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Route: Maple syrups, butter, sugar loaf, jelly and pastries, plus tire sur la neige, in the kitchen of the Domaine des 15 lots shop
Tip: This session is in French; for the English one, book the 1 pm slot.
More food tours in Montreal
Montreal Private Food Tour: Taste 7 Dishes in Trendy Mile End
A private food tour of Mile End with wood-fired Montreal bagels and cream cheese, a Montreal smoked meat sandwich, poutine and street gnocchi in tomato sauce.
TipAs a private tour it works around you: start times are flexible and dates can open up.
Montréal: Mile End Foodie Tour with Tasting
A guided walking tour of Mile End tasting local poutine and hand-rolled bagels, with street art and charming architecture, in a small group of up to 10 people.
TipThe tastings include hand-rolled bagels, poutine, smoked meats and delicate pastries, and you meet fellow travellers along the way.
Old Montreal Guided Food Tour with 6+ Local Delicacies Tastings
A guided walk through Old Montreal with a smoked salmon bagel, Quebec cheese and charcuterie, a secret Greek taverna stop, poutine, and maple syrup with ice cream.
TipOn select days the cheese and charcuterie stop is swapped for something sweet instead.
Montreal Old Port: Craft Brewery and Beer Tasting Tour
A guided three-hour walk through the Old Port stopping at three craft breweries for nine beer samplers and three local snacks, with the story of Montreal's beer history.
TipBring an ID card (a copy is accepted); the tour runs rain or shine for a group of up to 16 people.
Jean Talon Market & Little Italy Food Tour with 8 Local Tastings
A food tour through Jean-Talon Market and Little Italy with 8 local tastings, from toasty breads, hand-carved meats and creamy cheeses to ripe local produce.
TipThe tastings include fresh cannoli with an Italian beverage, pizza al taglio, maple syrup ice cream, crispy golden arancini and a focaccia sandwich.
Jewish Neighborhood Food Tour
A 4 hour food tour of Montreal's historic Jewish neighborhoods that begins at a smoked meat deli, with a rival smoked meat location, two rival bagel shops, a bakery and a falafel stop.
TipThe tour includes five to seven food tastings and is full of history of the Jewish community and the significant landmarks along the way.