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Tip: Alcohol samples are not part of the tour and must be purchased separately at each location.
More food tours in Nashville
Nashville: The Gulch Walking & Tasting Food Tour
A walking tour of The Gulch with tastings at 4 to 5 restaurants, which depending on the day can include barbecue, Nashville hot chicken and desserts, with stories on Nashville's food and history.
TipIt meets in the lobby of The W Nashville Hotel and covers about 1.5 miles with frequent stops; toilets are available at most stops.
Nashville's Big Machine Distillery Guided Tour with Tastings
A 45-minute guided tour of The Big Machine Brewery & Distillery in downtown Nashville, with a flight of Big Machine spirits such as Platinum Filtered Vodka, Clayton James Tennessee Whiskey and Abernathy Gin.
TipThe ticket includes access to the Tasting Room to enjoy cocktails and live music.
Nashville's Speakeasy Secrets: Murder True Crime Cocktail Crawl
An evening behind unmarked doors in three of Nashville's speakeasies and underground bars, with signature cocktails and the true crime stories of the city's Prohibition past.
TipAlcohol is not included, a government ID showing you are over 21 is required, and men need collared shirts and closed toe shoes.
Nashville: Whiskey or Wine and Chocolate Pairing Experience
A guided tasting at Nashville Barrel Co that pairs chocolates with Bourbon, Rye and Agave or four wines, two reds and two whites, in approximately 45 minutes.
TipIt is a casual tasting where you can ask about the pairing and how the drinks are produced.
A Little Local Flavor ★ 4.4
A Little Local Flavor's founder-led Downtown Nashville Food Tour visits six locally-owned, scratch-kitchen restaurants in 3 hours, with a max of 14 guests and live music at a downtown honky tonk.
TipMost weekends sell out 2 to 3 weeks ahead, so book early, and choose a tasting package with no alcohol or a drinking package.
Nashville's Sweetest Food Tour: Taste Nashville's Best Donuts
This walking tour starts at Parlor Doughnuts in SoBro, talks about the Broadway entertainment district on the way, visits two donut shops in the Arts District and finishes at Donut Distillery in Assembly Food Hall.
TipPlanning a bachelor or bachelorette party? Let the operator know, as it has special packages available.