• Beantown Pub - Situated in the heart of downtown, Beantown Pub combines a relaxed atmosphere with the quintessential Boston spirit, offering a historical view worth toasting. A favorite among both locals and tourists, Beantown Pub is the only place in the city where you can enjoy two Boston Classics on the menu. This once-popular slow-cooked supper dish is featured on our menu and is the first tasting on our tour.
• The Freedom Trail - Discover Boston’s history one bite at a time! This experience offers travelers a delightful journey through Boston’s culinary past and present. As we follow the historic Freedom Trail, we’ll share intriguing, lesser-known food history at various sites and stop to enjoy iconic local dishes at four cherished eateries, each with its own unique story.
• Boston Sign - PHOTO OPP! Located in the heart of Government Center, Boston announces itself in bold letters—a vibrant reminder of where history and modern energy converge. This is the ideal spot for a fun commemorative photo that literally spells out your location!
• Faneuil Hall Marketplace - A vibrant hub along the Freedom Trail, Faneuil Hall Marketplace merges history with contemporary charm through its cobblestone paths, street performers, and a diverse array of local food vendors and shops. Once a meeting place for America’s early revolutionaries, it is now a bustling gathering spot brimming with local flavor!
• Bell In Hand Tavern - Just a short walk from Faneuil Hall, this legendary establishment has been serving Bostonians since the 1700s, making it the oldest continuously operating tavern in the nation. A Boston classic since 1795, Bell in Hand has welcomed locals and visitors for over two centuries, proving that great stories and cold drinks never go out of style. We’ll visit for a coastal New England seafood classic, and you’re welcome to enjoy a glass of cold local brew if you wish! You’ll also discover a bit of whimsical secret about the paintings on the walls.
• Haymarket - A Boston tradition since the early 1800s, Haymarket is a lively open-air market where local vendors offer fresh produce, seafood, and more at unbeatable prices every weekend.
• Boston Public Market - Boston Public Market is an all-indoor, year-round marketplace showcasing the city’s finest local vendors, from fresh produce and seafood to artisanal goods and regional specialties.
• Government Center - Government Center blends the old and new Boston, from sleek city buildings to a sparkling nod to the city’s tea-loving past. At the edge of this vibrant crossroads of Boston’s civic life lies a gleaming surprise that pays homage to one of the city’s most famous traditions—keep an eye out for a shining landmark that has charmed Boston for over a century.
• Omni Parker House - Enter the historic Omni Parker House, where Boston’s rich history meets timeless flavor. Established in 1855, the Omni Parker House is home to Parker’s Restaurant, the birthplace of the iconic Boston Cream Pie and Parker House Rolls—two delicious contributions to Boston’s culinary heritage.
• Granary Burying Ground - Situated along the Freedom Trail, the Granary Burying Ground is one of Boston’s oldest cemeteries and the final resting place of many Revolutionary heroes, including Paul Revere, Samuel Adams, and John Hancock.

• Tasting visits to 4 beloved local eateries
• 3-hour guided experience along Boston’s Freedom Trail
• Generous food tastings - plenty for a hearty lunch!
• Upgrade option available at checkout to include 2 beers from one of the tavern stops along the tour
• All Fees and Taxes

• Gratuity for your tour guide is not included.
• Alcoholic Beverages (optional during booking)

Experience Boston’s rich history with every bite on this delightful culinary journey through Downtown Boston.

Indulge in Boston favorites such as the creamy New England clam chowder, a staple for sailors and city workers, a traditional New England lobster roll sourced from the region’s coastal waters, slow-cooked Boston baked beans with colonial heritage, and the city’s most iconic dessert—the luscious Boston cream pie—savored at the very location it was first crafted in the 1850s.

While exploring historic sites along the Freedom Trail, discover intriguing food origins that span centuries—from Native American influences and colonial traditions to the cherished local flavors enjoyed today. It’s a fresh (and flavorful!) take on the city’s most renowned walk—experience the Freedom Trail through Boston’s legendary cuisine.

Don’t miss this unique “Feed ‘Em Trail” adventure—where each stop unveils a delectable piece of Boston’s culinary history.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.