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The 15 most popular food 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“Such great restaurant choices, fantastic variety and TWO dessert options. Loved that they include beverages (both alcoholic and non alcoholic options)”
Small-group walking tour of Granville Island with 20+ tastings, 10+ stops, and local insider tips on food culture.
“Sampling foods from inside the market was perfect for a cool or a wet day. The quality of the chosen foods was excellent, and our guide was friendly and knowledgeable”
Vancouver Gastown food tour with sushi, chocolate, scotch eggs and more, plus Steam Clock and Lookout stops. Small group, 3.5 hours.
“Enjoyed Mathieu! He was patience, kind, and informative! The food was great! I loved the scotch egg and taco!”
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.
“We walked throughout the Market and had a lovely selection of both savory and sweet bites. There was plenty of food to qualify as a meal. Our tour leader Michael guided us through local points of interest, as well as his experience growing up in Canada and traveling the world as a chef.”
A small-group walking food tour through Gastown and downtown Vancouver, with 5 tasty stops, stories, and a cocktail for 19+.
“Our guide, Arsham, was very friendly and knowledgeable. All of the food was good, but the sushi was amazing!”
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.
“If you’re considering a food tour, look no further. Angela was the highlight of our trip. She was so enthusiastic about showing us some of the great food places in Vancouver. The food was delicious. The pace was perfect. Come hungry because there is a lot of food. I highly recommend this tour.”
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.
“Our group of five joined the Granville Island Food Tour and had such a wonderful experience. Granville Island itself is a vibrant, eclectic spot full of character, and the tour really brought it to life. We started by learning about the island’s history at the iconic Concrete Towers, then wandered through the bustling market, sampling…”
3-hour Gastown walking food tour with sushi, porchetta, donuts, poutine and tacos plus a cocktail and guided history, $97.
VIP Gastown walking food tour with 3-course tastings, wine and beer pairings, and a make-your-own cocktail in Vancouver.
Taste six Mount Pleasant classics in Vancouver, plus beer, murals, and award-winning street food on a 3-hour guided walk.
“Fun. Not all the foods were good, but definitely 2 of them. The burger and the pizza. Tomer was knowledgeable of this neighborhood, Mt Pleasant. I also like the murals.”
Vancouver Granville Island small-group food walk with ferry ride, Ron Basford Park views, croissant, soup, flatbread, and a donut finish.
Walk through Richmond’s Asian food spots from downtown Vancouver with train return, market time, dim sum, and dining etiquette tips.
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