Private Food Tasting Walking Tour in Saint Louis Downtown
Satisfy your culinary curiosity with a private tour that takes you on a flavorful journey through some of the city's most beloved dining spots.
CuisineMarket
Price$
Neighborhoodtower-grove
HoursSat 08:00-12:30 (Apr-Nov), Tue 16:00-19:00 (May-Sep)
Phone+1-314-772-3899
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Tip: Come early Saturday and bring a bag; the prepared-food stalls make it a breakfast spot. A Tuesday evening edition runs in summer.
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Tip: Shop the stalls, then settle into the Schlafly beer garden for music. Bring cash for the smaller vendors.
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Tip: It is smaller and shortlisted; come for high-quality produce and artisan bakers. Parking is in the Straub's lot.
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Tip: Produce is picked within 24 hours of market day, so go early for the freshest pick and the breakfast stalls.
Global Foods Market ★ 4.3
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Tip: It is a grocery rather than a stall market, but unmatched for global ingredients. Allow time to wander the aisles.
DiGregorio's Italian Market ★ 4.2
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