Canada · FOOD TOURS IN QUEBEC CITY
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 4 food tours in Quebec City worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Taste Quebec classics, local drinks, and modern dishes while walking Old Quebec with a guide who adds history and useful dining tips.
“The guide and tour was amazing however we were supposed to have five tastings but one was closed . We were supposed to be reimbursed for that has not happened though .”
Explore Old Quebec through UNESCO landmarks, a funicular ride, and five gourmet courses with wine or beer in a small group.
“Our group of friends enjoyed the food experience of all the restaurants. The group size was just perfect. It was definitely more of a traditional foodie tour than a historic or cultural combo. However, we still enjoyed the experience and took a different walking tour the next day.”
Taste Quebec classics, poutine, maple fudge, croissants, wine, and gin while walking Old Quebec with a local guide.
“This food tour was a great introduction to regional foods and a wonderful way to sample a couple of local alcoholic drinks, including excellent wine and gin. Having been on several food tours around the world, we can confidently say this one ranks very high on our list of most enjoyable experiences. Our guide, Maude, was friendly, accommodating, and knowledgeable, making the experience engaging from start to finish. The quality of the food was excellent, and the portions were good. While some of the items were beautifully plated, others were served more casually, but every bite was delicious!”
Taste Quebec City through five gourmet courses, local wines and beer, historic sights, folklore, and four handpicked Old Quebec restaurants.
“Our guide Lynn was knowledgeable of Quebec history and has an obvious love of her home and the restaurants here. We had a great time listening to her talk of history, while we ate some amazing food. The food was truly gourmet and worth braving the low temperatures.”
Pick a mountain, a shoreline or a table.
