We took a large group with multiple dietary restrictions (Celiac, vegetarian, etc) and they were…read moreamazing at balancing all our needs. Kaitlin was a phenomenal guide: engaging, vivacious, funny, and so knowledgeable! Highly recommended.

Great time! Lots of bites and knowledge. Great way to learn about Lawrence Market! First timer in…read moreToronto and this set the perfect tone for a great weekend!

Jessica did such an amazing job with our group of 6. We had a group of 4 including our 2-year old…read moreson as well as the two locals we were visiting. Our tour ended up just being our own group and felt like we were on a private experience which elevated the whole affair. Even though we did have two locals with us, they had not visited any of the sites that we went to so it was a new and wonderful experience for all. The restaurants we visited were excellent with plenty of seating and no waits. The tour felt like it was a well-oiled production and Jessica seemed to be familiar with the staff at each location. Another bonus was that she set the pacing exactly to our needs when accounting for the inclusion of a 2-year old. This was an awesome way to learn about the culinary scene and its integration with the history of Toronto, which also made the tour more interesting and educational. We had not known that Toronto was such an eclectic food scene, but after the tour could definitely see why it is such a competitive place to open a restaurant. Jessica was an awesome guide and a generally fun person to hang out with. We bonded over our love not only of food but of travel and swapped stories about various places we had been. Interestingly, she was able to make a recommendation for an upcoming trip that we were taking to Austin, Texas about another (unrelated) food tour which we actually did end up booking and was also awesome. She also provided some additional recommendations for more places in Toronto for our group to visit during the trip which was very appreciated! Overall, I would highly recommend this food tour and specifically our guide Jessica to anyone looking to explore the Toronto food scene in more depth and detail!

Amazing tour with an amazing guide! He knows a great deal about the area and gave us a lot of food…read morewith great options. When I return to Toronto, I will visit Kensington again!

If you're going to see Graffiti Alley, take the tour. I enjoy photographing street art. I learned a…read morelot about the history, styles, and etiquette (yes, there's 'rules') of graffiti. Jennifer was a great guide.

Had a great tour with Jennifer covering the downtown business district. She was thoroughly…read moreknowledgeable, professional, and engaging. We were sorry the tour had to end!

The bf and I booked the Chinatown tour and we are so glad we did! We had so much amazing food and…read morelearned a lot about Toronto and the neighborhood. Our tour guide (we forgot her name but she's an art history student at UT!) was great, very personable and helpful! You get so much food, we were quite full and had leftovers for later! Highly recommend this tour in particular because I would've never gone into all of the places we went to had it not been for this tour. Plus it wasn't overly crowded at each spot which we liked. We wandered over to Kensington market after which was crazy busy so we're glad we did Chinatown instead. Definitely worth it!

Food stalls visited:…read more Everyday Gourmet- coffee & tea Stonemill Bakehouse- pastries/bread (def one of my fave stops besides the bacon sandwich) Churrasco of St. Lawrence- Rissois (bread crumb fried Portuguese type of empanada) & a tart Paddington's Pump- Pea Meal bacon sandwich 1 other place for a tart 1 place to taste mustards St. Urbain Bagel- bagel w/ cream cheese Future Bakery- 1 tart Caviar Direct- salmon candy European Delight- perogies Walking history tour of city begins after stop 3, you'll visit St. Charles's cathedral and hear plenty of history. Our guide was great, he obviously knew his history and I loved the random facts about the city. He was even patient w/ a woman who was from Toronto and acted like she was the leader. She was super annoying, but he remained polite. The food was amazing, I only didn't like the one Portuguese tart. I was stuffed by the end of the tour. It lasted about 4 hours and was well worth the money. This was my 2nd Food Tour and I truly see myself doing one every time I travel.

a Graffiti tour downtown? heck yeah I'm in! got to take a 2…read morehour Graffiti tour on the queen west neighborhood, and it was outstanding. our guide went through the different portions of the neighborhood and even had us walk through a good section of the famous graffiti alley. the guide also spoke with great passion about the history of graffiti throughout the last couple of decades, what to look out for, and also showed us a really cool hidden wall where the bricks are deteriorating due to all of the graffiti removal over the decades, the brick is physically missing due to this. really a top notch tour. be sure if you go on one of this tours to give the guide a donation at the end, as this not expected, but it is the right thing to do. a great way to kill a couple of hours downtown! would do it again!

The tour was really interesting, with a lot of great history of Toronto. There were only 4 of us in…read morethe group, maybe because it was a Friday at 10 am in July. It was great to get to know everyone, including Sam! She was laid back but professional the whole time. We got Chinese bakery goods, coffee drinks and more pastries as part of the tour! We also got to take a break at the coffee shop, which was really nice and a good way to cool down and reapply sunscreen. I also appreciated the chance to grab a few souvenirs at the market and get photos taken by Sam. This was a really good value and the best deal I found for a Toronto food tour. I would definitely do an urban tour again!

I recently did a saturday food tour w/ my gf. Our friendly tour guide Yulia was fantastic. She was…read morereally knowledgeable about not only the history behind Old Toronto's landmarks but also the background of the food we sampled. There is some light walking to get between spots. It was super chilly (and snowing outside) on this particular day haha. We got to sample multiple spots. My gf and I particularly enjoyed the peameal bacon sandwich with homemade marmalade at Paddinton's Pump. Our group had 6 ppl including us. It was cool meeting folks from Texas and Ireland. The tour lasted around 3 hours (starting at 11 am and ending off a lil past 2 pm). In the future, I'd totally do this again in another part of Toronto or another international city altogether!

We took a 3 hour walking food tour from Toronto's St. Lawrence Market and ending in the Distillery…read moreDistrict. Yulia was our tour guide and was absolutely awesome!!! She was so informative, attentive, friendly and helpful. The best way to learn the people and and local culture is through food - and I feel pretty close to the Toronto people after this tour.

We had the BEST time on our food tour through Kensington Market and Chinatown. Our tour guide Mike…read morecould not have been better. He was so fun, and EXTREMELY knowledgable of the food and the area. There was no question he could not answer. The food at each stop was great and very diverse. Plenty of food along the way and a LOT to see. Also, Mike gave great recommendations for the rest of our stay in Toronto. I would recommend, and would say it would be ideal to do at the beginning of your trip so you have more knowledge of the area.

Great walking food tour of Kensington Market & Chinatown neighborhoods. The walk included stops and…read moresamples at seven independent restaraunts, delis, bakeries and snack shops. The group consisted of around 12 people. Along the walk, historical features and local art were shared with the group. Highly recommend this tour as the tour guide was knowledgeable and the food samples were delicious.

Excellent quality worth the price you pay. The chocolates are velvet smooth with rich and distinct…read moreflavours. I can see why chocolatiers, chefs, and regular chocoholics like me are big fans.

Laderach has got high quality chocolate bark, and the best part is, you don't need to fly all the…read moreway to Switzerland to try some! Located conveniently on the second floor of Eaton Centre. It is on the pricier end but it is a tasty treat and the presentation looks classy. It makes a great gift. I would highly recommend trying it out!