The Wheeling Food Tour llc won't disappoint. The owner has arranged a selection of walking tours…read moreto local restaurants with delicious samplings from each. Don't let the term 'sampling' fool you - we visited 6 establishments and had to ask for doggie bags from the last two. While walking the owner shared several historical facts about Wheeling. We enjoyed the food as well as the conversation and we're looking forward to returning for more of the tours in the future.

From the owner: We have partnered with Wheeling restaurants so that on the tour you sample what they want you to…read moretaste and then we move on. You get to try 6 spots in one meal!

We went on the Harmony tour. It was fantastic! Sylvia was very knowledgeable as were many of the…read morebusiness owners we encountered. For walked and ate for two hours. Highly recommend!!

Delicious and informative 2 hour walking food tour exceeded my expectations. Richard was our…read morehistorical expert and guide... He gave us a informative and interesting tour that was the perfect balance of facts, food and walking. We had cinnamon bread from Mancini's, pepperoni roll at Jimmy & Nino Sunseri's, hummus at Labad's , chips and salsa, , meat samples at Parma Sausage, a macaron at My Sweet Lilly's, cheese samples at Stamooli 's and several other tasty treats. Our son and daughter in law had dinner a good your with this company previously, and they preferred this one! I'd do it again !!

We did the Strip District Food Tour with Burgh Bits & Bites today…read more ... and I'm already looking forward to signing up for their Lawrenceville tour. The original food tour company in Pittsburgh - they take you on tours with local experts and great connections to the city culture. We were blessed with our tour guide, Karen - who was a culinary instructor and an architecture buff - so our tour of the Strip District was loaded with quips and tips. Rather than just trying the food on a new era self guided tour, you are given the history of the century old establishments, the clever stories that made them what they are, and a personal interaction curated with the owners at a dedicated time. We visited 11 places and ate at 8. Karen said that she'd consider it a win if we ended on time and we ended full. The tour took exactly two hours as advertised and we didn't even need dinner later that night! I grew up in Pittsburgh but I will now cherish so much more of the Strip District - this tour opened my eyes to what so many more places have to offer! Oh....and you get swag!!! Tote bags to carry your goodies!!

The tour in Lawrenceville was awesome, Sylvia was great guide. Really appreciated the great food…read moreand the little bits of history about Lawrenceville made for a very memorable afternoon...would highly recommend for anyone looking for something to do to witness Pittsburgh in a new light

This is my 2nd time taking advantage of this event and it was as delightful the second time as it…read morewas the first. First of all, it's free. I believe they announced there were 53 sites handing out cookies. We didn't make it to nearly half of the venues but it did allow us a visit to Lawrenceville for shopping nonetheless, cookies or not, so fulfilled the intention of the event and we left some money in the town shopping for furniture, shoes, chocolate, pastry, signed book, artwork, earrings, at the very least and having both breakfast and lunch. Oh, and the cookies provided came with the corresponding recipe. Not too shabby, I'd say!

Love getting to do this tour every year. Living in Bloomfield makes it so convenient to enjoy…read moreeverything that is Butler Street all year round. This however is so much fun and really brings the holiday spirit!

Chris is awesome! He's friendly and very knowledgeable about beer and beer culture. He picked us up…read morefrom our office for a team building event. Lindsay was very easy to work with and responsive even when booking the tour last minute. Our group had a great time! Would recommend!

Our Pittsburgh City Brew Tour was a very enjoyable experience. We were extremely impressed with our…read moretour guide, Kevin, as he shared so much insight to the beer making process, the business side of the industry and the distinctive characteristics of beer styles, tastes and features. His passion about the breweries and Pittsburgh was evident and contagious. We loved it and highly recommend Kevin as your tour guide in Pittsburgh!

Gorgeous grounds, gardens, and river views. Magical and inspiring. one of the best kept secrets in…read morePIttsburgh!

What a spectacular venue located along the Allegheny River!…read moreIt's a lush oasis within the city. Ponds, swimming pool in a greenhouse, trails, koi, chickens laying fresh eggs and so much more. A true experience.

