Historic Annapolis Food Tour

Overview

During The Historic Annapolis Food Tour, you will enjoy a series of dishes from restaurants in downtown Annapolis while weaving through historic sites. The tour lasts approximately 3.5 hours.

City: Annapolis

Fri 20 Feb

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Starting at $80.00

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Fri 20 Feb

Starting at $80.00

Make a reservation

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What's Included

We put together a multi-course progressive meal that highlight what the chefs are known for in Annapolis. We visit several locally owned and operated establishments, and always end with dessert!

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
All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Tours run rain or shine.
Meeting Location Annapolis Visitor's Center (Annapolis, MD) (Exact meeting location details will be provided immediately upon purchase of tickets.)
We recommend taking our food tour at the beginning of your Annapolis visit so you can return to these wonderful eating establishments and historical sites.
The rest of the time will be spent inside the restaurants.
Please list any food allergies/restrictions. **Accommodations can only be made if allergies or restrictions are noted at the time of booking.

What To Expect

U.S. Naval Academy

We learn about the US Naval Academy

Maryland State House

History

Hammond-Harwood House

We describe some historical information and culinary history while stopping outside of the Hammond-Harwood House

Cancellation Policy

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

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Reviews (33)

ScrapHappy44

Nov 2021

Thank you to our guide, Carolyn, for a wonderful birthday celebration! We learned a few things about Annapolis and got to sample some amazing food! We had things we wouldn't normally order, but will definitely return to try again. This tour was a great combination of history, sampling and just the right amount of walking to make room for the next restaurant stop. Carolyn was enthusiastic and clearly passionate about history and the city of Annapolis. The only thing I was slightly disappointed with was the ice cream stop for dessert. I would have liked cake or pie and a place with some Annapolis history. Maybe Smith Island cake? In fairness, my group wasn't totally in agreement on this opinion. Half loved the ice cream. half agreed with me.

HappyTrails_Mary

Oct 2021

Carolyn was our tour guide. She was friendly and knew a lot about the area and history. I believe she teaches history too. We had 4 stops and the tour lasted 4 hours almost. We had a sampler platter at the first place and it contained 3 appetizers. I think it was at Galway Bay. One appetizer was like a crab cake but not as fried and not flat. Another was crab meat wrapped in lettuce. The third item was some kind of meat. It was a nice dish. The next stop was Harry Browns and we had the she crab soup. It's so delicious, very rich and filling. I couldn't eat much of the fresh calamari. The last stop was a pub looking place and we had bruschetta but it was in the shape of a mini pizza. This was my least favorite stop. The bruschetta contained feta cheese and too much oil for my liking. The crust was good. The final stop was a local ice cream shop. I got the vegan coconut chocolate chip ice cream. It was decent. The place was packed and practically nobody wore a mask. I didn't like sitting in the shop, especially since it was so small. Overall, the food was good and Carolyn provided a wealth of history about the area.

MEMfromNJ

Aug 2021

Our tour guide Carolyn was outgoing, dramatic, a fast walker, and enthusiastic-- full of information about this history of the area. Our group had a lot of history buffs but we were a bit overwhelmed by the amount of history presented. The first food stop was about 45 minutes into the tour. When you've planned on this as lunch, that wasn't expected. We would have appreciated less information on all of the individual houses we passed and the ability to enjoy the food without more information. The four food stops were all excellent, portions large and all delicious. Our three hour tour was much longer than we had planned (about an hour) and it impacted our ability to pursue further investigation of the town.