Canada · FOOD & BREWERY TOURS IN VANCOUVER
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 8 food & brewery tours in Vancouver worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Walk five to eight easy city blocks through Gastown with guides such as Sean, Rachel, Andrea, or Connor. Expect Japanese karaage, tortellini, poutine, waffles, wine, beer, and lively stories about Vancouver’s early days. The tour runs rain or shine and suits adults who arrive hungry.
“Our family has an amazing time on the tour! Dan was a great guide and fun to be with, highly recommend!”
Walk Granville Island Public Market with a small group of up to 12, tasting meats, cheese, tea, Thai food, pickles, coffee, doughnuts, and more. Guides such as Maggie, Lydia, Michael, Nolan, and Sandra add market stories and local tips. Vegetarian and pescatarian options are available with advance notice.
“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.”
Meet inside Waterfront Station for a three-hour English walking tour led by guides such as Sean, Kate, Rachel, and Andrea. You’ll visit Gastown landmarks and eight eateries, sampling six foods, two desserts, and four alcoholic or non-alcoholic drinks.
“Liked the tour guide giving us the history of Gastown while going to different restaurants. Most restaurants, we got to sit down inside, bathrooms available. Stops were a little too short. Connor was a great guide”
Spend about three and a half hours walking through Gastown and downtown Vancouver while sampling six foods, including sushi, a pork sandwich, Scotch eggs, tacos, chocolate, and a secret dish. Guides such as Landon, Ilya, Amir, and Arsham add local history and restaurant tips.
“Arsham was great, lifelong resident and supporter of Vancouver. The food spots were terrific and there was no bad choice at all. A great 3 hours spent on a variety of awesome foods.”
Meet at the Gassy Jack Statue at 3 p.m. for a three-hour Gastown food walk with guides such as Bronson, Conor, Tracy, and Vicki. Expect a progressive meal, craft beer, wine, cocktails, an interactive mixology stop, historic lanes, and dessert. Vegetarian and pescatarian choices require advance notice.
“We had a great time. The tour was interesting and informative The food and drink were great Our guide, Tracey was awesome.”
Meet your English-speaking guide at Waterfront Station for a three-hour Gastown food walk. Expect sushi, a porchetta sandwich, doughnuts, vegan poutine, tacos, a cocktail, and stories about Vancouver’s past. Guides include Landon, Nicole, Ali, Arsham, and others.
“Landon was a very good guide! The food tasted great and we had an interesting experience! Would highly recommend this!”
Spend three hours, or possibly longer, tasting Asian dishes, drinks, and dim sum while exploring Richmond with an English-speaking guide. You will ride the train from Vancouver, visit markets, learn dining etiquette, and receive a Richmond food guide booklet. Groups are limited to 12.
“Our Guide Bronson ist Top!!! We had a very nice time with him.”
Walk Gastown’s cobblestone streets with an English-speaking guide, hear stories of Vancouver’s oldest neighborhood, and enjoy three courses at three notable restaurants with wine, beer, and a make-your-own cocktail. Guides have included Pretty and Dina.
“Well executed and informative, great selection of food and drinks.”
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