Williamsburg Walking Food Tour

Overview

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Explore Williamsburg and its rising food scene. On this your you will experience a variety of Williamsburg’s food and culture. You will visit several eateries and restaurants during a 3-hour afternoon walking tour. Throughout the tour, you will visit three to four restaurants and three to four eateries such as a peanut shop, candy stores, spice and tea shops where you’ll have chocolates, wood fired pizza, gourmet mac and cheese, fudge, award winning wings, and more.

City: Williamsburg

Mon 23 Dec

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Starting at $75.93

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Mon 23 Dec

Starting at $75.93

Make a reservation

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What's Included

Tastings

Visit several eateries and restaurants

Lunch

Snacks

Professional guide/driver

Additional Info

Wheelchair accessible
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
Child rate applies only when sharing with 2 paying adults
Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately

Cancellation Policy

All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.

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Reviews (184)

Ann K

Oct 2022

This was the worst food tour I have ever taken and the highlights on Trip Advisor are not accurate. Stay away from this one - just walk around Merchant Square yourself and save over $60. Our tour included 2 restaurants, 3 retail stores and a coffee chain and the total food provided was barely an appetizer. We did not visit 8 food places and certainly did not see anything behind the scenes. Restaurant 1 provided us a kids menu Mac n ($7.95) to be shared by two people - each of us getting 12 ziti noodles. Thankfully I was with a person I knew - or I’d be sharing it with a stranger. Restaurant 2 gave us a ham board to be shared by 3 people ($6 pp) - strangers with no serving utensils and 2 biscuits - really? We each had 1/2 biscuit and probably an ounce of ham and teaspoon of cheese spread. Both restaurants seemed surprised when we showed up and gave us no information about the place, other than passing around a menu, so we could see what they offer in case we came back. Store 1 was a tea/spice shop that gave a 1/2 ounce of Toscany spice, a 10% coupon and not a drop of tea. Store 2 was a peanut shop that gave us a small candy bar made in Minnesota ($3) and a 10% off coupon. Store 3 was a candy shop that gave us a small bag with 5 small pieces of candy and a 20% off coupon - see the pattern? In each store, we were basically ignored by the shop employees, heard nothing about the store, other than what the tour guide likes to buy there and were left to roam around on our own, or stand outside waiting for the next stop. We also went to a chain coffee place where we were asked to choose between 1 scoop of gelato or a cup of coffee ($3). I learned nothing other than colonists bought spices and peanuts are grown in Virginia. This was a sorry excuse for a tour, seemed very as hoc and to ask strangers to eat from the same plate is awful!

laurabele1

Oct 2022

So we started not being able to contact the tour company and did not know where to meet. After many texts and calls we were told a wrong location, but the lady did call us back and correct this. Then they promised 4 or 5 food places and a flight of beer. We did 2 places, no beer and we totaled what was paid for and it is less than 20.00 and we paid about 78.00 per person. We had to share a tiny portion and only two restaurants.We had one scoop of gelato and had to wait in line. They took us to no places that made us feel like a Williamsburg experience. The guide was so so and when we were eating just sat there on her phone. I went away hungry and who wants to go on a tour where they say , go in and shop and meet us outside. Not one person on the tour was happy…and then the guide asked for a tip. We could have gone to a great restaurant for that money. As one other couple said this is called Highway Robbery

Robert_B

Oct 2022

This was a great experience. Cyndi was an excellent host and took us to some delicious venues. Good intro to the area. Now, when we return, we will be able to easily find good places to eat.