Food Tours in Canada

Taste your way through Montreal's historic Jewish neighborhood on this delicious walking food tour. Learn about the area's vibrant culinary heritage and renowned residents as you follow your guide to authentic local eateries including a smoked meat deli, a kosher bakery and an 80-year-old dining institution. Sample neighborhood staples like cured meats, sweets and one of Montreal's best bagels on the 3.5-hour tour.

Satisfy your appetite for flavors and sights on this 4.5-hour food walking tour of Montreal's Chinatown. A knowledgeable guide takes you to seven venues to taste a variety of culinary delights, including crispy pork, barbecue pork and duck, and Hong Kong-style dim sum. Learn how to make a Bahn Mi sandwich, sample Chinese pastries at a bakery and drink tea made from leaves grown on farms in China. Along the way, gain insight into Chinatown's history and evolution to its mix of people and cultures today.

City Manager Austin's experience of Vancouver food and culture is a powerful one. Outgoing and charismatic, he grew up in small town Ontario and moved to Vancouver 7 years ago and fell in love with the area right away. He enjoyed the seafood, sushi and the mountains right away and his energy on these topics will be sure to rub off on you. He has travelled to 35 countries and Vancouver is the place he always ends up back at. Being an athlete most of his life, his need for food as fuel made him a foodie automatically due to such high dietary needs. He thus made food an important part of his life. Living in Gastown himself as an actor, he is far from silent when it comes to giving tips and sharing his passion for the culture and food in

Set off from St. John or St. Andrew in New Brunswick for this 8-hour food tour, which includes round-trip transport. During the day visit Granite Town Farms in St. George, well known for its blueberries, and try an appetizer at the award-winning Port City Royal in St. John. You'll also get to visit one of Canada's oldest open-air markets, St. John City Market, and sample smoked and candied salmon at the True North Seafood vendor stall. Plus this tour wouldn't be complete without going to Spa Chance Harbour for views of the Bay of Fundy.

Montreal is the headquarters of the famous DAVIDsTea and home to a diverse tea culture. On this 4.5-hour tour that includes both walking and taxi rides, meet the top tea makers in the city with the help of a certified guide. Tasting different teas along the way, visit a Victorian-style mixology bar in Montreal's trendy Mile End, a Chinese tea company that's one of the world's top importers, and a French tea importer. A formal afternoon tea completes your tea education.

Savor multicultural cuisine on this 2.5-hour walking food tour of downtown Toronto’s Kensington Market. Learn about Toronto’s fascinating food history and its influences from around the world. Roam the streets of this eclectic district, including a stop in Chinatown, exploring the area's best vendors, stores and bakeries. Sample Chinese dim sum, Mexican sweets and other favorites. This small-group tour is limited to 10 people to ensure an intimate atmosphere. The series of tastings adds up to a hearty lunch; all tasting fees are included.

Immerse yourself in French-Canadian history and devour culinary delights on this 3-hour gourmet food tour of Qu ebec City. Meet your guide in the center of Old Quebec and set out on foot to discover historic sights like St. John Gate, Qu ebec City Hall, and Royale Square. Follow your guide to some of the city's top restaurants as you indulge in a five-course tasting menu that includes organic charcuterie, wine pairings, and a classic flamb e prepared right at your table. Group size is limited to 10 for a more personal experience.

Sample the Asian flavors for which Toronto's Chinatown district is famous on this food tour in Toronto. Follow a guide through Chinatown and visit six different authentic Asian restaurants and food stalls. Sample tasty treats in a traditional Chinese bakery and speciality dishes from China's Fukin province, and learn the history and traditions of Hong Kong dim sum. Sample street food in the bustling Asian food markets, and see where some of Toronto's top chefs source their ingredients.

Spend a morning in Vancouver's Chinatown with an off-duty chef on this 3.5-hour food and cultural walking tour. With the help of your expert, taste delicious barbecued crispy duck and other savory delights, as you learn about Chinatown's historical landmarks and local cuisine. Drink tea, enter cookware and herbal medicine shops, and visit the tranquil Dr Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden. A dim sum lunch is included in this small-group tour limited to 10 people.

