Boston North End Food Tour mit authentischen lokalen Aromen und Gerichten

This small group 2 hour express tour was delightful! There were 5 of us and although strangers, we meshed really well together. This was due to our tour guide Gabe. He was so great at including everyone in conversation that it was a very enjoyable experience. He was fun, friendly, knowledgeable and so very kind as he served us and even “bussed” the tables we sat at. He even walked me to the T station because I didn’t know where it was. The food was great….lobster Mac n cheese, yummy nuts, pizza, prosciutto and cheese, and a yummy pastry. Gabe even shared his favorite local places to eat….thank you! I’m now doing a food tour everywhere new I travel. Thanks Gabe!

Our group had a great time on this tour. The food highlight of the tour was Union Oyster House, but the overall star of the show was our guide, Elizabeth. Thanks for a great time.

Grat experience with great food! Would highly recommend! The cannoli was amazing and we loved the Paul Revere stories!

Great tour overall, just recommend bringing a bottle of water (no drinks are provided) and know you’ll be standing for most of the time.

Marilyn was an amazing guide - she is very knowledgeable about the foods on the tour, and about local history! And the tastes were all delicious!

Elisabeth was terrific. Took us to very interesting eateries and she had tons of historical info as well. She kept us in the shade on a usually hot day.

Great value and experience. Small group made it easy to navigate and hear her narrative. She has great food contacts and bypassed long lines at multiple locations. We went back to several locations the following day.

Highly recommend this food tour! It was very well organized and communication ahead of time and throughout was clear and helpful. We were gifted this tour as a Christmas present and as Boston residents, it was just as fun as if we were visiting a new city! It was a wonderful day learning about the North End’s history and cuisine. Shoutout to our guide, Elizabeth, who was clearly beloved by the workers at each of the establishments we visited, shared many recommendations of her favorite local spots, and was truly passionate about passing along her food and history knowledge! Thank you, Elizabeth!! :)

Here’s a polished review that highlights Elizabeth and your experience while keeping your concerns with the company separate: I’ve been on several Secret Food Tours, and they’ve all been excellent. While I do have some separate feedback for the company itself, I don’t want that to take away from the outstanding experience my best friend and I had with Elizabeth on the Boston tour on July 3, during the celebrations leading up to America’s 250th birthday. Elizabeth was absolutely wonderful—personable, knowledgeable, and genuinely passionate about Boston’s history, neighborhoods, and the restaurants we visited. She made everyone feel welcome and encouraged conversation, which created a fun, engaging group dynamic. One of the highlights was discovering our shared interests in cooking, recipes, and gardening. I’m from Phoenix, Arizona, and my best friend is from Rochester, New York, yet Elizabeth found so many ways to connect with all of us. It felt less like a tour and more like spending time with a knowledgeable friend who loves sharing her city. By chance, we ran into Elizabeth two days later while she was leading another tour. Introduced to her new group, we exchanged more stories, and it was clear that she brings the same enthusiasm and warmth to every experience. The food was delicious, the history was fascinating, and Elizabeth’s personality made the tour memorable. I look forward to staying connected with her for future recipe and gardening tips. If you’re considering the Secret Food Tour in Boston, I highly recommend requesting Elizabeth—you’ll be in great hands!

The tour guide, Jack, was really good. Friendly, seemed to know the food scene and gave some good information about the city and area. Unfortunately, the food tour was not very good at all. We always like to go on a tour the first day in when visitng a city to learn about it and find some good spots to go back to while there. On every other tour we have gone in, sat down, and the restaurant served a small sample of what they want us to try to get a feel for what they do or learn about the place or their food. On this tour we didn't actually go into a single place. We literally stood outside on the street or in a different area in the summer heat and waited for quite a while as the guide went in, got some food samples and brought them out. It didn't even seem like some of the places knew there was a food tour or wanted it in their place. We ate everything standing or sitting on benches. There was one restaurant where he just brought out was a few slices of cheese and Prosciutto. Wasn't even really sure which building that particular restaurant was in. If they combine this guide with actually seeing the inside of some restaurants and trying something to get a real feel for the places, it would be a much better tour.