The Frick is a local treasure. They have a nice permanent collection and always have great rotating…read moreexhibits. For that reason, we decided to become members. I also found out that they also have great regular programs and special events too. Members receive a discount, which is great. The topics sound really interesting. I'm looking forward to attending one. We have seen so many great rotating exhibits over the years. I really love it when they have excellent art exhibits. The Vermeer exhibit a year or so ago was great. I read up about it before going and found out what a genius he really was with light. The latest exhibit French Moderns was a really good. I loved seeing all the classic artists you would expect in an exhibit like that. However, I found some other artists I had never heard of and was happy to learn about them. They were absolutely excellent. I also loved the Lewis Hine photography exhibit too. He did such a wonderful job capturing the real lives of immigrants and other hard working people from the last century. This perspective is desperately needed right now, as immigrants are often not painted in a positive light. This exhibit shone a light on how they really are and how hard they worked then and continue to work now. The 400 years of William Shakespeare exhibit was wonderful. It was so cool to see the original scripts. So interesting and different than other exhibits they have had! Another exhibit that was one of the best we have seen was the Katherine Hepburn exhibit. I loved learning all about her life, her loves, and all the fabulous clothes she wore throughout her amazing life. The car and carriage museum is also a real find. It is so great to see the evolution of vehicles from the carriage to the car. It is so cool to see all different types of vehicles created over time especially those from the local area. There was also a cool hood ornament exhibit a few years ago that was really cool especially since cars don't have them anymore. The greenhouse is always neat to see too. They have beautiful plants in and outside the greenhouse. I love seeing them grow and evolve over time. Then you go see the Clayton which is also a unique local gem. It's especially interesting to see this knowing how important the Fricks were to the local area professionally and personally. It's really great to see decorated at Christmas. It's a must visit when you come to Pittsburgh. They also offer reciprocity to other great museums all over the country.

Liked the increased onsite parking. The exhibit was housed in the museum but check in was at the…read moregift shop. The French Moderns exhibit was well attended.

Canton food tours are the best! My husband and I have gone on many of them and every single time is…read morea great experience! Definitely a fun night with friends or family. Amazing food and always a great tour guide! Thank you so much for a wonderful time

I went on another Canton Food Tour last week, this time a walking tour. It was great fun and very…read moreinformative again. This time the amount of food we got was more reasonable (still plenty to replace a meal and no one left hungry, but not the outrageous portions from last time). We visited Bender's Tavern, Journey art gallery, Deli Ohio, and Basil Asian Bistro, as well as a few other informative/historical stops along the way. You should definitely check out these tours! They also offer tours in Wooster, which I'd like to try next time.

What might've been a once in a lifetime beautiful travel experience was fundamentally miserable…read morebecause of the the type of people this tour group attracts. Self-entitled cliques with excluding mean spirited behavior that is totally condoned by tour manager because they're "frequently flyers" cash cows. The disingenuousness was reprehensible! Totally greed driven with no care for the quality of my experience. Thank God I had the inner strength to rise above all the despicable behavior, including being physically attacked, and still get some enjoyment out of it. Comparing notes with others I know for a fact that I'm not only one who was bullied & mistreated. Too bad I found out after my trip. When I look at my pics it feels very bittersweet.

Spectacular, marvelous, wonderful, enlightening -- I need more adjectives beyond "amazing" as my…read moretrip to The Balkans was a fabulous tight-knit group of friendly/kind travelers who really looked out for each other! Thank you Stacey for leading us with grace and wide smile! Marsha Peltz Sterling, VA

Gervasi Vineyard is such a beautiful getaway! From the moment you arrive, the property feels…read morepeaceful, luxurious and incredibly well cared for. The grounds are gorgeous and there are so many beautiful details throughout the property that make it feel like a true escape. A special shoutout to Amanda at Pizzaz. She was fun, energetic and incredibly attentive, and made our experience so much more enjoyable. The spa staff were also incredible and made the experience feel so welcoming and relaxing. Everyone was encouraging and genuinely seemed to care about creating a great experience. If you're looking for a beautiful stay with luxury accommodations, great dining, a wonderful spa and gorgeous grounds, I would absolutely recommend experiencing Gervasi for yourself. It's one of those places that feels like a getaway without having to go too far.

Absolutely beautiful…read more We love coming here and sitting in the Adirondack chairs, overlooking the water with the willow trees. The live music is an added touch. You can order food and drinks to enjoy. There is bocce and lots of people watching There is also other restaurants on the property. Their pizzas are fabulous.