Boston · NORTH END AND LITTLE ITALY FOOD TOURS
21 tours
Hanover Street has been feeding this city since the 1890s and the cannoli argument has never been settled. These 15 North End food tours are the ones to book, with how many tastings you get, how far you walk, and what each costs.
North End Italian bites and Freedom Trail history in one 5-hour walk, with harbor views, photo stops, and Old North Church access.
“We had a great time with Olivia, even though it was raining so much we were all soaked by the end. Olivia kept us in high spirits with all her stories and her welcoming personality. The food was delicious. Highly recommend!”
Boston North End food tour with 6+ tastings, lobster roll, clam chowder, brick-oven pizza, mini cannoli, lemon slush, plus a secret dish. 3.5h.
“Perfect portions A nice mix of tastings Just enough walking between locations to give you a breather”
Snack your way through Boston’s North End on a guided Italian food and history walk with bakery bread, deli sandwich, pizza, coffee, and Old North Church.
“Bob made a very rainy day pleasurable. He was entertaining and well versed in everything we had hoped to experience. Every food tasting was a perfect representation of Little Italy.”
Taste Boston pizza in the North End on a guided Freedom Trail walk, with three full slices and cannoli from Modern Pastry.
“Great tour, guide, pizza, and cannoli! Our tour guide Big Al was awesome. The tour was informative on history of the areas we walked.”
Taste regional Italian bites in Boston’s North End on a small-group walk with history, olive oil lessons, and a wine-paired lunch.
“Wonderful tour. Great food and Paula is super knowledgeable about the North End. A great way to start your trip in Boston.”
Boston’s North End food tour with Anthony: 5-7 Italian tastings, classic landmarks, and blunt local stories, all in 3 hours.
“Just as awesome as every other review describes! Anthony is so much fun and the places he takes the group are local gems. The food was fantastic and we learned a bit of history about the North End in the process which made it even better. He is one of the only guides doing this who is truly local!”
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!”
Walk Boston’s North End on a 2 or 3-hour food tour with clam chowder, pizza, lobster roll, cannoli, and Freedom Trail stories.
“We loved this tour! Anna Kathryn was knowledgeable and really knows the city well! She answered all our questions and led a great tour! I enjoyed the food but all of the little known facts about the area and the restaurants made the tour even better! Highly recommend!”
North End food stops and the Freedom Trail in 5 hours. Small-group walk with cannoli, pizza, and Old North Church entry.
“This was our favorite tour that we went on the entire week we were in Salem and Boston. History, good stories, and great food all rolled into one awesome experience! Jim as our tour guide, and he was super knowledgeable and so much fun!”
Taste Boston’s North End and Boston Public Market with a local guide, including chowder, pizza, sweets, and neighborhood history on a 3.5-hour walk.
“We really enjoyed our experience with this tour company. We booked our tour on a day they normally don’t operate (the listing was mistakenly left open). Audrey from the company contacted me and apologized and offered to do it on a different day. When I told her that it was the only day we had open on the trip (I booked us a lot of things to do 😂), she told me she would give us the tour anyway! I was not expecting her to do that. I’m so glad we got the experience, Audrey is a hoot! It’s a tour by a true Boston local with such a connection…”
North End walking tour with Italian snacks, coffee, and Old North Church admission, led by a local guide and paced for a real meal.
“First time family vacation to Boston. The North End Food Tour was awesome! Katie was our tour guide and her knowledge of both the North End and Boston history was extensive. Our 6th grade granddaughter enjoyed the tour as well!”
A 3-hour private Boston North End food tour with 6+ tastings, lobster roll, cannoli, brick-oven pizza, and history stops on Hanover Street.
“Our guide was delightful and a wealth of knowledge! She had everything planned out beautifully! Her selections for our tour were fantastic!!!”
Sample three Boston pizza styles in the North End, learn Freedom Trail stories, enjoy award-winning slices, and cap it with Modern Pastry cannoli.
“We had a lot of fun on this tour - had some of the best pizza in the city and amazing cannoli! We learned some really interesting history, and even laughed a lot! Scotty was great - very entertaining, and knew his stuff! He even kept the 11 and 12 year old boys entertained, and interested - all while walking around Boston’s North End! So much fun! Awesome tour!”
Colonial-costumed guide leads a 90-120 minute Freedom Trail walk, plus Boston’s North End, from Boston Common to Paul Revere Mall.
“We walked around Boston on the Freedom Trail but it wasn't too much walking. We stood and listened quite a bit so someone who has a hard time standing might find this tour difficult. It was really interesting. Our friend didn't want to go on the tour, thought it sounded boring and was quite surprised and happy!”
North End Boston Food Tour with local guide Bobby Agrippino, wine and limoncello pairings, and nonstop Little Italy stories for $98.
“Amazing tour with great food and lots of it! Bobby and his stories were well worth the price alone. But you also won’t leave hungry. Everything timed out perfectly- our favorite food tour ever. Definitely recommend!”
