Guided food tours in Savannah worth your time, with operators we’d actually book.
Guided food tours in Savannah worth your time and money. operators we would actually book.
Route: First Squares Food Tour: walking tour of the original Oglethorpe squares, tastings at locally-owned restaurants and food shops
Savannah Taste Experience's flagship walking tour visits multiple tastings across the original Oglethorpe squares with a history guide. Daily, 14 guests max, 11:00 start.
Route: Famous and Secret East Side Food Tour: walking tour through East Side and Historic District, stops at Zunzi's, Sorry Charlie's, Quinn's and others
Savannah Taste Experience's East Side walking tour visits Zunzi's, Sorry Charlie's (and the tiki upstairs), Mint to Be Mojito and Leopold's. 14 max; cancel 24 hours ahead.
Route: Savannah Foody Tour: van-plus-walking tour of multiple Lowcountry restaurants with food history commentary
Savannah Foody Tour runs three named walking tours from a Visitor Information Center meeting point: Southern Traditions Dinner, True South Lunch, the 2-hour Stroll Y'all.
Route: Honey and mead tasting at the Broughton flagship store
Savannah Bee Company runs honey and mead tasting at the Broughton flagship store, guided counter-bar tastings of single-source and wildflower honeys; mead flight paid.
Route: Brewery tour: production-floor walk-through plus tasting flight
Service Brewing runs brewery tours of the Indian Street production warehouse with a tasting flight of the rotating lineup. Reservations required; call the taproom to book a slot ahead.
Route: Roastery tour and tasting at the Liberty Street roastery cafe
Savannah Coffee Roasters runs roastery walk-throughs at the Liberty Street cafe, with a cupping demo plus a flight of single-origin pours. Small-group, schedule online.
Route: First-Saturday public cupping at the East Broad roastery
PERC runs a free first-Saturday-of-the-month public cupping at the East Broad roastery, the team walking attendees through the evaluation process for current beans.
Route: Praline-making demo at the River Street window
Savannah's Candy Kitchen runs ongoing praline-pulling demos at the River Street front window. Cooks pull pralines in copper kettles throughout the day; no booking needed.
TableJourney covers 8 editor-picked food tours in Savannah, with what each shows you and how much to budget.