EAT Saint Louis walks The Hill on Fridays and Saturdays, three hours and under two miles through six Italian purveyors, from handmade ravioli and a salumeria to thin-crust pizza and a gelateria.
Guided food tours in St. Louis worth your time and money: operators we would actually book.
Recommended food tours
EAT Saint Louis's Soulard tour walks the historic French-colonial neighbourhood around the 1779 farmers market, stopping at bars and kitchens for food.
Run by the family behind The Royale, Savor Saint Louis leads private group food tours of the Delmar Loop, tasting across several of the strip's restaurants.
Savor Saint Louis's Central West End tour walks the neighbourhood's historic streets, tasting across its restaurant-rich blocks on a personalised private.
Savor Saint Louis builds private tours for groups of 12 or more, working Downtown alongside the Delmar Loop and Central West End, on foot or by bus depending on what the group wants.
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TableJourney covers 5 editor-picked food tours in St. Louis, with what each shows you and how much to budget.