Nice Food Tour, A Full Meal on French Riviera by Do Eat Better is a food tour in Nice.
Editorially verified October 17, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Viator · 4 h
On this gourmet, half-day food crawl through Nice, you’ll enjoy a full dinner on the go as you travel between over nine different tasting stops. Soak up the sights and...
Viator · 3 h
Nice, eat like a local as your expert guide leads you through bustling morning markets, historic old streets and local bars and restaurants as you sample sun soaked pr...
Musement · 2h 30m
Enjoy the only food tour in Nice, led by a seasoned Licensed Guide Conférencier with two decades of expertise.The experience combines an in-depth historical journey wi...
Tip: At least one alcoholic drink is included, for guests over 18, and the stops add up to the equivalent of a full meal.
A 3-hour guided culinary tour through Nice Old Town with at least 5 tasting stops of authentic Niçois dishes and local wines, led by an English-speaking guide.
TipThe stops are small, family-run businesses and artisanal producers, beyond the tourist spots.
Nice Creative Tours leads a walking tour of Nice Old Town tasting olive oils, regional wines, cheeses, bread, dry meat cold cuts, candied fruits and pastries over a picnic in Castle Hill Park.
TipSkip breakfast or have a light one, so you can fully enjoy the different tastings.
Original Food Tours takes up to 10 guests through Nice Old Town, tasting socca, salade niçoise and pissaladière with regional wines, cheeses and pastries.
TipThis is a walking tour, so wear comfortable footwear and bring your own bottle for water.
An expert guide leads you through Nice morning markets, historic old streets and local bars and restaurants, with tastings such as socca, pan bagna and Niçoise daube beef stew.
TipDishes such as the Niçoise daube beef stew with Swiss chard gnocchi are served upon availability.
A walking food tour of Vieux Nice with up to 20 samples, including pissaladière onion tart, socca and petits farcis stuffed vegetables, and wine from the nearby Provence hills.
TipThe small group is limited to just fifteen people, so you get personalized attention from your guide.
A 1995 Land Rover Defender ride from the port of Nice to Chateau de Crémat, with a tasting of six wines (red, white and rosé) with a professional sommelier.
TipYou can add a charcuterie board or a cheese platter to complete your wine tasting.