Kulinarische Tour durch die Innenstadt von Nashville mit Sidewalk Food Tours

Tom was very knowledgeable and entertaining, the food was amazing

Our tour guide was very knowledgeable, entertaining, and accommodating. My friend and I had a great time despite the heat!

Tom our guide was friendly, knowledgeable, and passionate about the area's history and culture, making the tour both fun and informative. I highly recommend this Food tour guide.

This was a fantastic tour, worth every dollar. While all the food was amazigg by the real shining star was our tour guide, Tom. He was extremely engaging and funny. We learned so many new things. Thank you Tom!

Food was good, a nice variety. Our guide Chelsea was great, informative and personable. Thanks

Our guide, Tom, made the experience fun and informative. Great representation of Nashville food. Walking is the way to go. Highly recommend.

Great way to get a taste of Nashville and learn about the history and traditions. Our guide, Tom, was outstanding. He had the knowledge and personality to make it fun, informative, and delicious. Highly recommend.

Definite 5 stars for all of us! Tree was a fabulous guide, personable, informative, and a good story teller! We all enjoyed the food, with varied results of our top 3 so those were great choices:) We enjoyed being able to ask questions, making it seem more personalized. We ended right at 3 hrs, happy and full!

Tour guide was very knowledgeable about the area and history of each place we visited. Worth the time and money.

We have done a lot of food and drink tours around the world, and this has been our least favorite so far. I believe the main issue was with the group size as 12 felt like we were always in the way of other people, hard to move as a big group, and difficult to seat at restaurants. The tour guide also wore a headset and speaker which drew unneeded attention while walking about. Also embarrassingly used it inside of restaurants too, which clearly annoyed other patrons. Gave the local history while walking but with the speaker in front of her so only the front 2-3 people on tour (and passing bystanders) could hear. We did enjoy most of the food stops though, except for the 4th which was just a hotel lobby where the Mac&cheese bites were terrible and pretzel sticks were a miss. There didn’t appear to be any reason for this stop except that it was conveniently on the route. The best tours we’ve done in the past have all had eight or fewer people, food was always ordered ahead of time with tables ready when we arrived, and always felt more like hanging out with a local friend who was showing us around. This tour felt like the commercialized opposite of that, full of cringe and embarrassment. It was definitely memorable, but not in a good way.