Top Food Tours in San Francisco

 If you love a good culinary tour — San Francisco is your spot. Finding the yummiest food as an outsider (or even as a local) can be hard with so many options. Not to worry, we have curated a list of the top foodie tours in San Francisco that you won’t want to miss.

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A man walks through the streets of Chinatown next to a dragon.
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Little Italy and North Beach Walking Tour in San Francisco

480 Columbus Ave, San Francisco
Enjoy treats along this culinary tour such as coffee, teas, Italian sodas and more. Your guide will include stops such as the Beat Generation hangouts, cafes and bakeries and see landmarks like Saints Peter and Paul Church.
A group of six people, including four men and two women, gather outside on a balcony with a cityscape in the background. Smiling and casually dressed in vibrant springtime attire, they seem ready to explore the Top Food Tours in San Francisco. One woman in the group is seated at the front.
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Chinatown Culinary Walking Tour

400 Grant Ave, San Francisco - 650 Jackson St, 650 Jackson St, San Francisco
In a small group, stroll through the history of Chinatown with a guide ready to answer any questions. Discover authentic crafts and pottery as well as rare herbs and produce. Sample traditional Chinese cuisine including tea, Dim Sum, fortune cookies and more, ensuing a unique lunch opportunity.
A person wearing a dark jacket with a yellow zipper is holding out a small white bowl of ice cream topped with nuts, reminiscent of treats you might find on one of the Top Food Tours in San Francisco. The focus is on the ice cream, with the background slightly blurred.
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Secret Food Tour - Mission

Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts, 2868 Mission St, San Francisco - 3900 20th St, San Francisco
In a small group or privately, learn and experience the best food the Mission District has to offer like Mission style burritos, bakery style cookies, San Francisco clam chowder, and other various tastings, including California wine!
A group of people is gathered at an outdoor market on a sunny day, with a tall clock tower and modern city buildings in the background. Several individuals are holding food items, some from the Top Food Tours in San Francisco, while others interact with a man carrying a tray. Booths and tents surround them.
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Ferry Building Food Tour and Alcatraz

Ferry Building, San Francisco
Start your day in the Ferry Building Marketplace for a guided tour with treats from popular local purveyors like handmade chocolates and macarons. Once you’ve filled up, venture off to Alcatraz for the afternoon and explore at your own pace while learning about the historic maximum security prison from the award winning ‘Cellhouse Audio Tour’.
A group of people in formal attire sit around a restaurant table, enjoying a meal together. One person in a suit holds a plate of food while another person in a red dress serves salad. They are smiling and engaged in conversation, like they just finished one of the Top Food Tours in San Francisco, surrounded by food and drinks.
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SF Dinner Dance Cruise

City Cruises San Francisco, Pier 3, Hornblower Landing, San Francisco
Don’t miss out on this golden opportunity to see the best views in San Francisco’s straight from the bay itself on this dine and dance cruise. Indulge in a gourmet 3-course dinner while gazing at the breathtaking night views of the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz, and the city skyline, then dance the night away to a variety of music played by a live DJ.
A bustling street market with colorful banners and tents lining the way is one of the best things to do in San Francisco this September. Crowds of people, some wearing masks and hats, walk through the market. Vibrant signage in both English and Chinese adorns the storefronts, creating a lively, multicultural atmosphere.
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Chinatown Food Tour

East West Bank

A popular cultural hub, San Francisco’s Chinatown is full of traditional restaurants and delicious spots to eat. On this tour, you’ll get eat at some of these spots while also getting to know the area itself as the tour guide shares fun facts and historical tidbits along the way.

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