DENVER · COLORADO
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The 10 most popular food 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 tour is guided by the best tour guide named Dan! He explained the history of the restaurants along with the buildings they’re in or areas they’re in. It’s a very accessible tour as everyone is walking, very convenient since Coors field is nearby along with Union station.”
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.
“This tour was absolutely awesome! Went places I’ve never knew existed and so much knowledge given by your guide”
Walk LoDo and Denver’s Ballpark District on a 3-hour food tour with 7 tastings, local stories, and big portions.
“Easy to locate the meeting point. We enjoyed getting to experience multiple restaurants and learning some history of Denver. Alexis was a great guide. Thanks!”
Downtown Denver food tour with five tastings, Neapolitan pizza, green chile, empanadas, and Union Station sweets plus local history.
“Had a great time our guide seemed as if he was an old buddy from the past, very caring and alert to everyone’s cares and needs. So fun to hear some of the historical facts of Denver. Zach gave great recommendations to places for us to dine. He hit it perfect for our anniversary meal.…”
16th Street Food Tour in Denver: 2.5 hours, 7 stops. Taste pastry, empanadas, bison chili, pizza and duck bao for $69.
“Austin was a great tour guide. The history along the way added greatly to the yummy food. The bison chili was my favorite.”
RiNo Denver dinner tour with pozole, Tibetan snacks, BBQ, wood-fired pizza, and a Colorado Queen pastry. Small group, 3 hours.
“Jerome was both very informative and easy to get along with. A good combination. The meeting place was a one of a kind restaurant. I would highly recommend Jeromy”
A private 3-hour Denver walk with 7 tastings, local history stops, and guide-led stories from LoDo to Coors Field.
“This tour exceeded my expectations. John was an excellent tour guide. Very knowledgeable. Even answered off-topic questions. He also has a great personality that is easy to allow the flow of conversation and also seems to enjoy his job.”
Solve The Lost Mine puzzles on a Golden, CO mystery food tour. Smartphone link, walking stops, and a progressive meal for $79.95.
“Dessert was good but 2 of the stops were only drinks. One stop the food was so bad we threw it out after leaving.”
Denver’s first licensed cannabis bus pairs Native Roots product time with Torchy’s tacos, plus smoking on the ride and discounts.
“The guide was very nice and informative. If you want to book straight with this company to see the other tours they offer, you can visit www.mycannabistours.com I highly recommend this tour if you have just gotten into town and want to indulge in the recreational activities.”
A 3.5-hour Denver LoHi walking food tour with five tastings and drink pairings, led by Eric. Small group, good value at $189.
“We had an amazing afternoon with Eric doing the LoHi tour. The food was awesome! He took us to places I would not have tried on my own. And he ordered unexpected items (foods and beverages) that were so delicious. It was really nice to be guided through a few local places.”
