Food tours work best when they’re small, specific, and social. This 2-hour East Passyunk walking tour is capped at 12 people, so you’ll actually hear the details and get pointed to the good stuff along the Avenue. I like how…
Italian markets, cheese shops, and bread await. This Philadelphia Italian Market Walking Tour is a smart 2-hour route that uses real South Philly institutions to tell you who built the neighborhood and how food culture stuck around. You’ll move through…
Your stomach will lead the way. On this Philadelphia Italian Market walking food tour, I like how the 5 tastings feel like a real meal and how you also get immigrant-history context while you walk. One consideration: the tour can…
South Philly has a different kind of magic. This shared walk ties It’s Always Sunny filming locations to real neighborhood corners, with a guide who makes the show and Philly feel connected. I love how the tour gives you two…
South Philly tastes better after dark. This evening walk through the Italian Market is built for real food time, not museum time, mixing quick bites with a sit-down dinner at the end. It’s also one of America’s longest-running open-air markets,…
South Philly food feels personal. This Behind The Scenes Food Tour links history with your next bite, from Park-side cheesesteak stories to market shopping at the Italian Market. I like that you sample a mix of cuisines (Mexican, Vietnamese, Italian,…
Cheese, history, and street smells—count me in. This Italian Market walking food tour works because it pairs classic South Philly stops with a guided story of how immigrant food culture shaped 9th Street, and it keeps the group small enough…
Italian Market food is a mini-history lesson. I love how Chef Jacqui builds the Italian Market into a story you can taste, with stops that feel personal instead of canned, and I love the small-group pace that keeps you moving…