AUSTIN
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The 10 most popular food tours & tastings in Austin. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Austin walking food tour with local guides, six tastings, brisket and breakfast tacos, sweets, and a surprise secret dish in 3 hours.
“Great tour with an awesome guide. Super friendly and very knowledgeable about Austin. Alexis’ choice of food stops was on point for the area.”
Private 3-hour downtown Austin food walk with brisket, breakfast tacos, cheesecake, and a secret dish plus landmark stories.
“We did the private tour option which was expensive, but we got to go at our own pace and have an experience with the tour guide. Austin has great food options and we really enjoyed Alexis' information about the local sites. Highly recommend. We have made of point of doing food or cocktail tours in…”
Austin Downtown Food Tour with 6+ tastings in 3 hours, from BBQ brisket and breakfast tacos to dessert and a Secret Dish.
A 3-hour Austin bike tour with helmet and classic pedal bikes, three drink rounds, and tacos at four stops—pints, smokey BBQ, and easy city riding.
“Wonderful way to spend a few hours touring the city and seeing spots we typically wouldn’t come across. Three brewery stops included to cool off and take a break, and it wasn’t too strenuous of a ride either, so good for most ages. Our tour guide, Jake, was phenomenal! Super chill and knowledgeable. Highly recommend!”
Walk Austin’s South Congress with 6 tastings in 3 hours: tacos, soda, diner comfort food, candy sweets, and SoCo shopping stops.
“Excellent food tour!!! Guide made sure dietary restrictions were accommodated, and he was friendly and informative. Even my 12 year old son thought he was very personable, and said he was the best guide we’ve ever had on a food tour. The food choices were yum, I would definitely recommend this tour.”
Austin downtown walking food tour with five local tastings, 3 hours on foot, and a guide who shares stories and great food stops.
“Tour person canceled at the time we were to meet. Not good. Several personnel at the Austin visitor center where he meets his groups, said he does this often. Cancels at the last minute and leaves the groups hanging. We were very disappointed. Would not recommend.”
2-hour Austin walking tour for $97: Texas BBQ, barbacoa tacos, and an organic smoothie, plus Congress Avenue, Capitol, and bats.
“Andee was an amazing guide! Made the whole tour so much more fun”
Small-group Austin taco walk with 3 tastings and dessert, plus sights like Congress Bridge bats, Central Library, Torchy’s, and Driskill.
“Plenty of great food. Our tour guide Mike gave a good review of Austin. Glad we booked this one. Highly recommend.”
Sip premium tea on a vintage double-decker through Austin’s top sights, with live guiding, gourmet treats, and great photo stops in 90 minutes.
“We arrived in Austin and when we looked further into the app I found that the event for the 13th was cancelled! I should have been notified via text, not buried down in an app!!!”
Taste Austin breakfast tacos at 3 spots in a comfy Sprinter van, with queso and snacks included. Fun guide, $75, about 2 hours.
“This was a great way to experience some of the different parts of Austin and to get a feel for the unique food culture of the city - and Holden was the perfect guide to lead the charge! We went to two mom-and-pop shops and then something a little more mainstream - tRead more”
