Cincinnati Food Tour: Streetcar, Bites & Hidden Gems
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Overview
Cincinnati Private Walking Food Tour With Secret Food Tours takes guests on a flavorful journey through three of Cincinnati's most vibrant neighborhoods. Riding the modern electric streetcar like a local, the tour explores the historic Findlay Market, trendy Over-The-Rhine, and the lively Banks waterfront.
The tour is a private experience, which provides a more personal and flexible tour. This food adventure includes sampling handmade specialties at family-owned businesses in Findlay Market, trying celebrity favorites in Over-The-Rhine, and discovering the charm of The Banks. Expect to see iconic landmarks such as Findlay Market, Washington Park, and the Great American Ball Park.
This experience includes food tastings such as The Taconey, Handmade Cake Truffle, Graeter's Ice Cream, Liège Waffle, Goetta, Egg, and Cheese, and a delicious secret dish. The tour does not include pick-up and drop-off services or gratuity.




Highlights
Explore 3 Unique Neighborhoods: Discover the flavors and sights of Findlay Market, Over-The-Rhine, and The Banks.
Ride the Streetcar Like a Local: Experience Cincinnati's modern electric streetcar system.
Taste Local Specialties: Enjoy a variety of food tastings, including Graeter's Ice Cream and Goetta.
Private Tour Experience: Enjoy a more personal and flexible experience with a smaller group.
Sentiment Analysis
Customers rave about the delicious food, knowledgeable guides, and unique exploration of Cincinnati's neighborhoods, although some find the walking tiring.

Customers loved the variety of foods and the chance to try local specialties.
Many appreciated the guide's knowledge and passion for Cincinnati's food scene.
The streetcar ride between neighborhoods was a fun and convenient way to see the city.
The small group size allowed for a more personalized and intimate experience.
Some reviewers felt that the amount of walking was tiring.
A few customers wished for more seating options at some of the tasting locations.
The Journey
Findlay Market
Step into Findlay Market, Ohio's oldest continuously operated public market, a true Cincinnati institution. Since 1852, this vibrant hub has been a feast for the senses, offering a diverse array of fresh produce, meats, cheeses, and international delicacies from over 50 merchants. Immerse yourself in the bustling atmosphere, sample local flavors, and experience the heart of Cincinnati's culinary heritage. Open year-round, it's a must-visit for food lovers and culture enthusiasts alike.
Washington Park
Experience the revitalized Washington Park, a 6-acre oasis in the heart of Over-the-Rhine. Once the site of historic cemeteries, this urban green space now pulses with life, hosting over 300 events annually. Enjoy live music, browse public markets, participate in fitness classes, or simply relax by the fountains. With its vibrant atmosphere and diverse programming, Washington Park offers something for everyone, making it a beloved gathering place for locals and visitors alike.
Cincinnati Music Hall
Be captivated by the grandeur of Cincinnati Music Hall, a magnificent Victorian-era performance venue completed in 1878. Home to the Cincinnati Ballet, Symphony Orchestra, Opera, May Festival Chorus, and Pops Orchestra, this architectural masterpiece hosts world-class performances throughout the year. Immerse yourself in the rich acoustics and opulent surroundings of this iconic landmark, a testament to Cincinnati's vibrant arts scene.
Over-the-Rhine
Wander through the historic streets of Over-the-Rhine (OTR), Cincinnati's vibrant German cultural district. Admire the well-preserved 19th-century architecture that earned OTR its designation as one of the largest, most intact urban historic districts in the U.S. Explore craft breweries, trendy gastropubs, and unique shops that now call this once-working-class neighborhood home. Experience the unique blend of history and modernity that defines this revitalized urban gem, known as "Cincinnati's Rhineland."
Central Parkway
Stroll along Central Parkway, a key element of Cincinnati's visionary 1907 park plan. This scenic thoroughfare follows the route of the old Miami & Erie Canal, offering a glimpse into the city's transportation history. While the planned rapid transit subway beneath remains unfinished, Central Parkway provides a green corridor through the city, linking parks and neighborhoods, and offering a unique perspective on Cincinnati's urban landscape.
The Banks
Experience the energy of The Banks, a dynamic mixed-use development along Cincinnati's revitalized riverfront. Situated between Paycor Stadium and Great American Ball Park, this vibrant district offers a mix of restaurants, bars, residential spaces, and public plazas. Enjoy stunning views of the Ohio River, catch a game, or simply soak in the lively atmosphere of this transformative project, a testament to Cincinnati's commitment to its waterfront.
Great American Ball Park
Cheer on the Cincinnati Reds at Great American Ball Park, a state-of-the-art baseball stadium on the Ohio River. Opened in 2003, this modern ballpark offers stunning views of the city skyline and the iconic Roebling Suspension Bridge. Experience the thrill of Major League Baseball in a family-friendly atmosphere, complete with classic ballpark fare and passionate fans. A visit to Great American Ball Park is a home run for any sports enthusiast.
National Underground Railroad Freedom Center
Reflect on the enduring struggle for freedom at the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center. This powerful museum in downtown Cincinnati explores the history of the Underground Railroad and its relevance to contemporary issues of human rights. Through interactive exhibits and compelling stories, the center honors those who fought against slavery and inspires visitors to work towards a more just and equitable world. A moving and educational experience for all.
John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge
Marvel at the elegance of the John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge, an iconic landmark connecting Cincinnati, Ohio, and Covington, Kentucky. When it opened in 1866, it was the longest suspension bridge in the world, a testament to Roebling's engineering genius. Admire the bridge's graceful span and intricate details, and learn about its historical significance as a precursor to the Brooklyn Bridge. A must-see for architecture enthusiasts and history buffs alike.
Know Before You Go
This food tour includes a variety of food tastings at different locations. This includes The Taconey, Handmade Cake Truffle, Graeter's Ice Cream, Liège Waffle, Goetta, Egg, and Cheese, and a delicious secret dish. Please note that pick-up and drop-off services are not included, and gratuity is not included. The meeting point details will be provided after booking.
Hot Tip
Wear comfortable shoes because you'll be doing a lot of walking between food stops. Also, come hungry so you can enjoy all the delicious food!