Food, Wine & Nightlife in Massachusetts

Taste only the best in Boston's North End. This foodie tour takes you to a careful selection of award-winning restaurants throughout this historic neighborhood. Stop by Best of Boston winners to sample the city's top pizza, sandwiches, and bread. Sample cannoli and visit an Old World salumeria shown on the Travel Channel. Learn about Boston's rich culinary history, and end your tour with a delicious family-style pasta dinner.

If you're not from the Boston area, it can be difficult to know where to go to taste some of the city's best wine. This North End wine tour is led by a guide who takes you to the historic neighborhood's elite local restaurants and well-curated wine shops for Italian wine pairings. Learn about the vintages and varietals of Italy in Boston's Little Italy with a small-group limited to 12 for personalized attention the whole way.

Get a taste for Boston's best pizza and beer on a guided, 2.5-hour pub crawl around the city. Boston taverns are legendary. In fact, our founding fathers planned the American Revolution in one of them, and it's still open today. Step inside this historic pub and grab a cold one (or two) along with some of Boston's best pizza. During the tour, you'll explore some of the city's oldest neighborhoods, like Beacon Hill, the Blackstone Block, the North End and Charlestown and two taverns.

Learn about Boston's thriving brewpub scene and taste roughly 18 types of beer on these guided morning and evening brewery tours. Get an inside look at how beer is made and chat with brewery owners about their operations. Visit brewpubs that may include the well-known Samuel Adams or gastropubs Cambridge Brewing Company and Meadhall. Round-trip transportation in downtown Boston by bus is included.

Get to know Boston through its food on this 3-hour small-group walking tour limited to 12 people. With a guide, you'll sample seafood, Italian dishes, and other fare as you explore the city's North End neighborhood. Along the way, learn about the history of the area.

The South End is one of Boston's most vibrant neighborhoods, filled with Victorian brownstones, bustling restaurants, and a thriving bar scene. On this wine-centric walking tour you can experience some of the area's best dining and drinking spots, dig into small plates, and learn how to taste, pair, and buy wine. The tour also offers a smooth dining experience, with a reserved table at each location and wait staff standing by to serve pre-selected wines.

Experience the best of Boston's burgeoning wine scene on this 2-hour wine-tasting tour at some of the Bay Bay's finest restaurants. Learn about the historic area while sipping delicious wine varietals and enjoying tasteful food pairings. An expert guide will advise on what wine to select and what foods to pair each with. Tour numbers are limited to ensure an intimate experience.

Focus on the chocolate-related history of Boston during this half-day tour. Your guide will lead the way on this walking tour from the North End to Beacon Hill, stopping at six different locations to savor chocolate tastings. Learn about the history of chocolate and other culinary features of Boston through focused commentary. You'll also get admission to the Patriots Corner historic site and Old North Church to visit at your leisure.

Explore Boston's culinary delights on this guided group walking tour. With a local expert leading the way, sample lobster rolls, apple cider doughnuts, maple syrups, and more at Boston Public Market. Learn about the rich food heritage of historic Little Italy as you feast on an Italian sub, taste fresh mozzarella at an old-school salumeria, gobble up cannoli. All tastings are included in this fun, convenient and delicious outing.

Enjoy some of the best pizza in Boston on this 2-hour walking food tour. Stroll through the city's oldest neighborhoods, including, appropriately, Little Italy on the North End. Walk along the Freedom Trail, a 2.5-mile route that leads to 16 historically significant sites, like Paul Revere House, Old North Church and the USS 'Constitution,' to name a few. Visit three pizzerias, including Boston's oldest, Regina Pizzeria. Enjoy a slice at each. It's a fun and flavorful way to get to know Boston.