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    4.9 (369 reviews)
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    Stephanie J.

    A food tour is a must when visiting a new city so we went with Austin Eats Food Tour. I liked the tour and our guide but did not like the lack of walking and cuisine options. In their defense, the heat does play a factor but it was cooler during our visit plus we had three of the same cuisine types in a row during our tour so I was not a fan of that. In the end, I do recommend this company.

    Mel E.

    Yes! Yes! Yes! Excellent tour! No need for sneakers because there's a coach bus filled with goodies that take you from place to place. It's amazing! Joe was in training and did an excellent job. Keith was a pro and it was clear that he's passionate about Austin! I couldn't stop raving about this experience when it came to an end.

    1st stop-Kerlaches
    Cindy D.

    I was looking for something fun to do this weekend while visiting my son who lives in Austin, TX, and came upon the AUSTIN EATS FOOD TRUCK TOUR. That sounded like something really fun to do, so I signed up. Our tour guide was super friendly and kept the atmosphere fun. He made sure that everyone was comfortable and engaged throughout the tour. In fact, by the end of the tour, we had all made some new friends. In my opinion, our guide was a five-star host who went above and beyond to make sure we had a great time. The tour started on time. The van was comfortable and always prompt to take us to the next place. Our guide provided provided us a variety of beverages throughout the day which kept us well-quenched. In fact, I had to make a pit stop at La Barbecue, where I was delighted to find a super cool bathroom, with blinking lights and disco music! It was truly a unique experience. As for the food, the tour did not disappoint. We were given a variety of food from breakfast to dessert, including a brisket and cheese kolache from Kerlaches, sliced brisket and pulled pork from La Barbecue, and a fried chicken sandwich with curry from Spicy Boys. We also tried Industry's breakfast taco with salsa and a variety of brews from Zilkers. Finally, for dessert, I chose the salty caramel gelato from Dolce Neve Gelato. Although I didn't have enough experience at these restaurants to write a full review, my brief visit and taste test was 95% positive. Most of the food was absolutely delicious, and I had a great time trying new things. There was definitely more food than I could eat; in fact, I had to leave some. The tour guide did offer "doggie" bags to those who wanted them. There were long lines in front of several of the places, indicating how popular these places were. The plus for us being a tour is that we got to skip the lines. That was a bit hit! The only negative aspect of the tour was the initial confusion caused by an incorrect time in the confirmation email, but it was a minor issue that didn't affect our overall experience. I would highly recommend AUSTIN EATS FOOD TRUCK TOUR to anyone looking for a fun and delicious way to explore Austin's food scene. The tour changes its route on a regular basis, so I would definitely go back for another round. Overall, it was a great day filled with great food and lots of fun.

    Sourdough French toast at Easy Tiger
    Chelsea D.

    This review will not do justice to how incredible an experience we had with Austin Eats Food Tours! But I'll do my best. Myself and 3 friends did this tour on a hot and sunny Saturday afternoon as part of a bachelorette weekend. All together, the tour was about 12 people, so fairly small and intimate group. Overall I'd give our experience a 9/10 and here's why: Food: 8/10 - You'll indulge in some of the best food Austin has to offer in a short amount of time, so definitely come hungry. We had La Barbecue (all of our faves) and Spicy Bird at our first stop @ Zilker Brewery, Lazarus Brewery, Granny's Tacos and Easy Tiger. Most of us were full by the 2nd or 3rd food item, so you'll definitely be stuffed by the end. Service: 10/10 - Our tour guide was Joe and he couldn't have been nicer! He was also so knowledgeable. Made us all feel welcome from the very start. You can tell he loves doing this, and he's great at it! Dietary accommodations: I'm gluten free and someone else in the group was dairy free. I went into this tour thinking it would be impossible to eat everything, but Joe made sure I was able to find a substitution at each stop when necessary. I was able to fully indulge in the BBQ, had a substitution of papaya salad and tater tots at Spicy Bird, had the breakfast taco and mole taco on corn at Lazarus and Granny's respectively, and instead of having the French toast at Easy Tiger, I got a gift card for a gelato place down the street instead. Such a nice gesture! Value: 9/10 - All things considered, for the amount of food and alcohol (there were NA options avail at the each stop in case you don't partake) we had, I'd say it was worth the $99 pp. Probably saved about $20-30 or so between those and tips.

    Burger was amazing !
    Jessica A.

    I have done a food tour one other time in Miami and had a great time . So I was very excited to do another one on my trip to Austin. I was with my best friend and her Aunt (who lives in Austin) and we had the best time ! Our tour guide was fun and very accommodating ! My friends aunt is gluten free and he made sure to tell her at each stop that it was okay for her to eat. I do not like carbonation in any of my drinks, and at each place he made sure he accommodate me, which I was not expecting and I ended up having one of my favorite drinks I have ever had. All the food and drink spots we stopped at were fantastic; and even better , my friends Aunt hadn't even been to any one of the places so she found some new good spots to go to. Since I absolutely loved Austin, I will be coming back to visit and definitely be doing another food tour with Austin Eats ! Can't wait!

    Sweet ride for the BBQ Brunch & Brews tour
    Katie N.

    The overall experience was neat and also nice to have someone explain some Austin history, while not having to worry about driving yourself or standing in line. I did the BBQ Brunch and Brews tour which started at Lazarus Brewing. Phenomenal place which I could've stayed at all day. The beer was amazingly good (you got 2 small pours), and the chorizo breakfast taco was amazing! After that we did Kerlich BBQ, which I thought was alright (I'm not a BBQ fan) but the kolaches were to die for! We had a super fancy, very cold tour bus that we rode on that had some beer, cider, water and soda on. I wish there was more, as people seemed to be fighting for water and a group of frat boys drank most of the beer. We hit up Hightower, which honestly I didn't care for at all. I didn't think the chicken and waffles were any good (super salty and funky, maybe old tasting). When I asked what kind of beer they had the waitress just said "IPA, Hefen..." I kinda want to know what brands since there's some I don't like. We topped that off with legit gelato at Gemelli and finished with 2 small pours at Zilker Brewing (very good beer). I would definitely try one of these tours again as Sheena our tour guide was fantastic- very friendly, outgoing and knowledgeable. I wasn't a fan of the food in general (minus the gelato- yum), and there wasn't as much beer tasting as I expected/wanted. But I guess I'll have to try the happy hour one. Definitely worth a go to explore new places around aust

    Priyanka M.

    The tour was amazing. We had a great time sampling food from local restaurants and breweries. Great experience, would highly recommend it!

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    Phenomenal! Our host was so energetic and educational. Food was amazing, 10/10 recommend!!

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