I had a wonderful time with Food Tours of America, Dallas! The food was diverse and delicious at…read moreevery stop. I enjoyed seeing a side of Dallas I had only seen by car, it opened my eyes to what the city has to offer in terms of history and livability. I fell in love with Uptown. The trolly experience was educational and fun! Would recommend!

Met our guide Veronica, at the first stop Baboush. There our guide told us how the tour would work…read moreand what we could expect. The tour involved some walking but we also got to use the trolley system and learn about the trolleys. We even got to stop by the trolley depot and meet the person in charge of the trolley system who also answered questions for us. I would recommend this food tour as we got to try three different places. Baboush, Ka Thai, and The Rustic. All were great! However, the restaurants can change from what our guide was telling us. We also got to stop by a local bakery and try their sweet bread. Next time we're in town we definitely want to try out another food tour with them.

A wonderful taste of McKinney history! I went with my three friends and we had a great time with…read moreTall Paul in downtown McKinney. All four of us have lived in McKinney for over 10 years, and even as long time residents of McKinney we learned so much about our wonderful city. I'll admit, even though we come to the square often, there were places I had never been to so it was great to try something new. We frequent Cadillac Pizza but had never tried their Goat and Fig pizza, and will definitely be ordering it again. I have to say my favorite stop on the tour was Butcher Board- another one we have often thought of trying, but have never stopped in before. The sandwich at Butcher Board was fantastic and I really enjoyed hearing all about the care and quality that goes into their food. Essentialz is a new addition to McKinney and funnily enough the owner used to teach Chemistry at our alma mater. The Pantry is a McKinney staple and I think it's great that this tour is able to incorporate both the new businesses and the long-standing businesses on the square. Paul put up with all my questions throughout the tour lol and was exceptionally informative. If you are a history buff, this tour is for you! You will hear all about the little quirks in McKinney's history (like why there is a law against bringing elephants to the square) and how the city came to be a bright spot for us in recent years. It was supposed to rain the day of our tour, so we did need to plan accordingly, and it ended up being quite hot/humid (welcome to Texas). There was water provided at each stop and plenty of time for restroom breaks as well. Thanks to Paul for a great Sunday tour for some McKinney residents!

How to describe Food Walks of Texas? Fun! I was skeptical at first but, given as a birthday gift, I…read morerolled with it. Three of us met Tall Paul, the owner and tour guide on the square in McKinney Texas. When thinking about starting the business,he and his wife attended a school in Chicago on the subject. Evidently, Chicago is known for food tours. Basically, over a 5 hour period(it was supposed to be 31/2) Paul walked us around old downtown McKinney enlightening us on the history of this lovely North Texas Town and stopping in for small bites and drinks. Our first stop at 11 am on Sunday was an Irish pub! I have to think back a long time to remember when I may have been drinking beer at 11 am on Sunday! I bet 100 years ago people of McKinney would have been up in arms over beer drinking any time on Sunday, especially before church! This is the type of thing that Food Walk and Paul made fun to think about. Our tour wrapped up at a great place with oysters and some lovely mixology drinks. I think if you are open-minded and can roll with it, this may be something different that would expand your horizons. I say, Go!!!

Must stop. Great tacos. It's off the beaten pass and you have to stop. Stop in and eat!!!read more

We did the "Wine Tasting, Bites, Dessert and Christmas Lights Tour." The tour began at a nice,…read morequality wine tasting room; however, our tour guide was unprepared and provided a self-serve charcuterie board without providing sufficient plates or utensils. From here, we boarded a bus to a singular dessert stop where we got one brownie each in spite of the tour description stating that we would visit "several dessert venues". Once dessert was over, we got back on the bus to see the nice Christmas lights in Highland park. While on the bus, we played some trivia for chocolate prizes (Hershey chocolate kisses) and drank wine provided by the tour (would've been nice if they didn't run out within half an hour). All in all, there is potential in this tour. However, the lack of multiple dessert stops, needing to self-serve the charcuterie, and lack of enough wine caused it to drastically underwhelm for the price point.

We took the Incloodie food tour starting out in little Mexico which is an older part of town…read more Driving up we were a bit skeptical but once started we had a fantastic time. Parker did an excellent job of giving us the history. We started out with a steak and baked potato that was very good and cooked just the way we ordered it (which far too often is not the case). Next to a Salvadoran restaurant for pupusa. Absolutely fantastic. Continuing on for street tacos and finally a mango ice cream with tajin and delicious sauce. Tour also included a trip to the arts district and a very interesting background on top ten records and Salina. Overall a fantastic experience! Pro tip - use app for parking so you can renew when it expires. Total cost less than $5!

Incoodie was a wonderful experience. Our guide was…read moreenthusiastic, professional, and clearly passionate about sharing the rich food culture offered by the boutique cafes in Bishop. Through this tour, I personally gained insights into the diversity of the local culture that I might not have encountered otherwise. If you're looking for a high-end dining experience, this may not be the tour for you. However, if you're seeking something unique, culturally enriching, and distinct from typical traveler experiences, this tour is a perfect fit. The food offerings are rooted in a rich domestic history, shaped by the families who have established their cafes in this vibrant district. And if you're not keen on walking long distances, you'll appreciate the relaxed pace of this tour.

Tricia was an amazing guide on this fun and informative tour of downtown McKinney! During our tour…read morewe visited several local restaurants where we tasted amazing cuisine, spoke with the head chef of Harvest (a farm to table restaurant), owners of Rye (an amazing small plate restaurant), tasted local wines, beer, coffee, desserts and more.... This tour walked us through key historical context of McKinney, it's buildings, etc. Along with current art and upscale local shops along the way. Don't miss this fun tour for an afternoon celebrating local history with your out of town guest, celebrating birthdays, anniversaries or just a fun work team outing!

Tricia did an AMAZING job today leading our tasting, drinking and shopping tour today! I invited…read more15 of my girlfriends to celebrate my birthday and Tricia made it super special! If you have a chance to take one of her tours DON'T pass it up - it is AMAZING from start to finish!

I had a blast! You have the option of an e-bike or an e-scooter. You toodle around town and the…read moreguide was really sweet. You have plenty of opportunities for photos and you get a bathroom break about an hour and a half in. Downside is you don't stop at the grassy knoll or the book depository. JD was a great guide, but I suggest going on the weekend. We had 10 people in our group, I was the slowest, and it's easy to get stopped alone at the intersections during the week. We went on a Friday. Weekends would have less traffic. I met some lovely people and I highly recommend.

What a BEAUTIFUL day. My husband and I booked their 4pm bike tour & our guide Faz really held it…read moredown. He was super informative about Dallas history, stopped at all the most picturesque places and knew just the right tunes to play. When I booked the tour I wasn't aware that the World Cup would be in Dallas, so we had to take detours around some places due to high traffic. However, it was really cool to see what looked like the entire country of Argentina hanging out at Klyde Warren Park. We got to hear their beautiful chant & even almost got to see Messi. If the daytime tour was this much fun I could only imagine what the vibe would be like at night. Whether you're local to Dallas or just stopping through I definitely think this is one activity you HAVE to do.