Dolores Park Tours and Tickets

Explore the Mission District and its desserts on a food walking tour and go in search of the best sweets this San Francisco neighborhood has to offer. You're treated to five tastings that may include such delectables as artisanal chocolates, hand-crafted ice cream and European drinking chocolate. Savor a new twist on traditional donuts, pies and cupcakes, and learn some culinary history along the way from your food-loving local guide. The 2.5-hour tour covers approx. 1 mile (1.6 km) at a relaxed pace.

If you asked 10 San Francisco locals about what to do in the Mission District, you would get 10 different responses. Art, food, diversity, beautiful Victorians, gentrification, open space, night-life... the ingredients that make up the face of the Mission are constantly evolving, and it's a view that is best explored on foot. On this tour, you get the scoop from a local guide on the best lunch, the historic byways, urban renewal and more.

Taste an array of culinary offerings in San Francisco's Mission district during this 4-course progressive dining experience. Follow a foodie guide through the historically Latino neighborhood packed with bars and restaurants. Stop at four different restaurants for a prix-fixe menu starting with 2 appetizer stops followed by an entree and concluding with dessert. Along the way you'll hear the stories of restaurant owners and chefs, who will give a behind-the-scenes perspective of the area, while enjoying food tastings. The mission is to help guests experience the world differently through storytelling and food, so you might try a unique dish or experience an old favorite in a new way. So bring a sense of adventure during this fascinating insider tour that's rated five stars on Yelp.

Wander through the heart of San Francisco on this 3 hour walking tour of the Castro and Mission neighborhoods. Starting in the Castro, a local guide will lead you through such historic places as Harvey Milk Plaza and the nation's first LGBT museum. After stopping for lunch you'll continue on to ever-popular Dolores Park, 18th Street's food corridor and the Mission's famous street art. Throughout the tour you'll see the underground and counter-cultural forces that have shaped San Francisco's history and continue to impact it today. What better way to get to know the city than by walking through it, all with the help of a local, informative guide?