Denver · DENVER FOOD TOURS
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Green chile, Rocky Mountain trout, and a food hall on every other block. Below are the best Denver food tours: what you actually eat on each one, how far you walk between tastes, how big the groups run, and what it costs to arrive hungry.
Downtown Denver Food Tour in 3 hours with five tastings, including coal-fired Neapolitan pizza and green chili, ending at Union Station.
“Austin is great! Great info about downtown Denver in addition to yummy food! Definitely recommend this tour!”
Taste RiNo in 3 hours with tacos, gnocchi, German pretzels, pizza, and sweet stops, plus street-art stories in a small group.
“If you have to walk to get to the area , just be careful , therss a lot of homeless but they dudnt bother me , theres are some that are smoking joint. Theres a lot less homeless on 17th street”
Denver’s LoDo food tour with 7 tastings in 3 hours, $98, plus historic stops from Union Station to Coors Field.
“Was a very good tour! Learned a lot about Denver from our great guide John! He kept it fun and interesting!”
A 3-hour downtown Denver food walk with 5 tastings from Coors Field to Union Station, plus lively local stories on the way.
“No improvement. Our guide, Barry, was GREAT! You very knowledgeable and fun. We would highly recommend him again.”
A 2.5-hour Denver stroll with standout bites: Brown Palace pastry, bison chili, empanadas, wood-fired pizza, and duck bao.
“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 dinner food tour: pozole, Tibetan pani puri, brisket BBQ, Central Market pizza, and an Izzio Colorado Queen pastry for $99.
“Jeremy is an awesome tour guide. Very knowledgeable, personable, flexible, and any other positive adjectives to describe a tour guide. He knows local foods and directed me (solo tour) to great bites and beyond. Super awesome tour that helps you get a lay of the land while viewing awesome street art.”
Denver private food tour with 7 tastings in LoDo, Coors Field, and historic landmarks, guided for about 3 hours.
“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 the walking food tours offered through Secret Food Tours.”
Golden’s Delicious Mystery turns lunch into a phone-guided puzzle hunt, leading you by walking to multiple local restaurant pickups.
“Dessert was good but 2 of the stops were only drinks. One stop the food was so bad we threw it out after leaving.”
