River North food tour

Place: Chicago

Validity: Flexible

Language: English

Availability: Fridays and Saturdays

Mobile voucher accepted

Instant confirmation

Group tour

Wheelchair accessible

Do this because

Tease your taste buds and join this tour in the River North and Wicker Park neighborhoods
Eat foods from decades-old establishments and newer places with award-winning chefs
Experience a real foodie adventure as you eat your way through these delicious neighborhoods and uncover the off-the-beaten-path food spots of Chicago

What to expect

Come enjoy the luxury and opulence of the Magnificent Mile and Gold Coast on a River North Food Tour, a tour through the historically affluent River North neighborhood. This 3-hour walking tour offers a look into the history and culture of the neighborhood in between each of your 5 food tastings.

Stops (subject to change):

The Doughnut Vault (est. 2011): Food & Wine Magazine named it the best doughnut in America in 2012
Lou Malnati's (est. 1971): Rudy Malnati is generally considered to be the inventor of Chicago deep-dish pizza
Xoco (est. 2009): Top Chef Masters winner Rick Bayless is one of the best know chefs for Mexican cuisine in America
Iberico (est. 1992): Serving you the most authentic tapas and regional specialties from all across Spain
Al's Beef (est. 1938): Founder Al Ferrari invented the sandwich in Chicago's Little Italy back in 1938
Fabcakes Bakery (est. 2012): Delicious pastries inspired by the seasons

Your informative guide will point out examples of historic architecture and beautiful public spaces that help make the River North neighborhood one of Chicago's most notable. Whether you are a native Chicagoan or a visitor in town for just a few days, you're sure to delight in a River North Food Tour!

For any allergies and/or dietary requirements, please contact the provider after the check-out: you'll find the contact in the voucher
A minimum of 4 participants is needed for this tour to run
Tours are given rain or shine and a good portion of the tour is spent walking outdoors: dress casually and wear comfortable shoes or sneakers
Children under the age of 5 are free unless they're going to participate in all of the food tastings
You may bring a stroller on the tour, but it will have to remain outside if the food establishment is busy
The tour route is wheelchair accessible
Pets are not allowed