DENVER · COLORADO
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The 10 most popular food & drink tours in Denver. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Walk downtown Denver with a small group and eat five tastings across iconic neighborhoods, ending at Union Station for dessert.
“Zach was very knowledgeable about the history of the restaurants & the downtown landmarks. He knew numerous facts involving all our food stops & surrounding buildings. He has the perfect personality for these tours.”
Small-group LoDo craft beer tour with four breweries, 10+ Colorado beer samples, and a souvenir tasting glass in about 2.5 hours.
“DJ is very knowledgeable and we enjoy ask questions and him being able to answer them. We had a small group and it was wonderful. The pace of the tour was also excellent. We were able to enjoy each place. Sadly I left my tasting glass at our last brewery.”
Sample standout bites in Denver’s RiNo Arts District on a 3-hour small-group food walk with street art, German beer, pizza, and dessert.
“Food delicious.. Street Art Amazing..Denver Dan , the tour guide, made the tour! Will recommend 100%”
Denver’s RiNo street art walk with 10+ beer and cider samples at 4 breweries, including Ratio Beerworks. 2.5 hours, $58.
“Terrific way to explore interesting part of Denver, see street art you may not notice/appreciate on your own, and taste award winning beers. Final brewery stop was the crown jewel for myself. Guide a terrific informative guy. Name escapes me; transplant from the SF Bay area who appreciates the neighborhood & quality brew.”
Walk LoDo and Denver’s Ballpark District on a 3-hour food tour with 7 tastings, local stories, and big portions.
“Jon was an awesome tour guide! Very knowle ageable about the downtown Denver area an d definitely took us to really yummy spots! Our favorite was Yumcha for their dumplings! And the green chile was the best I’ve ever had!”
Downtown Denver food tour with five tastings, Neapolitan pizza, green chile, empanadas, and Union Station sweets plus local history.
“Had an awesome time! Jess was friendly, knowledgeable, and provided a great experience. I am vegetarian and each stop had something delicious I could eat, so I appreciated that accommodation. Would definitely recommend this tour to anyone!”
16th Street Food Tour in Denver: 2.5 hours, 7 stops. Taste pastry, empanadas, bison chili, pizza and duck bao for $69.
“Our guide for the tour was wonderful he provided great insight on the history behind Denver Downtown! Highly informative. The food stops were amazing from bison chili, empanadas and boas your taste buds would not be disappointed! Thank you Austin for your hospitality”
RiNo Denver dinner tour with pozole, Tibetan snacks, BBQ, wood-fired pizza, and a Colorado Queen pastry. Small group, 3 hours.
“Jeremy was an awesome tour guide and provided great communication up front as to where to meet and where to park. He was very personable and shared a lot of information about Denver that we didn’t know (we’re from northern Colorado) as well as his travels internationally. This was our first food tour ever so…”
Denver’s Blanchard Family Wines: four wine tastings with charcuterie cheese and a dessert pick (chocolates, macaroons or cake pops), $74.
“The owner was so fun to talk to and hear the sorry of the company. And the staff was super friendly and kind. It was a great date night activity and would go back for sure!”
Explore Denver’s RiNo on a walking beer-and-graffiti tour with 10 tastings, a standout sour, and stories from the street-art scene.
