Top Baltimore Food Tours

Baltimore's Fell's Point neighborhood is filled with great places to eat. But, if you are new in town, it can be difficult to find the best spots. This tour guides you through the historic district, visiting family-run restaurants along the way to sample specially made dishes including Polish, Baltimore-style pit beef, and Spanish tapas.

Satisfy your taste buds on a walking tour of two neighborhoods popular among foodies—Little Italy and Jonestown. In addition to navigating for you, your guide brings you to a variety of historic establishments and hidden gems often missed by visitors. With skip–the–line access to stops on the itinerary, guests sample the specialties of early 19th–century Jewish and Italian immigrants, from fresh knishes to homemade meatballs.

In addition to its wealth of Civil War–era history, Frederick is also a destination for its wineries, breweries, and distilleries. On this half-day, small-group tour, visit three different producers and enjoy samples of some of the region’s best wines, beers, and spirits. Round-trip transportation from a centrally located meeting point lets you sip without worry, and cheese and charcuterie plates are also available as an added upgrade.

With your favorite bottle of wine in hand, step aboard a sailboat for a cruise from Baltimore's Inner Harbor Marina. Listen to live commentary as you nibble provided cheese and crackers and the crew helps uncork your wine. Learn about the harbor and the Chesapeake Bay's history while taking in views from the boat's deck.

The historic Baltimore neighborhood of Federal Hill is filled with great eateries but, for visitors, it can be tricky to pick a place. This guided tour takes you through the area and into some of the best spots so that you can fully appreciate the heritage, history, and food scene. Includes tastings at each location.

Explore the wineries and cider mills located just minutes from downtown Baltimore in Maryland’s Baltimore and Harford counties on this guided, 5-hour, small-group tour. Visit a Maryland vineyard in the Patapsco Valley region and enjoy Maryland wine paired with a handmade assortment of gourmet truffles and chocolate barks. Learn how to best pair wine with chocolate and sample the optional cheese or charcuterie plate. Transportation and tasting fees, plus a collectible wine glass and tote bag are included.

Combine a comprehensive historical tour of Baltimore with food and drink tastings. Your guide is an expert on both the history and culinary culture of the city, and you'll listen to in-depth commentary on both aspects of Maryland. After checking most of the Baltimore landmarks off your list, end up the full day's tour in a local saloon with beer and food tastings.

Experience Baltimore’s food culture on a guided tasting tour. Check out Broadway Square in the waterfront neighborhood of Fells Point and learn about the city’s Eastern European heritage and culinary delights. Head to Broadway Market and sample a pierogi, grab some sweets at a nearby cafe, and sip a cold one at the spot where Edgar Allan Poe had his final drink on this fun food-centric excursion.

Cast off in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor on this 3-hour luxury dinner cruise. Pass popular attractions including the Maryland Science Center, Pride Mast Memorial and the Francis Scott Key Bridge, while you dine on a gourmet buffet prepared with seasonal offerings. Admire Baltimore’s illuminated skyline as you are entertained by the ship's crew and a DJ spinning top hits. This dinner cruise makes an excellent prelude to a night on the town.

Explore Baltimore's Inner Harbor on this half-day guided tour. With a guide navigating and providing insightful commentary, you'll learn about the history and culture of Baltimore's Inner Harbor. Hop a ferry to one of the city's favorite local neighborhood to celebrate happy hour and taste some local snacks and drinks; your guide will teach your group about Maryland's culinary culture as you enjoy yourself.