Secret Food Tours

06/18/2026

Ghana brought its energy to Toronto, a city that has become home to one of the largest West African communities in North America. 🇬🇭✨

From Rexdale to Scarborough and North York, Ghanaian and West African food have become an important part of Toronto’s dining scene, bringing the flavors and traditions of the region to the city.

Rice, stews, colorful sides, and food meant to be shared. Across many African food traditions, the table is often where family, friends, and community come together. ⚽🌍

06/18/2026

Belgium may be playing at Lumen Field, but Fremont Seattle, has been flying the Belgian flag for years. 🇧🇪🍺

In this neighborhood, you’ll find a few spots where Belgian food and beer culture bring a little piece of Europe to the Pacific Northwest.

Imagine a cold Belgian ale, a cone of fries, and football on the screen. That’s the kind of match-day tradition Belgium does exceptionally well. ⚽🍟

06/16/2026

Spain arrived in Atlanta as one of the world’s top-ranked teams, and West Midtown Atlanta is ready to receive them. 🇪🇸👏🏻

In this neighborhood, you’ll find a taste of the food culture that has made the country famous far beyond football. It’s home to a James Beard Award-nominated Basque pintxos bar that brings one of northern Spain’s most beloved dining traditions to the city.

Think paper-thin slices of jamón ibérico, crispy patatas bravas, and small plates designed to be shared around the table. That’s the spirit of Spanish bar culture.

Good food, good conversation, and never just one dish.

Spain may be known for its football (soccer for the Americans!), but its food culture has always been just as much about bringing people together. ⚽🍷

06/15/2026

Germany took the field at NRG Stadium, but Houston has had a connection to German food and beer culture for a lot longer than this tournament. 🇩🇪🍺

What surprises many people is how deep those roots go. German immigrants helped shape parts of Texas in the 1800s, and their influence can still be found today in everything from beer halls and biergartens to bratwurst, sauerkraut, and cold steins shared around the table.

In Southwest Houston, that tradition is still alive. A bratwurst plate and a cold beer feel like the perfect match-day combination, and you’ll quickly see why German comfort food has stood the test of time.

The World Cup might have brought Germany to Houston for the day, but the flavors have been here for generations. ⚽🍻

06/14/2026

Brazil took the field at MetLife Stadium yesterday, but in Queens the match-day energy has already continues. 🇧🇷👏🏻

In neighborhoods like Astoria and Jackson Heights, a long-established Brazilian community has shaped a food culture that feels like a direct extension of home, with markets, churrascarias, and spaces where you’ll still hear Portuguese spoken in everyday life.

Step into a churrascaria here and it’s all about the ritual. Endless cuts of grilled meat, picanha carved tableside, the kind of experience that instantly takes you back to São Paulo, Brazil.

And maybe that’s the point. During the World Cup, you don’t always need to fly across the world to feel the atmosphere. Sometimes it’s already right in your neighborhood. ⚽️🥩

06/12/2026

The World Cup kicked off in Mexico City yesterday with visiting teams from South Africa, Korea and Czechia.

While most visitors arrive in Mexico City thinking about tacos, there’s another side of the city’s food scene that often flies under the radar. 🇲🇽👀

Did you know that Cuauhtémoc and Juárez, two of Mexico City’s most vibrant neighborhoods, have become key hubs for Korean and Japanese dining? Parts of Cuauhtémoc are even sometimes referred to as the city’s own “Little Tokyo.”

Over the years, these neighborhoods have grown into destinations for ramen shops, Korean BBQ restaurants, specialty markets, and Asian-inspired cafés. Just a few minutes away, Polanco adds another layer to the story, with some of the city’s most celebrated Asian fusion restaurants.

The tournament may bring the world to Mexico City, but the city’s food scene has been bringing the world together for years. ⚽🌎

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06/11/2026

In Venice, the locals do not eat dinner at 7pm. They eat cicchetti at 6.
A bacaro is a traditional Venetian wine bar, not a restaurant.

No reservations, no tablecloths, no printed menus. You walk in, you look at what is on the counter, you order a small glass of wine and a few small bites, and you eat standing up. That is it. That is the tradition.

Cicchetti are the food: small pieces of bread topped with whatever came in that day. Whipped salt cod. Anchovy and butter. Marinated vegetables. Creamy spreads made from whatever the lagoon brought in that morning. Each one costs about a euro. Each one is a different story about what Venetians eat when no one is watching.

This is not a tourist experience. It is what the city eats before dinner.

On our Venice Food Tour, we take you to the bacari the city actually uses, in the neighborhoods where the tradition is still intact. You eat at the counter, you drink a small glass of local wine, and for an hour Venice feels like somewhere you actually live.

Would you taste Cicchetti the way Venetians do - before dinner?

06/08/2026

Food tour in NYC is always a good idea from The Telegraph!

Didn't get to see everything the first time? Here's how to experience each city on a return visit

06/04/2026

Most people go to Phuket for the beaches. We went for the food.

Dim sum for breakfast at a spot packed with locals. Thai tea that immediately became a new obsession. A family-run bakery, a historic restaurant serving slow-cooked pork belly, a coconut crepe made fresh to order, and a market that finally made Thai cooking make sense.

Plus a secret dish, in a secret place, that we weren't expecting at all.

We run small-group food tours in 120+ cities. The Phuket tour is one you won't want to skip. Visit our site to learn more.

06/02/2026

Got a long layover in a new city? A food tour is the perfect way to get a taste of the city or enjoy a quick delicious activity before you leave!

Our Express Food Tours pack all the fun, flavor, and local insight into just two hours.

Perfect for travelers who want to make the most of their time without missing the city’s best bites.

Now available in Madrid, Boston, Toronto, Bologna, Austin, London, Paris & more coming soon.

🎟️ Book your Express Food Tour on our website.