Walk Eat Nashville: Downtown is a food tour in Downtown, Nashville.
Editorially verified May 18, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Route: Downtown Nashville: five stops over three hours, covering biscuits, Goo Goos and historic dining rooms.
Tip: Sunday and Monday brunch versions run a slightly different stop list; arrive 10 minutes early at the meeting point.
Guided tour · 4 hours
Get a taste of the best of Southern BBQ on this Music City Tour! Tour a distillery, taste craft beer at a local brewery, and stop at a Nashville smokehouse for lunch.
Guided tour · 3 hours
Experience East Nashville through 5 tastings and stories of resilience, creativity, and community on a guided walking food tour.
Guided tour · 3 hours
From Honky Tonks to hidden gems, you will get to experience a 2-3 hour guided walking food tour with 4-6 stops and an alcoholic beverage included!
A Little Local Flavor's founder-led Downtown Nashville Food Tour walks six locally owned scratch kitchens in three hours, capped at 14 guests and closing with live music at a honky tonk.
TipPublic tours cap at 14 guests and most weekends sell out two to three weeks ahead, so book early.
Sidewalk Food Tours runs two Nashville routes in either downtown or East Nashville, with authentic Tennessee cuisine and history stops. National operator.
TipTours run rain or shine. The downtown route is the better first-time-visitor option; East Nashville suits return visitors.
Walk Eat Nashville's East Nashville Forks and Phoenixes tour runs Fridays and Saturdays in Nashville, covering five stops in three hours across creative.
TipSkip Friday lunch if hot weather is in the forecast; the tour walks 1.6 miles over three hours.
A Little Local Flavor's founder-led Downtown Nashville Food Tour walks six locally owned scratch kitchens in three hours, capped at 14 guests and closing with live music at a honky tonk.
TipPublic tours cap at 14 guests and most weekends sell out two to three weeks ahead, so book early.
Sidewalk Food Tours runs two Nashville routes in either downtown or East Nashville, with authentic Tennessee cuisine and history stops. National operator.
TipTours run rain or shine. The downtown route is the better first-time-visitor option; East Nashville suits return visitors.