark beer. We had delicious candy apple lemonade and then jalapeño poppers at Four, the restaurant of Top Chef’s Brother Luck. Outdoor musicians played on Pikes Peak Avenue and the sun dipped closer to the mountains as we neared our last stop. Josh & John’s served their Purple Mountain Majesty ice cream made with taro and black raspberry truffles. Although it was hard to connect with masks on, the tour was fun, and we had a friendly group of people. It was a luscious way to get to know our new town and a delightful coronavirus escape.

Response from Host

Oct 2020

Hi there, we are disappointed that we didn't earn a 5-star, but it sounded like you had an overall great experience with Roger and enjoyed the delicious tastings! We hope to host you again in the future. Cheers, Samantha

Michael W

Sep 2020

Very fun experience, great food and terrific tour guide. I would recommend it to everyone, both out of towners and locals - like us.

Response from Host

Sep 2020

We appreciate your review, Michael! Thank you for taking the time to share with us and others your experience. We hope to host you again soon. Cheers, Samantha

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Classic 3-Hour Food Tour in Colorado Springs

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