Market tours · CANADA
The 6 best street food market tours in Canada you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and how early it starts. Number one is first for a reason.
Explore Jean-Talon Market and Little Italy through Montreal food, coffee, chocolate, and local stories on this small-group walking tour.
“Good and delicious variety of foods, very knowledgeable tour guide. You don't leave feeling stuffed - just perfect.”
Taste Toronto classics on a three-hour food walk through St. Lawrence Market and the Distillery District, with six generous bites and local stories.
“Yulia was fantastic! It was snowy and cold - and a fair bit of walking. Yulia provided lots of history and fun facts about vendors.”
Review of Vancouver’s Granville Island Market Food Tour, with 20 tastings, local stories, practical tips, price advice, and booking details.
“Mark was fantastic and a great local. He selected some great stalls with original and award winning foods for us all to taste. His commentary was lively and full of excellent details about the food products, their manufacture / production. Many of the stalls/ chefs had trained overseas and been rated 5 *. Was great value for money tour with excellent selection of store to showcase Vancouver food selections. Must do again when back in Vancouver.”
Explore Toronto’s Kensington Market through global tastings, local stories, and small-group guidance on this hearty 2.5-hour food tour.
“A ton of food! Lots of variety and all tasty! Guide was very knowledgeable about the food and area. Would highly recommend this!”
Taste Toronto classics on a three-hour food walk through St. Lawrence Market and the Distillery District, with six generous tastings and local stories.
“Other than the rain there was nothing bad Great tour”
Explore Granville Island Public Market with a chef guide, tasting cheeses, charcuterie, seafood, sweets, bread, and more in a small group.
“The food tastings were nearly all sweets: jams, sweet chai tea, candied salmon, macron, nainamo bar, chocolate, glazed donut. We did enjoy the charcuterie and bread. The two hour tour finishes when the market closes....why not start earlier?”
Pick a canal, a covered hall, a souk or a stove.
