LOS ANGELES
15 Tours Reviewed
Los Angeles, but on foot. This small-group afternoon walk strings together the Fairfax District, a stop at historic New Beverly Cinema, and the Original Farmers Market, plus cultural sights around The Grove. I especially like the small group feel, where…
Hollywood runs on movie magic, but this tour runs on food. You’ll connect famous Art Deco and theater stops with real bites that keep the pace moving without feeling rushed. I like that it’s built for tasting—food tastings are the…
There’s food, and then there are the photos. This Venice Beach tour mixes five tastings with classic SoCal stops like the Venice Canals, Muscle Beach, and the skate park. You get a local guide’s narration while you eat, so the…
Venice Beach has a secret menu. This 3-hour food tour strings together classic boardwalk bites and trend-forward stops across the Venice canals and Abbot Kinney Boulevard. You get a guided plan that makes it easy to sample a lot of…
Venice has a way of surprising you fast, and this 3-hour food tour leans into that energy with five tastings across classic Venice stops. I love how the tour mixes plant-based brunch, artisanal pastries, pizza, birria tacos, and gourmet ice…
Food and history walk hand in hand. This Silver Lake route pairs Sunset Boulevard viewpoints with neighborhood food stops, then slows down at The Black Cat to connect what you eat with what happened here. Two things I really like:…
Downtown LA gets a lot easier when you have a plan. This Gourmet Downtown LA Walking Food Tour pairs food tastings with stops you’d otherwise pass by, from Union Station to Grand Central Market. You also get a guide who…
This is a food walk built for laughs, not lecture notes. You get a comedy-led guide who steers you through some of Silver Lake’s most talked-about bites while keeping the mood light and the pacing realistic. I really like the…
DTLA food, landmarks, and stories in one walk. This 3-hour Downtown LA tour pairs walking sights with multiple food tastings so you get the why behind the flavor. I like how the route mixes must-sees with real eating stops. You…
Downtown LA tastes better on foot. This 3.5-hour Six Taste walk bundles landmark photo stops with full-meal tastings and Downtown architecture and bookstores, so you feel oriented fast while you eat. I like that it is not a snack tour…
West Hollywood tastes like a movie set. This 3-hour Los Angeles food tour strings together five real eating stops, plus a bit of local history that helps you understand why these neighborhoods eat the way they do. You’ll start at…
First, one idea: LA tastes like a map. This Los Angeles food tour threads together Chinatown, Calle Olvera, Little Tokyo, and Downtown in one 5.5-hour walking route, and you’ll try food across multiple neighborhoods instead of being stuck at a…
Beverly Hills by foot feels like a movie. This 3.5-hour walk mixes food and fashion with story-heavy stops tied to the area’s film-world reputation, then swings you into shopping time on Rodeo Drive. What I like most is the food…
Food, facts, and Venice canals in three hours. This tour mixes 6 food tastings with Venice history you’ll actually remember, from the canal story to why the boardwalk feels the way it does. The main catch: it’s a walking route,…
A lot of DTLA tours try to do too much. This one is built around food stops, with history along the walk, and a small group keeps it personal. You’ll start in the Historic Core area, eat at six places,…
