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.
“This is a great food tour and a great way to know the history of denver. Michael our guide was so attentive and made the tour great”
Small-group LoDo craft beer tour with four breweries, 10+ Colorado beer samples, and a souvenir tasting glass in about 2.5 hours.
“We had a great time on this brewery tour! Paul was fantastic! He was very informative and shared interesting history along the way. He also made an effort to talk to everyone. The beers we tasted were great! Definitely recommend this tour!”
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.
“I left a review on Google, but Hans was absolutely amazing, very knowledgeable and showed us some great off the beaten path art work which made the experience feel very personal and curated for the group. Would definite do another tour with this company and would recommend anyone to book this tour to get a…”
Denver’s RiNo street art walk with 10+ beer and cider samples at 4 breweries, including Ratio Beerworks. 2.5 hours, $58.
“My friend and I took the beer and graffiti walking tour while I was in town for a conference. Luckily, the weather cooperated so we were able to sit outside and enjoy the sunshine while tasting unique beers (pina colada, blueberry waffle, key lime pie) and learning about the brewing process. The graffiti tour was…”
Walk LoDo and Denver’s Ballpark District on a 3-hour food tour with 7 tastings, local stories, and big portions.
“Jon was a GREAT tour guide. Felt like we got a good history of Metro Denver. He was very personable and extremely knowledgeable!!!”
Downtown Denver food tour with five tastings, Neapolitan pizza, green chile, empanadas, and Union Station sweets plus local history.
“The real difference for the tour was Melissa, she really knows her business and makes it fun and interesting. Food is good in general, I wouldn’t say is different or better that most americanized comfort food (except for the argentinian empanada which is exceptional and the pizza which is good together with the story). But…”
16th Street Food Tour in Denver: 2.5 hours, 7 stops. Taste pastry, empanadas, bison chili, pizza and duck bao for $69.
“Austin was outstanding in his knowledge of the history of the food industry including trends over time in the context of other historical events and trends. It was surprising to learn how many restaurant chains and trends started in Denver. The food selections were very good. The excellent buffalo chile was very similar to the…”
RiNo Denver dinner tour with pozole, Tibetan snacks, BBQ, wood-fired pizza, and a Colorado Queen pastry. Small group, 3 hours.
“We specifically requested NO spicy food. On a scale of 1 - 10, we wanted a 0. The first place had tacos so spicy that their mouth was on fire. the second place had shredded barb-que chicken that was also spicy and the third place was a pizza with very spicy sausage. 3 out of…”
A private 3-hour Denver walk with 7 tastings, local history stops, and guide-led stories from LoDo to Coors Field.
“The best way to learn about a local culture is to experience its food. The Downtown Denver Walking Food Tour, offered through Secret Food Tours, is an excellent way to try some of the local food and learn about the city. My husband and I have taken similar tours in several cities and highly recommend…”
Denver’s Blanchard Family Wines: four wine tastings with charcuterie cheese and a dessert pick (chocolates, macaroons or cake pops), $74.
“We enjoyed the location, the wine, the charcuterie board and the desserts! Staff were all friendly, helpful and made for an overall great experience!”
