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

Sun 12 Jan

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Sun 12 Jan

Starting at $75.93

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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)

Suzanne C

Aug 2016

We went on a tour with Adam and had a great time. He is very laid back but had an extensive knowledge of the area because he has lived here his whole life. If you are looking for 5 star restaurants this is not the tour for you, but if you want to try some good food in good company you should do this tour. P.s. We recommend some beer and Jell-O shots along the way, but obviously this is not necessary.

Rachael C

Aug 2016

Was disappointed with the tour as a whole, I felt that we visited stores that I could of done on my own and when we went to the restaurants the owners expected us to purchase additional items from the menu. Despite the food being ok, I was disappointed going to college bars and would have preferred more historic locations.

Cpencer

Jul 2016

We had only ever been on one previous food tour--in New Orleans--about two years ago, so we started the tour with high expectations. We began in Wythe's candy shop where we were given a goody bag of samples, but, based on what had happened in New Orleans, we were expecting to be hosted by a representative of the store. This did not happen. The Peanut Shop was even worse. We could have gone in there by ourselves and would have been treated exactly the same way. The people in the fudge shop were very friendly, but the samples they gave us they would have given to any passing stranger. The young woman in the tea and spices shop was equally friendly and did tell us a few things about the store; in addition, I received a small sample of tea and my wife was given an equally small sample of spices. The true food tour started at the next stop, where were served macaroni cheese. It was the second best macaroni and cheese I had eaten, after my mother's! Then we moved to the William and Mary area where, in quick succession, we were fed pizza, wings, and Reuben egg rolls. They were all excellent. At the final stop, we had wonderful French fries, which we could not finish, and two desserts. The chocolate ganache was especially good. Adam, our guide, was very friendly and guided us efficiently from place to place. There was plenty of food and the second half of the tour was much more like what I had expected, although I would have liked more interaction with the restaurant staff. It would really help if the restaurants would "buy in" more to the experience and realize that by giving a little more support to the venture they would be more likely to get future custom. We intend to return to all of the restaurants at some time during our next visits to Williamsburg.