The Best Food Tours In Toronto

The Culinary Adventure Company has a wide selection of tours to choose from, but the most well known is the Riverside-Leslieville Tour, which meanders along Queen Street East, sampling dishes from the historic neighborhood. Owned and operated by two chefs, the Culinary Adventure Company also offers tours of Little India, Greektown, Little Italy, and the famous St. Lawrence Market.

While Chowbella Taste & Travel explores culinary delights all over Ontario, its star is the ‘Queen & King West Favourites’ tour. This tour samples world-class dining on a three-hour stroll through the trendy locale, the hottest in the city for cuisine.

In spite of its name, the best tour offered by Foodies on Foot is experienced by streetcar. The ‘501 Streetcar Food Tour’ explores five different Toronto neighborhoods via the Queen streetcar, which is one of the longest streetcar routes in the world. You can also do the greatest hits on the ‘Best of Toronto’ tour for a slightly shorter, but no less delicious, insider look at the happening food scene.

Savour Toronto has four different tours to relish, including ‘Veggie Feast,’ which celebrates the Toronto vegan scene. The ‘Kensington Krawl’ is devoted to savoring all the delights in the city’s most loved market, and ‘Le Tour de Café’ takes coffee enthusiasts east to the Corktown and Riverside neighborhoods, boasting masterfully baked pastries. The ‘Best of the West’ tour features the city’s epicenter of all that is new and hip on Ossington Avenue and Dundas Street West.

Dedicated solely to the sweet tooth, Tasty Tours’ ‘Trinity Bellwoods Chocolate Tour’ delves into the chocolate scene at five different stores surrounding the prominent park. The ‘Kensington Market Sweets Tour’ unearths secrets about favorite indulgences while exploring the market; this is not your ‘basic’ cupcake kind of tour.

The all-Saturday-long ‘Old Toronto Beer Tour‘ celebrates the city’s history and craft breweries. Walk the cobblestone streets of the Distillery District with Beer Lovers’ Tour Company and sample suds at four different breweries.

Once a bustling whiskey distillery, the area has transformed into a vibrant cultural hub filled with art galleries, boutiques, and cafes. During the tour, visitors explore beautifully preserved 19th-century Victorian industrial architecture while learning about the district’s rich history and its role in Toronto’s development. The guided experience often highlights local artists, public art installations, and the area’s thriving food scene, making it a perfect blend of history, culture, and modern creativity.

This tour offers a curated journey through the diverse flavors of Canadian wine. Located in the heart of the city, this unique tasting event showcases a selection of premium wines from Ontario and beyond. Participants explore various wine regions, learn about winemaking traditions, and savor the distinctive notes of Canadian-grown grapes in a relaxed, intimate setting.

This food takes guests on a sweet journey through the city’s best donut spots. Along the way, participants sample a variety of gourmet donuts, from classic to creative flavors. This guided tour blends indulgence with sightseeing, offering a fun and tasty exploration of Toronto’s vibrant food culture and hidden dessert gems.

Explore a walking tour that dives into its unique blend of culture, history, and culinary delights. Known for its vibrant arts scene and eclectic food spots, The Junction offers everything from craft breweries to local eateries. This guided tour showcases the neighborhood’s industrial roots, while visitors indulge in diverse tastings, from artisanal snacks to global cuisines, in one of Toronto’s trendiest communities.