Boston · BOSTON CHOCOLATE AND DESSERT TOURS
12 tours
Here are the 12 best boston chocolate and dessert tours on the books right now, with what each costs, how long it runs, and the kind of visitor it suits. Number one is up there for a reason.
A 2-hour Boston walking tour with donut tastings at iconic shops, apple cider flavors, and North End history, for $70 per person.
“It was a great experience with Stephanie. You get to walk around with others and learn Boston history along with sampling donuts.”
A 2-hour North End dessert walk with cannoli, gelato, cocktails, and Revolutionary Boston stops, with skip-the-line tastings.
“This tour doesn't skimp on the cocktails OR cannolis! Pat made the tour engaging and fun, giving you context of the neighborhood, taking you to some known and lesser known spots to round out your Boston visit. Would go again!”
A 2 hour guided Boston donut tasting walk with coffee and apple cider, hitting landmarks like Boston Public Market and Old North Church. $70.
“The tour guide was fabulous. Sam knew all about the city and the history. The donuts were delicious and we had a really great”
Boston’s Museum of Ice Cream delivers 90 minutes of interactive fun, unlimited scoops, photo spots, and sweet comfort food.
“It didn’t really have any story attached to it. The ice cream was very sweet and sickly. Would recommend for toddlers but nothing older”
Harvard Square donut tour with a local guide, breakfast donuts from three shops, and stories around Harvard University history for $70.
“We had an awesome donut tour with Jackie! Everything was delicious and Jackie was delightful. Definitely one of the best food tour guides we’ve ever met! I highly recommend this tour. Best donut tour in Harvard Square!”
Walk Boston’s North End with Paul Revere landmarks and four dessert stops in about 2 hours, plus tastings like cannoli and tiramisu.
“Walked around the North End and had desserts with Adam. He was amazing and we would love to take another tour with him when we return to the area!!”
Sweet stops and art pauses in Boston’s Back Bay, with hot chocolate, cookies, gallery visits, and a small group guide.
“It was just me and my cousin on the tour and we had so much fun with Adam! He was really insightful and taught us a lot about the area. He was charismatic and a lovely tour guide who engaged with us and made great conversation. You really just stay on Newbury for the whole tour. All the chocolate bites were delicious and you get a background with each place you go into. The art was stunning, we especially loved the first art gallery. Had a blast, 10/10 would recommend!!!”
A 2-hour tall ship sail in Boston Harbor with coffee, Flour Bakery pastries, and bubbly brunch drinks for adults 21+.
“Fantastic excursion! Had such a relaxing ride around the harbor. Captain Fredo, Jess and Max made our trip so memorable. Highly recommend this excursion!”
Small-group Harvard Square chocolate tour with tastings, coffee and snacks, plus Cambridge history and line-skipping, about 90 minutes.
“The chocolate tasting was great, however, I wish more attention was paid to my daughters food allergies.”
2-hour tall-ship sail from Fan Pier with Flour Bakery pastries, tea and coffee, and included drinks plus Boston skyline views.
“This was a thoroughly enjoyable sail. The Captain and crew (especially Freddo) were fun and easy going. I got to help Freddo hoist the topsail. The many pastries that made up the brunch were all fresh. The mimosas were cheap, plentiful and made island strength! I highly recommend this cruise and bunch of people.”
Taste four styles of chocolate and visit two Back Bay art galleries on a 150-minute guided walk in Boston for $65.
“The tour was well curated. The mix of chocolate sampling locations, historical sites, and art museums was well thought out. At a little over two hours, the tour was just the right length. Also, the “chocolate samples” were nicely varied - fudge in one place, a cookie in another, and hot chocolate drink in a third. Enjoyed them all. Also, a good way to explore Back Bay. I had never visited this part of Boston. This tour introduced me to Back Bay and opened us up to other possible destinations.”
A 2-hour Back Bay evening walk with four chocolate tastings, art gallery stops, and a sweet route through Boston architecture.
“Adam from UpandAdam yours was a great host, very knowledgeable. He made the tour interesting and personalized, since I was the only person who signed up!”
