Piesza wycieczka kulinarna po Williamsburgu

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Zarezerwuj online bezpośrednio z Taste of Williamsburg i zaoszczędź 7 USD na osobę.
Poznaj Williamsburg i jego rozwijającą się scenę kulinarną. Na tym doświadczysz różnorodności jedzenia i kultury Williamsburga. Odwiedzisz kilka restauracji i restauracji podczas 3-godzinnej popołudniowej pieszej wycieczki. Podczas wycieczki odwiedzisz trzy do czterech restauracji i trzy do czterech lokali gastronomicznych, takich jak sklep z orzeszkami ziemnymi, sklepy ze słodyczami, sklepy z przyprawami i herbatą, w których będziesz miał czekoladki, pizzę opalaną drewnem, wyśmienitą mac i ser, krówki, nagradzane skrzydełka i nie tylko.

Miasto: Williamsburg

Sun 12 Jan

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co jest zawarte

Degustacje

Odwiedź kilka lokali gastronomicznych i restauracji

Lunch

przekąski

Profesjonalny przewodnik/kierowca

Dodatkowe informacje

Dostępny dla wózków inwalidzkich
Podróżujący powinni mieć co najmniej umiarkowany poziom sprawności fizycznej
Stawka dla dzieci obowiązuje tylko w przypadku dzielenia z 2 płacącymi osobami dorosłymi
Działa w każdych warunkach pogodowych, prosimy o odpowiedni ubiór

Zasady anulowania

Wszystkie wyprzedaże się skończyły. W przypadku anulowania nie przysługuje zwrot pieniędzy.

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Recenzje (184)

patitay2k

Jul 2016

this is not really a tasting tour don't think of it as a wine tasting tour. I read about this tour when I was researching what to do in Williamsburg other that Colonial sites walking tours. This is a walking tour that lasts about 2 hrs. and in my case (want solo) the visit was to 8 places. The first one was a candy store which I thought was weird to start with dessert but it was right next from the starting point so, oh well. It only went downhill from there. I paid $47.50 for the tour and since it started a t 1:45 I figured I would skip lunch another couple of people in the tour did too. We got a baggie with a couple of sweets from the store and a coupon to use in the store. Next was the 'Peanut Store', same scenario but no baggie. I must mention that I had read these reviews here and figured I'd give the benefit of the doubt to the tour. But right after getting a discount card in 2 places, this is more a marketing scheme. We made 4 more stops and the taste of Virginia cuisine was nowhere to be seen. We had pizza in one place and a pc. Of a sandwich in another. The great highlight was Macaroni, specially good when you are starving, one plate for 4. Keep reading because I quit on previous reviews and got stuck. We moved to the William and Mary university area which was nice because I would probably wouldn't have walked that way but it was extremely noticeable and wethis is not really a tasting tour don't think of it as a wine tasting tour. I read about this tour when I was researching what to do in Williamsburg other that Colonial sites walking tours. This is a walking tour that lasts about 2 hrs. and in my case (went solo) the visit was to 8 places. The first one was a candy store which I thought was weird to start with dessert but it was right next from the starting point so, oh well. d these reviews here and figured I'd give the benefit of the doubt to the tour. We made 4 more stops and the taste of Virginia cuisine was nowhere to be seen. We had pizza in one place and a pc. Of a sandwich in another. The great highlight was Macaroni, specially good when you are starving, one plate for 4. Keep reading because I quit on previous reviews and got stuck. We moved to the William and Mary university area which was nice because I would probably wouldn't have walked that way but it was extremely noticeable the ads in these places about the $1 beer and mentioned it was for ('starving') students? We hit 3 places, wings, sandwich and pizza. If this is what Virginia's cuisine is about ....to add insult to injury the 8th place was closed when we got there, so we got, an apology. Incredibly awful and disappointing.

MEMfromNJ

Jun 2016

Such as shame! The food sites on the tour were terrific. But our tour was not. Isabelle arrived late -- please don't ask me to arrive 15 minutes early and then the guide arrives at 2:05 Didn't seem like the shop owners were really on board with the idea - most didn't have anything prepared for us - candy shop did as did the talon, hound and pizza places Shop owners didn't seem to have any rapport with guide -- it often seemed like she was having to explain who she was Wasn't considerate of the needs of the group when walking to sites (too fast, didn't wait to cross the streets together) Didn't tell us anything about any of the stops - and this is a BIGGIE! It's why I take a tour - I'd already been into the candy shop, peanut shop, spice shop and ice cream shops. I want to know about the history of them when I go on a tour. Wasn't knowledgeable about local area - and she told us she was a native..but didn't mention any of the history of the area (in relation to food or buildings we passed or went to) Was't knowledgeable about local foods or what we were being served Limited vocabulary to describe food Sampled foods with us (made us feel like we needed to share with her) Walked to sites with no conversations about where we were going or why Didn't share a list of sites visited or recipes No coupons for future visits to the sites No way to contact tour operators personally and your phone message is of poor quality

James K

Jun 2016

This was a gift from my daughter - over $100. Scheduling is a nightmare. After 2 rescheduled dates, they want to charge me $35 fee. They called me initially to reschedule due to possible rain. I called them next time to reschedule and now they want to charge me. Poor email response. No phone contact. Don't waste your money. Too many other reputable tours in Williamsburg. Time to put them out of business.