Montreal's foodie scene is as varied as the city itself and this tasting tour takes you to the spots that only locals know. Choose from two different itineraries, exploring districts such as Old Montr eal, Griffintown, Mile End, and Little Italy on the back of an electric scooter. Hop off to browse the street markets and sample street food specialties like gnocchi, poutine, Quebecois sandwiches, and maple donuts.

Enjoy a wide-ranging Toronto food tour - and learn more about the different communities that have contributed to the city's culinary heritage - on this delectable outing. Meet your guide in the late morning, and come ready with an appetite. You'll visit St. Lawrence Market, will try comfort-food staples ranging from fish & chips to pierogies, will nibble on a local sushi staple, will enjoy a sweet treat at tour's end, and more.

Eat like a local during this 2.5-hour small-group food tour in Quebec City offering 15 tastings. Indulge your tastebuds as you sample a range of French-Canadian specialties with a guide including wine, beer, crepes, chocolates, syrup and more. You'll stop to snack at a range of purveyors located in the city's top eating neighborhoods such as hip St-Jean-Baptiste and the charming Old Quebec, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Best of all, this small-group tour is limited to just 15 guests, ensuring a personalized experience.

Visit buzzing eateries and busy watering holes on this 3-hour market and food tour in Montreal. Explore Jean-Talon Market with your guide and discover 'farm-to-table' produce, Canada-style. Gain insight into Montreal locals' love of fresh food and sample some yourself at one of their hole-in-the-wall eateries. Meet the producers who work hard to keep standards high, and gain insight into the Vietnamese, Italian and Latino influences spicing up Canada's cuisine. Head through the Mile-Ex district, where entrepreneurial craft beer brewers and coffee shop owners are busy quenching their customers' thirst.

Discover the culinary delights of Kensington Market on this 3-hour food walking tour in Toronto. Bordered by Little Italy and Chinatown, Kensington Market boasts a multiculturalism that is reflected in the variety of its cuisine. Follow an in-the-know guide and taste everything from jerk chicken and empanadas to good old Canadian comfort food. You'll visit eateries popular with locals and learn about the city's history along the way.

Taste your way through Kensington Market, home to one of the most diverse food scenes in Toronto. Visitors are often overwhelmed by choice if exploring alone. Instead, join a guide and head straight to the area's best eateries, where you skip notoriously long lines to sample at least 6 international cuisines - from Tibetan momos to Jamaican patties.

Pair history with food tastings, and you have this entertaining 3-hour walking tour in Old Toronto and the St Lawrence Market. A guide takes you through the market to 12 different vendors for 14 delicacies, including Jewish bagels, Ukrainian pierogies, Portuguese treats, Indian candy, local cheeses, and the peameal bacon sandwich - enjoyed by chef-celebrities such as Guy Fieri, Emeril Lagasse, and Anthony Bourdain. Along the way, hear about Toronto's abolitionist movement, the clown riots, and the underground whiskey tunnel during prohibition.

Get a history lesson mixed with food as you wander around downtown Victoria on this walking tour. Explore four historic areas of the city, which started out as a fur trading outpost, as you taste the local cuisine. Plus, Victoria boasts one of the oldest Chinatown sections in North America. The tour covers some of the oldest parts of the city, including the Victoria Public Market, Chinatown (and Fan Tan Alley), Market Square, and Bastion Square.

Get to know Vancouver's famed food scene on a 3-hour walking and food tour of historic Gastown. Admire the architecture as you stroll through the cobbled streets with a small group. Learn about the neighborhoods storied past from your informative guide and sample Canadian classics such as tempura bacon scotch eggs, pork belly crackling, and British Columbia wine.

Get a taste of Montreal's Jewish heritage on this guided, 3.5-hour, small-group, culinary walking tour. Montreal is the birthplace of many Jewish foods and is known around the world for its unique take on Jewish cuisine. Explore the city's Mile End and Plateau neighborhoods and taste a wide range of exclusive local foods, including smoked meat and bagels, at popular food spots old and new. Along the way, learn more about Montreal's Jewish community and discover the backyards and alleyways of the city's hidden Jewish food history.

Get taste for the incredible culinary scene of Old Montreal during this 2.5 hour walking tour, including stops at five locations. Sample a delicious array of snacks as you eat your way through a sampling of classic French bakeries and cheese stores, enjoying macaroons, coffee, smoked meats and more as you go. This Montreal food tour is the perfect gateway into the city's rich French-inspired cuisine and eating culture.