The tour guide really makes the tour worth it. This was my second time on the food tour. In summer 2018, Kurt was our guide and this year, Mark was our guide. They tell jokes and anecdotes about life in San Diego. The guides also know a lot about the history of the area. The Mexican taco stop was delicious, offering a filet mignon taco and margarita sample (large shot glass size). Next we went to a pizza spot where we were able to pick any slice of pizza and were given a sample sized summer ale. We walked quite a few blocks between stops 1 and 2 and a few more blocks between 2 and 3, but 3 and 4 were close. The highlight was Meze, a Greek fusion restaurant with great decor, serving a gyro quesadilla slice with a full size sangria. The final stop was an ice cream shop around the corner. That was a great ending since it was a bit warm outside. The food samples were good, but not quite enough to fill you up completely for lunch. I would recommend you wear comfy shoes and bring water and hat/sunglasses. We had an older person with a cane, a stroller for a 1 year old and a 3 and 5 year old. Everyone was able to keep up, but the sidewalks get crowded in some spots with other tourists. The slow walkers missed some of the tidbits of information, but made it in time for food. Since we did the 11am tour, the kids did okay, but I'm not sure it would be as pleasant taking kids to the later tour. Overall, I think it was a great way to spend a few hours in San Diego.
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Jul 2019
I'm very happy to find you had a great time on our tour! We love that we get to share this amazing city with you, so the positive feedback ensures that we are doing a good job! Thank you for joining us! -Bianca