What a fantastic trip! Enjoyed Bobby and all he offered! The stories of his family, growing up in…read morethe area, the places he lived, the schools he attended, the detent...I'll let you listen to him on that one! Food was great, recommendations were wonderful. Eat the cannoli!

Bobby is an excellent tour guide who is clearly very passionate about his neighborhood. I have…read morelived in Boston for 15 years and it was very refreshing to try places I had never been to before. Everything we tried was incredible and we learned a lot about the history of the North End. Definitely wear a comfy pair of shoes and bring your appetite.

tthe tour itself and guide were great. Lots of history, good food, easy walk…read more Only concern was that communication prior was a little lax. We were wondering if we were scammed when we didn't hear from guide until 2 hrs before meeting time and didn't have a meet up spot. But she made up for it! would highly recommend

If you're ever in Boston and want to experience the North End (aka Little Italy) through the…read moreperfect blend of history and cuisine--do yourself a favor and book this food tour! Paula is an incredible guide--an enthusiastic historian with a deep love for the North End, its rich stories, and its vibrant food scene. She brought the neighborhood to life with fascinating facts, local lore, and unforgettable bites from hidden gems we would've never found on our own. We were so lucky to be the only two people who kept our reservation despite the rain, and honestly? It made the experience even more magical. Paula customized the tour to our pace and preferences, and it felt like we were exploring with a friend who knows everything about the area. One unforgettable stop was Ristorante Saraceno, where we met Franco--the owner--who is an absolute joy to interact with. His warm hospitality, legendary food, and impeccable service made us feel right at home. Buon appetito, indeed! I've done food tours in several cities, but this was hands down the best one yet. From the cozy mom-and-pop spots to the authentic flavors and stories, it was a feast for all the senses. You can genuinely feel Paula's passion for this historic neighborhood and its people. Don't miss it!

Audrey is a treasure among tour guides: knowledgeable, passionate, patient and funny!…read moreWe had a great time and would recommend this tour!!!

This was my second time doing a tour with Audrey! Look no further and book this tour!!! First time…read morewas for a girls trip and this time was with my husband. She is truly the BEST of the BEST. Each tour she has been absolutely incredible and every time I go to Boston I feel like I need a Boston Foodie Tour with Audrey! She takes you to the best spots and you learn so much about the North End that you would never know if you were exploring the area on your own! Another thing I love about her tour company is that it is not jam packed with so many people. You can truly have a good experience not being overcrowded. Thank you so much Audrey!! We love you and hope to visit again soon!!

I have a bone to pick with Politically Incorrect North End Food Tour.... It was so so good that it…read morehas ruined every other food tour for me.... Anthony has set the bar way too high. Now this tour may not be for everyone, as the title of the tour alludes to.. but if you don't mind the random swear word and aren't easily offended, you'll be like me... cracking up for 3 hours straight. And there was one thing I noticed about Anthony that he doesn't advertise, and may try to track me down for saying on here.... But beneath the gruff exterior was the sweetest guy that seemed genuinely interested in sharing his culture, stories, and amazing food with everyone! We started off at a pizza joint where we got a slice of pizza and an arancini ball. I expected the pizza to be good... and it was fantastic. But I am not a huge fan of arancini and this one had peas in it... also something I am not a huge fan.... But hey, I was on a food tour so I was going to try everything! Thank goodness I did, because this arancini was the stuff of dreams. How in the world could something be THAT much better than what high end Italian restaurants advertise? The last time I had an arancini ball was at a restaurant in Hawaii that won "best Italian food in Hawaii".... And it was only so-so. This arancini ball would make me fly 5,000 just to eat it again! Next up was a deli sub, a coffee shop, ravioli, a pastry shop and lastly an affogato (or gelato if you didn't want coffee that late in the day). Based on the food I received, before factoring in all the stories that Anthony shared, I feel the tour was really underpriced. I wish I hadn't done this the tour on my last day, I would have gone back for another round of everything we tried, as well as everything that was recommended. Heck I may have signed up for the tour again just to experience it all over again!

We went on the "Politically Incorrect North End Food Tour" in Boston today. We are veteran…read moretravelers and this was the best city tour we've ever been on! The tour guide, Anthony, is a living embodiment of the spirit of the North End. He knows and loves the streets, the people and the food there. And he is passionate about sharing that knowledge. His stories about the neighborhood and its history are entertaining, educational, and funny. Warning: they are colored occasionally by some spicy language! If you are easily offended by that, this may not be the best tour for you. If not, it all seems perfectly appropriate and is meant in good fun. This is one of the very few tours that we would take again. Can't wait to get back to Boston! Highly recommended!

I don't think I have ever experienced a tour quite like this. The main focus of the tour is on…read morecocktails and cannolis, self explanatory. But it also dives into a very intimate history review of Boston's North End. This area of Boston is "everything italian". Through this tour you will experience Italian sweets as well as taste some delicious cocktails that are special to the North End. Patrick is an excellent tour guide. He is very familiar with the area. In addition, you can see the passion that he has for the North End. At the end of the tour he gives excellent recommendations for savory dinner spots. best pizza in town, and can basically answer all things Boston. He also offers private tours. He can accommodate for any dietary restriction. My husband is vegetarian and does not eat eggs, and Patrick was able to find some amazing Italian sweets for him. It is about a 2 hour walking toward. You get all your steps in so you won't feel guilty about the delicious things that you eat. It is an easy walk, so don't let the duration scare you off. I 1000% recommend this tour. Book directly through his website. He's quick to respond if you have any questions. Enjoy!

