The Little Italy (North End) Tour was the best food tour I've experienced. Audrey was a dream, and…read moreit was delightful to see how integrated she is to the neighborhood and how much they love her! The pace was great for my mobility issues and each stop was fun and tasty! My husband and I had such a great time - the highlight of our trip to Boston! If you have time, be sure to take this tour with Boston Foodie Tours!

We had wonderful experience with Audrey on our Boston Foodie tour. She was engaging, informative,…read moreand delightful. The food stops were amazingly delicious. The next day we went back and ate at two places from our tour. I also took home goodies from a shop we were introduced to on our tour. Overall an awesome experience.

We did this tour with a large group of ladies who were on a girls trip. We went back and forth…read morebetween this tour and another popular food tour and we are so glad we booked this one. Bobby is so knowledgeable about his neighborhood and he loves to share it with you. You can tell how proud he is of where he comes from and he genuinely wants to share it with you. We saw an elderly local cook book star, Marguerite getting out of her car. Bobby called to her and she waved. Everyone knows Bobby. The food was absolutely delicious and plentiful. You will not leave hungry. We had 2 vegetarians in our group and they were happy with most of the food. The only thing they didn't really get to eat was the arancini and Italian sandwich. I would happily do this tour again. I can't recommend it enough!

Loved this tour! Book with Bobby! You get to hear and see the local area from a longtime local…read more The food was amazing and he was a great guide. This Indiana family really enjoyed this experience!

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!

We spent our morning with Paula and had an amazing time. If you want to do a food tour, you SHOULD…read moreWANT to do a food tour, pick Paula's. She feeds you tons of good Italian food and desserts. She's a great historian and spent a good time just showing her love for the north end. We will definitely go with her again. She's amazing.

We schedule a food tour in every new city we experience to taste local flavors and learn the…read morehistory of that city. Bites of Boston delivered on both fronts. Katie was an excellent guide and provided visual aids (laminated maps of the city and more), great historical knowledge, and had a warm personality. She explained the history of the food we were having as well as other not-so-well-known-facts of Boston. We learned more from her in three hours than we did from another tour we took while visiting. Here is what we ate on our tour: Baked beans and brown bread, clam chowder, a lobster roll, and Boston cream pie. All of the places we experienced these foods had a unique history of their own. Our favorite was the clam chowder. The lobster roll was stuffed with lobster and came with fries. The beans were heavy on molasses, and the Boston cream pie was okay...not what we thought it was going to be. But it sure was pretty! We highly recommend this tour if you visit Boston. Ask for Katie as your guide!

Did the South End tour with my niece yesterday and we both loved it. Amazing food and a…read moreknowledgeable guide made for a lovely afternoon. We left full and delighted!

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!

Flash was as politically incorrect as i expected and wanted!!!…read more Amazing food, amazing stories, and he didn't lose a single guest!! I highly recommend this tour and would do it again in the future . Try to book directly with him. Viator takes a large cut https://bostonnorthendtours.com/

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!)

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!

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.

Had an amazing day with our tour guide Scotty Lombardo ! Pizza stops were amazing @ modern bakery…read moreunderground/ Umberto's and Ernesto's . Very knowledgeable about the fre

We scheduled a tour with Great Food Tours a month or so in advance, twice. Both tours were…read morecancelled on us by Great Food Tours by email within days of the scheduled tour due to low attendance. It turns out they don't run a tour unless there is at least 10 people signed on. I had to ask in order to find that out. They would have saved us all the annoyance of oft cancelled tours if only they'd upgrade their website to show the number of spots taken per available tour date and mentioned this little tidbit so that their customers could self-select to cluster themselves. Fortunately, we're locals. If we were planning a trip to Boston from out of state, this would have been a worse annoyance and inconvenience than it already was. PS - their phone number is a joke. We tried every option and everything pointed the caller back to their website and the online chat option. There's no way to get a human being.

Today was my second time doing tour. On the last tour with Jeff we had a small intimate group and…read moretoday we had a large group with Kelsey. Jeff was great and really engaging and despite the large size Kelsey managed to pull it off as well. She was really informative about, not only, the shops but the Back Bay area as well. I'm definitely considering doing another tour.

We had a great North End tour with David today. In spite of the rain throughout the tour David kept…read moreus entertained along with providing great and interesting detail throughout the tour. David's appreciation for food made the tour that much better. We were definitely ready to eat some great North end food by the end of the tour. Along with David's entertaining stories he also shared a very moving story when telling us about the beautifully designed Holocaust memorial. Free Tours and David are highly recommended.

4.5 stars. We…read morejoined the Free tours by foot in NOLA/ Garden District back in Feb, had a great experience and was glad to find out there is one in Boston as well. Signing up for the tour was easy enough though I don't really like the idea of paying the (optional) fee via PayPal. For some reason when I did that in New Orleans, it automatically created a new PayPal account for me, based on the email address I used. (Even though it says you don't need a PayPal account...) But this time when I attempted to use the same email to pay, it just wouldn't go through despite resetting the password and what not. Ended up asking hubby to pay with his PayPal. Quite a hassle. Other than that, our guide, Brian, was hilarious and passionate about educating us and I had a great time. We took the tour on Mother's Day and half of the 25 or so customers were from Europe. I think maybe there is a little language barrier as not everyone laughed at Brian's jokes. Plus it was a super windy and cold day and some just wanna go back to bed I guess. The tour was about 1 hour 45 mins. It really didn't walk far, maybe 1-1.5 miles. But I truly enjoyed the story telling. Highly recommend.