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.
“Great time. Our guide Austin was great. Very knowledgeable and interesting and friendly. Learned lots about the area and saw great places we wouldn’t have seen if not with him! Food spots were great!! Especially liked the Marco coal fired pizza spot!! Would highly recommend. Especially with Austin”
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.
“Dan the guide was fantastic. Food was really good. I loved the different types of food. RiNo is a very cool area, even though im local I learned a lot and I liked exploring the neighborhood.”
Walk LoDo and Denver’s Ballpark District on a 3-hour food tour with 7 tastings, local stories, and big portions.
“Enjoyed the walking tour and learned a lot about Denver and discovered places I had no idea existed. The food stops were diverse and very enjoyable.”
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.
“Take a sunscreen and a hat. Perfect combination of food experience and city walk. It was delicious and knowledgeable.”
RiNo Denver dinner tour with pozole, Tibetan snacks, BBQ, wood-fired pizza, and a Colorado Queen pastry. Small group, 3 hours.
“I really like the food selection and the places we visit. Jeremy was very considerate and was very accommodating.”
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…”
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.”
A 3.5-hour gluten-free food and brew tour in Denver with skyline views, two food stops, two drink stops, and small groups.
“The tour was a lot a fun. It was a good way to explore Denver and eat some good gluten free food. I would definitely recommend it”
Denver’s first licensed cannabis bus pairs Native Roots product time with Torchy’s tacos, plus smoking on the ride and discounts.
“Horrible, poor communication. They charged us two days in advance, we arrived at the meeting point and waited 30-40 minutes.”