We had the best time with Pat! An amazing value - the cost was more than worth the drinks and food…read morewe got to have. Not to mention Pat's knowledge of the North End, the cute places we got to experience, and his stories along the way. If you want to try the best cannoli in town skip the lines and let Pat be your guide - no waiting involved! Cannot say enough good things. Cin-cin!

Sarah was our guide on the North Boston Italian bites tour. She is a star. Knows her history and…read moreso loves this part of Boston. The food is delicious and she clearly knows everyone!!! It was a great experience. Don't hesitate. This is a fun one.

We booked the Classic Food Tour with Bites of Boston and had a good experience overall. We tried…read morebaked beans with brown bread, chowder, a cold lobster roll and Boston cream pie. The tour was informative and enjoyable, although I wish we had chosen a different tour since we had already tried a few of these Boston classics. Overall, I liked the company and would recommend them.

Despite the name, we actually did their seafood tour, and it was fantastic. Dan, our guide, was…read moreamazing and shared some great history of Boston's North End along the way. What I really liked was that he took us to places that were a little more off the beaten path, rather than the typical tourist spots you'd expect on a tour. It honestly felt more like walking around the city with someone who really knows Boston than being on a formal tour. Dan also keeps the groups on the smaller side, which makes the whole experience much more personal. Highly recommend!

Big Al was the most amazing tour guide, ever. Rich history, great humor, easy to understand and…read moreeasy to hear his big voice. I'd take another tour with him any day.

We had a fantastic time with Elizabeth as our tour guide. There were 10 of us and the group in our…read moreWe enjoyed every stop we made starting with the Union Oyster House where we can clam chowder and their corn bread. We added some oysters to our order. Then on to Boston Public Market for lobster roll and a the secret food item. Continued with pizza for Regina Pizzeria. Finished the tour at Caffe Vittoria for their delicious tiramisu. We added additional drinks. I found the tour to be well organized and not rushed. Elizabeth was friendly, informative and entertaining. A total fun time and worth the price for us.

Was scrolling through Yelp and it suggested I review and IDK how I didnt review the nigh of our…read moretour?! Im so sorry... Our guide (& had I did it that night I prob would have remembered her name) was quite literally the best tour guide I have ever had, at EVERYTHING... I mean just all the tours in life... Im from here - I THOUGHT I knew all the things, and this was a work event and the team is all from here, but we thought it was more a "Food (which it was) Tour" but this gal knew HISTORY - Stuff I didnt even know! But not that she just knew, she had SO MUCH personality, I would literally pay again just to hang with her for the night! With the exception of Dino's I had been to all these places in the past but it was just cool to do it in a different manor. The Food places were fun, the history was great, She was welcoming, knowledgeable and just all around a great person for this job! When in town this is a tour you need (And comfy shoes!)

My team did a private version of the Harvard Square French Fry tour. There were three stops, with…read morean option to stay longer and order more food at the final stop. There was plenty of food and so much variety of fries! Our guide, Aviva, did a great job balancing engaging the group with french fry history (who knew there was so much!) and Harvard Square info, with letting the group's conversation evolve naturally. Definitely recommend and will be looking for more tours to recommend to visitors or for potential future team outings as well.

We did the donut food tour in Cambridge…read more Our tour guide was a student and very nice, a bit quiet but she shared a good amount of interesting donut history. We lucked out with a very amicable group. We went to 4 different spots. They made a point (a few times) to highlight local businesses which was great. The tour was designed around going from the earliest history of donuts to the future of donuts, plus a side bar on churros. The tour was very short and the only feedback I would give for improvement would be to include a bit more walking between stops, although I get that the shops are all very close together, it would have been good to have a bit of time to digest. And I would recommend bringing water/a drink to wash down all the donuts. The cost was about $48 after fees and we got a good amount of donuts samples plus a Greek coffee. A couple of the businesses also brought some nice treats for the people on our tours whose birthday it was which made it extra special. This was a really nice way to explore some local businesses, eat really delicious donuts, and learn a bit about the history of the donut. Overall I would recommend.

We went on a North end food tour, which cost $57/person. We had an an awesome guide - you could…read moretell the restaurants she took us to were places she truly recommended and visited frequently. She was also more than willing to provide suggestions on where to go for the rest of our stay in Boston. The tour had 6 food stops: - Salumeria Italiana - grocery store where we sampled a little bit of olive oil, cheese, balsamic vinegar, etc. - Artu to taste 3 different types of pasta, family style - Regina's for a slice of pizza - Polcari for Italian ice - Captain Jackson Chocolate shop - sampled a tiny cup of chocolate (probably my least favorite part of the tour) - Maria's for cannolis With the exception of 1 pasta at Artu and some sample meats at Salumeria Italiana, the tour was vegeterian friendly. We had a few 'history' only stops on the tour, such as Old North Church.The nice part is that it covered most of the North end stops on the Freedom trail, in case you also planned on doing that.

Last summer we thoroughly enjoyed our North End Yummy walk with Ingrid. She was a wealth of…read moreknowledge and the food on the tour was outstanding. The walk was easy and although we walked a few miles in the July sun the restaurant stops and other tour stops were spread out perfectly giving us a break when we needed it. Because we so enjoyed the tour we booked the seafood walk when we visited this summer. Robin was a fantastic tour guide. We learned a great deal and thoroughly enjoyed her. The food on this tour was excellent and there was a LOT of it. Last summer I remember feeling satisfied. This summer I was full. We have already made plans to do the Colonial food tour next summer.