Boston Food Tour: Eat Like a Local in Little Italy
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Overview
Boston Small-Group Walking Food Tour With Tastings takes you on a delicious journey through Boston's historic North End, also known as Little Italy. This walking tour lets you taste the city's best dishes and Italian flavors while learning about Boston's rich history, one tasty bite at a time.
Get ready to enjoy some of Boston's most famous food. The tour starts with a classic lobster roll and then continues to a small, old-fashioned shop for roasted nuts. Next, enjoy a special sandwich made from a recipe created long ago in America's oldest public square. The tour also visits a hidden pizzeria where you can eat a slice while looking at the church that warned colonists about the British during the Battle of Lexington. The experience finishes at a local public market to try sausages and a craft beer that most Bostonians don't even know about.
During the tour, you'll taste fresh pasta, brick oven pizza, lobster roll, a secret snack, honey, an Italian sandwich, and a classic Sicilian cannoli. Please note that hotel pickup and drop-off are not included. This small-group tour ensures a personalized experience, with a maximum of 12 participants.




Highlights
Taste Boston's Best Food: Sample famous clam chowder, lobster rolls, and Italian treats in the North End.
Explore Little Italy: Discover the history and culture of Boston's vibrant Italian neighborhood.
Small Group Experience: Enjoy a personalized tour with a small group for a more intimate experience.
Try a Secret Dish: Be surprised by a special, delicious dish that's a secret!
Sentiment Analysis
Customers generally love the tour because of the food and guides. Some wish for more food or a longer tour.

Customers really enjoy the variety of foods they get to try.
Many people say the tour guides are friendly and know a lot about the food and area.
Some visitors were happy about the amount of food they received.
Visitors like that they learned new things about Boston and its history.
Some people felt they didn't get enough food.
A few visitors wished the tour was longer.
The Journey
North End (Little Italy)
The starting point of the tour, this historical area is known for its vibrant culinary scene and Italian heritage, offering a taste of authentic Italian flavors and Boston's favorite dishes.
Traditional Nut Shop
A quaint shop where you'll sample roasted nuts, offering a delightful snack as part of the culinary exploration.
America's Oldest Public Square
Here, you'll savor an original sandwich with a recipe created by the shop's founder, adding a historical touch to the food tour experience.
Hidden Pizzeria
A tucked-away pizzeria where you can enjoy a slice of pizza while taking in the view of the church used to warn colonists of the British arrival during the Battle of Lexington.
Neighborhood Public Market
Visit this local market to taste sausages and a local craft beer, a hidden gem even to most Bostonians, offering a taste of the city's culinary secrets.
Know Before You Go
This food tour includes tasty treats like a lobster roll, tiramisu, mini cannoli, a secret dish, clam chowder, and Italian brick oven pizza. Hotel pickup and drop-off are not included, and tips for your guide are not included. The tour meets at a designated spot in Boston's North End. Be sure to arrive on time to fully enjoy all the food and fun!
Hot Tip
Some customers have suggested pacing yourself with the food, as there are many stops and you'll want to save room for everything! Also, wearing comfortable shoes is a great idea since you'll be doing a lot of walking.