Georgetown is a charming area on the Potamac River. The Georgetown Foodie Tour was a wonderful 3-hour walking tour to four amazing food stops! We enjoyed all four locations and learned several historical facts from our great tour guide, Carson!





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Washington D.C.'s Georgetown neighborhood is home to some of the city’s most notable residents, local commerce, embassies, and of course, culinary gems. On this tour, you will eat your way through this well-known and prestigious neighborhood. You will learn about Georgetown's early iconic years as we stroll off-the-beaten path for a taste from various local eateries.
Explore Georgetown, learning about its early iconic years ranging from the town's flour mills, meat packing district, and C&O Canal, to Julia Childs' house as we stroll off-the-beaten path for a taste from local eateries.
Starting at 2:00pm, set off on foot, walking a total of about 1.5 miles (2.5 km) with your guide, at a comfortable pace. You'll stop about every 20 minutes to visit a local eatery. We may stand or sit, depending upon the stop, while indulging in a total of four to five tantalizing food samples and one wine or Spritz pairing.
Between tastings, learn from your guide about Georgetown, its culture and architecture. Afterward, you're free to explore more on your own! This 'eat like a local' food tour features a local deli, an Indian-owned twenty-year institution, International Spice and Olive Oil, Italian Cafe and Grocery Store, and a highly recognized military-focused American bakery. Specific establishments may vary.
Georgetown Foodie Culinary Tour & Neighborhood Walk lasts about 3 hours. The itinerary has 3 stops.
Prices start at $79 per person for this Washington DC experience, booked through Viator with the price shown before checkout. There is 1 booking option, so the final price depends on the option you choose.
Yes. Cancel at least 1 day before the start for a full refund. Later cancellations are non-refundable.
The meeting point is Departure Point: Intersection of 28th and Pennsylvania Ave NW, across the Four Seasons Hotel in a small road island with benches and bikes.. Hotel pickup is not part of this experience.
The experience is available in DE, EN, IT, FR, ES.
It is a small-group experience with a maximum of 9 participants.
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Wheelchair accessible
Georgetown is a charming area on the Potamac River. The Georgetown Foodie Tour was a wonderful 3-hour walking tour to four amazing food stops! We enjoyed all four locations and learned several historical facts from our great tour guide, Carson!
Ben was personable, Informative and a great time. The food stops were excellent and the DC history was great. I recommend for solo travels, couples, families and small groups
My daughter and I had such a good time on the Georgetown food tour. Guide was great; we went to interesting places that I didn’t know about and would like to visit again. I would definitely do another tour with them. Thanks for a great experience!
We had an amazing experience! The food and historical facts were fantastic! Jacob was phenomenal guide. We had our two year old with us and he made sure we could keep up with the tour and accommodate our stroller in all the food locations! Highly recommend this tour!
I took my niece and her daughter on the food tour, and it was absolutely fabulous… Exceeded our expectations. The food spotsthat were chosen-were ideal, including an Ethiopian restaurant, a great small deli and a fabulous taco restaurant. To top it off, we had dessert and coffee at the dog tag bakery, which, in and of itself, had a fascinating history. All of the restaurants were local to Georgetown, and each had its own story behind them. I greatly appreciated that as did my niece and others we were with. Ben was a great tour guide and showed us a number of homes and highlights of Georgetown and explained the historical preservation of this very famous neighborhood. I will definitely be taking out of town guest on this tour…
Excellent tour. Great food and local information. Thx
Jacob was fantastic. We learned a lot.
I would highly recommend this food tour to anyone. I had never been to Georgetown before and this was a great way to get some local history and to try out some food that I would have never though to try. Ben was a great tour guide and made it a very enjoyable experience. I would not hesitate to direct my friends and family to this tour!
Amazing tour and overview of Georgetown history! Ben was great!!
Great walk about in a section of Georgetown. Nice stops at varied food establishments. All food was of high quality. Tour guide offered many historical bits of information that brought the neighborhood alive. The only downside was that the 2 miles covered could be a bit much for some people on a bright, hot summer day.
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