DENVER · COLORADO
Ranked by traveller popularity
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.
“Great way to learn some history of Denver and enjoy good food. Denver Dan was funny and informative. We enjoyed our time.”
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.
“An excellent way to learn about the Denver Arts scene while sampling great food along the way. You’ll meet amazing people, taste an array of delicious food, and see murals that will take your breath away. The guide (ours was Nate) will give you insight into the art, the artist, and the impact felt by…”
Walk LoDo and Denver’s Ballpark District on a 3-hour food tour with 7 tastings, local stories, and big portions.
“We had a great time taking in some Denver history and facts while sampling a tasty array of food. Big shout out to our guide Austin who made our tour so personable. The elk cheddar jalapeño hot dog was my favourite sample, but I also really liked the fried chile relleno with pork green chili…”
Downtown Denver food tour with five tastings, Neapolitan pizza, green chile, empanadas, and Union Station sweets plus local history.
“Zach was great!! We got a great feel for the food scene around Coors Field and Union Station.”
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 wonderful guide- knowledgeable, friendly and fun! The food choices were delicious too! Muffins, empanadas, bison chili and burrata cheese- yum! Highly recommend as a wonderful way to explore 16th street!”
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…”
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.
“Very first time here in Colorado and I must say this was the best Mexican food and I have went to two prior to this stop. I’m grateful! You guys should consider horchata though!”
A 3.5-hour gluten-free food and brew tour in Denver with skyline views, two food stops, two drink stops, and small groups.
“Carrie is a fantastic tour guide with extensive information to share regarding the gluten free food and drink scene in Denver and throughout the world. Tour provided a great tour of downtown Denver. Only reason I didn’t give this a 5 star rating is that tour was a bit sparse on providing gluten free food…”
