SAN FRANCISCO
San Francisco’s best days out.
The 15 most popular food tours in San Francisco. What each one costs, how long it runs, and who you book it through.
Eat and learn in San Francisco’s North Beach. A 3-hour walking tour with espresso, bakeries, Beat stops, and award chocolate.
Most Popular“Our tour guide, Scott was fantastic. The food was even better. Scott is a local and loves his neighborhood and all the amazing food and facts.”
Walk San Francisco’s Mission with 5 locals favorites—quesabirria burrito, pan dulce, chowder, Italian pizza, dumplings, plus a secret dish—small group.
“Our guide, Dara was amazing. Friendly, knowledgeable and super efficient. You will be full after this tour! Also. Make sure to bring cash for gratuities”
San Francisco Chinatown walking tour with dim sum, BBQ pork buns, fortune cookies, and tea. Small group, 3 hours, $86.
“Was fantastic Scott is the best. The food was good and learned alot if history. Would highly recommend.”
A 3-hour walking food tour through North Beach and Little Italy with daily-roasted coffee, bakeries, chocolates, pizza, and more.
“Fantastic tour of the area and Doug was fantastic. All the food was great, and the history of the neighborhood was so interesting!”
Ride an included electric bike from Haight-Ashbury to Golden Gate sights with a local historian, snacks, and an easy transit start.
Mission District progressive food tour with four courses, a local guide, and a Dolores Park finish for $115 in a small group.
“This was my absolute favorite adventure in San Fran. I'm a huge foodie and love my drinks. It was delicious and so much fun! Madeline was so enthusiastic and really seemed to enjoy herself right along with the group. Fantastic time.”
A 3-hour North Beach food tour in San Francisco: cioppino, wood-fired pizza, cheese tastings, cannoli or gelato, plus Prohibition stories.
“This was a delightful tour. The guide was excellent and very knowledgeable and the food was great.”
SF Chinatown tea & dim sum tour with a full meal, fortune cookies, bubble tea, pastries, and a 30-min tea tasting. 3 hrs, $99.
“This was a great chance to try food I had never eaten before. Jacob was a great guide with historical tidbits and funny jokes. My favorite part was the “Uncle” at the tea house. Such a wonderful man and a memorable experience”
Small-group Ferry Building tastings and a round-trip Alcatraz ferry, ending with an easy self-guided audio walk on the island.
“Tori lead this food tour, and she was awesome. She grew up in San Fran, so gave her personal insight on the city and the history of the Ferry Building. We walked around this neat attraction while sampling all kinds of foods that the unique vendors had to offer. It was def more than just…”
A 4-hour San Francisco walk through Chinatown and North Beach with dim sum, hand-made fortune cookies, fresh coffee, pizza, and The Godfather sites.
“Great way to see and experience some cool out of the way (non touristy) places. Numerous food and landmark stops with excellent and varied food samples. Our guide Scott was a wealth of information about SF past and present. I definitely recommend this tour. A great value for the money.”
A small-group San Francisco Chinatown walking food tour with five tastings, temple and cathedral stops, fortune cookies, and strong local stories.
“Great Chinatown food tour. Micheal was awesome! Food was more than enough and some to take home. Also met some really good people in our group. Highly recommend this tour. Thank you!”
3-hour San Francisco food tour of North Beach and Chinatown with 5 tastings and local history: coffee, dumplings, pizza, more.
“Zach was great. He was very knowledgeable and added his personal experience to enhance the tour. Highly recommended.”
Small-group San Francisco food tour focused on Ferry Building tastings and Ferry Plaza Farmers Market finds, with local guide tips.
“What a great day!! We met our tour guide, Paul, in front of the Ferry Building and he already had our first little snack waiting for us. Paul shared some of the history of the ferry building and San Francisco. We met the farmers and chefs at several booths and heard their remarkable experiences. We…”
Secret Food Tours San Francisco in the Mission District: 6 stops with a top taqueria burrito, murals, sweets, and cultural context.
“Our guide Zachary was very enthusiastic and knowledgeable. He engaged with each of the tourists which, in our group, included a teenager, 3 middle-aged adults and 2 seniors.”
San Francisco highlights in 4 hours: Chinatown, Fisherman’s Wharf, Ferry Building food stop, optional Alcatraz, and Golden Gate views.
“My flight was changed and I wasn't able to cancel because I had made the reservation the same day that I was taking it. I'm sure it would gave been a great trip but after traveling for 2 days, I wanted desperately to get home.”
The city, the bay, and the day trips beyond it. Every way to see them.
