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Vancouver’s best days out.
The 15 most popular food & drink tours right now, with what each trip actually includes, who runs it and what it costs to book.
Gastown’s Steam Clock to Waffleland in 3 hours: six to seven tastings, beer and wine options, and a guide who ties food to local history.
Most Popular“Andrea was very informative and friendly. She made it feel as she was a friend showing us the area - and the food choices were great! The rain did not slow us down in the least from enjoining the afternoon.”
Small-group walking tour of Granville Island with 20+ tastings, 10+ stops, and local insider tips on food culture.
“Good tour, good food. Our guide Maggie is awesome. She’s very nice, Professional, REAL and very knowledgeable.. I really enjoyed the food tour but loved hearing all the History of the Island and vendors.”
Vancouver Gastown food tour with sushi, chocolate, scotch eggs and more, plus Steam Clock and Lookout stops. Small group, 3.5 hours.
“Ilya was great!!! We were given a great tour of the city as well as fine food or all different varieties!!”
Gastown food tour with a progressive meal, 3 drink pairings, and local stories around the Steam Clock and Blood Alley.
“This is an amazing tour to get a wonderful taste of Gastown. Our guide Conor was extremely knowledgeable and a wonderful guide! We highly recommend this experience!!”
Chef-guided tastings at Granville Island Public Market. Small group, lots of bites, and helpful direction for your next Vancouver food stops.
“Loved having Michael, a knowledgeable local, retired chef as our guide. We tried items from 10 different vendors & covered quite a bit of ground around the public market. This tour takes the overwhelm out of visiting a market of this size. Everything about booking guided tours through Viator has been top notch - on…”
A small-group walking food tour through Gastown and downtown Vancouver, with 5 tasty stops, stories, and a cocktail for 19+.
“Got to learn a little about the history of Vancouver and the surrounding areas, all while eating some delicious food.”
A 3-hour Vancouver walk pairing street art from the Vancouver Mural Festival with craft beer stops at local breweries and studios for a fun afternoon.
“Great event. Explanation of the street art was so interesting. Erica our tour guide was great, adding a 3rd dimension to all of the art! Really enjoyed the neighborhood and the local brew pubs were great!”
A 3-hour downtown Vancouver food and city-history walk with porchetta, poutine, sushi, butter tart, and Gastown sights.
Downtown Vancouver Asian Food Tour with Konbiniya, Kirin dim sum, MUJI robot coffee, Robson Public Market, and Korean BBQ. 3 hours.
“A lovely morning/afternoon exploring some of Vancouver’s yummiest Asian cuisine and history. Connor was an amazing guide, with so much knowledge to share.”
Private 3.5-hour Gastown food tour with 6+ local tastings, fresh sushi, and classic sights like the Steam Clock and Lookout.
“Unfortunately, this food tour didn’t live up to expectations. While the concept sounded great—exploring Vancouver’s food scene with local insights—the execution fell short.”
A small-group walking food tour of Granville Island with five curated tastings, one drink, and skyline views in about 2.5–3 hours.
“The guide was fabulous and everywhere we went they made sure about food allergies. Karen was a great hostess and very knowledgeable.”
3-hour Gastown walking food tour with sushi, porchetta, donuts, poutine and tacos plus a cocktail and guided history, $97.
A 3-hour Vancouver walk through Mount Pleasant street art and craft beer tastings, including exclusive time at Beaumont Studios.
3-hour Brewery Creek crawl with VIP tasting rooms, behind-the-scenes brewery access, and up to 12 seasonal beers from three stops.
Vancouver’s Mount Pleasant murals and craft coffee: The Beaumont Studios, roaster tastings, and cupping. Small group, 3 hours, $71.
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