Guided food tours in Chicago worth your time, with operators we’d actually book.
Guided food tours in Chicago worth your time and money. operators we would actually book.
Route: Bucktown and Wicker Park walking food tour with stops across six neighborhood restaurants
Chicago Food Planet runs the Bucktown and Wicker Park food tour with six tastings across the neighborhood. The route covers a slice of Chicago-style pizza, a tapas plate, a deep-dish slice and a cocktail finish.
Route: Deep-dish, tavern-thin, stuffed sampler across four pizzerias
Walk Chicago Tours runs Pilsen's 18th Street as a private food walk led by chef Judith Dunbar Hines, two-to-three hours of Mexican counters and panaderias.
Route: River North 3-hour culinary walk meeting at Merchandise Mart with five tasting stops drawn from The Doughnut Vault, Lou Malnati's, Xoco, Club Lago, Portillo's, Al's Beef and Cafe Cremerie
Sidewalk Food Tours runs a 3-hour River North walk meeting at the Merchandise Mart. Five tasting stops drawn from a rotating list of Chicago classics.
Route: Wicker Park 3-hour culinary walk along Milwaukee Avenue, meeting at the Walgreens at 1601 N Milwaukee
Walk Chicago Tours runs Pilsen's 18th Street as a private food walk led by chef Judith Dunbar Hines, two-to-three hours of Mexican counters and panaderias.
Route: Pilsen 18th Street walking food tour with chef Judith Dunbar Hines
Walk Chicago Tours runs Pilsen's 18th Street as a private food walk led by chef Judith Dunbar Hines. Two-to-three hours of Mexican counters.
TableJourney covers 5 editor-picked food tours in Chicago, with what each shows you and how much to budget.