3 Seattle Food Tours Worth Trying

If you love the city of Seattle and you love food, you’ll want to try out some of these tasty, educational, and experiential food tours. You’ll learn about the city, the culture, and the specialties in this city of famous chefs and coffee beans.

Gourmet Seattle Tour

The Gourmet Seattle Tour is 2.5 hours with a minimum of 12 tastings. You’ll experience classic Seattle but will also try food from an Iron Chef winner and James Beard Award honorees. While enjoying the flavors of the city, you’ll be enlightened with the history of Seattle as well as an insight into the current eccentric culture of the area. Starting at Third Avenue and Lenora Street, your group will tour parts of Belltown, downtown Seattle, and the world-famous Pike Place Market, visiting six restaurants, artisan shops, and foodie hot spots.

Each tour starts at 1:30, 2, or 2:30 p.m. The price is $75.99 per person Monday through Thursday or $78.99 per person Friday through Sunday. To buy tickets, you can access the  Savor Seattle Tours website and make your purchase online.

Early Access VIP Tour of Pike Place Market

Pike Place Market is an icon for both Seattle and the state of Washington. Over 30,000 people come through the Market on a given day. The Early Access VIP Tour of Pike Place Market opens the doors early just for you and your 11 best friends at 8, 8:30, or 9 a.m., before the day’s rush begins. Starting at Western Avenue and Stewart Street, your group will enjoy the hum of the Market in the morning, have one-on-one time with merchants, and might even catch a flying fish!

Sign up for this family-friendly two-hour tour of a classic Seattle favorite online at Savor Seattle Tours. Pricing is $55.99 per person Monday through Thursday or $58.99 Friday through Sunday. Gift certificates are also available.

Chocolate Indulgence Tours

While Seattle is famous for its coffee, the cocoa bean is also incredibly popular. Chocolate Indulgence Tours will answer the following questions:

• Why is Seattle home to 50+ chocolatiers?
• Which cookie was named Best Dessert by Seattle Magazine?
• Where does chocolate come from?
• What’s the best way to savor chocolate?

Your group will taste coconut cream pie by famed Seattle chef Tom Douglas, as well as indulgent sweets from Cupcake Royale, Dahlia Bakery, The Confectional, and Fran’s Chocolates.

This family-friendly tour is priced at $52.99 per person Monday through Thursday and $55.99 Friday through Sunday. Meet at First Avenue and Pine Street at either 11:00 a.m. 11:30 a.m. Tickets and gift certificates can be purchased online at the website for Savor Seattle Food Tours.

Whether you’re a self-proclaimed foodie or just love to taste new dishes, these Seattle food tours have a variety of flavors, dishes, and personalities and are well worth your time and energy. With a wide range from seafood to chocolate, there’s plenty for even the most discerning palate to enjoy. These award-winning chefs and entrepreneurs are happy to share their latest creations with you.

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