Canada · MARKETS
Every trip has one free day too few. These 5 market tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Taste six or more global dishes in Toronto’s Kensington Market, from momos to poutine, with a small group and a local guide.
“Great experience and great tour guide. If you are looking for a food tour in Toronto this is it, you won’t be disappointed.”
Taste Toronto classics, from peameal bacon to butter tarts, while walking St. Lawrence Market and the Distillery District with a small group.
“This was a fun tour with some good food along the way. There was however a bit too much waiting around. It was supposed to be a 3 hour tour and instead took 4 — and honestly the extra hour wasn’t needed. Also, it confirmed what I suspected about Toronto food: it’s all imported / borrowed from elsewhere where.”
Taste 20 regional specialties on a two-hour Granville Island food tour with local guides, artisan vendors, market stories, and practical Vancouver tips.
“We appreciated Nolan’s enthusiasm for Vancouver and the many vendors highlighted on our tour. Definitely recommend.”
Taste Toronto’s multicultural side on a 2.5-hour Kensington Market food walk with local guides, seven tastings, history, and practical city tips.
“Very fun & knowledgeable tour. Yummy food with great variety. Loved going down the back alleys with insight in the Toronto neighborhoods!! Tour guide was a delight !”
Explore Montreal by bike through Plateau, Mile End, Little Italy, and Jean-Talon Market, with street art, local history, and a warm bagel stop.
“Great tour. Recommended +++ I cannot express how awesome and knowledgeable Martin was. Real pleasure and treat. Patrick and David.”
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