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Discover Cincinnati’s vibrant food scene on our Private Cincinnati Food Tour with 6 local delicacies. Over three hours, you'll explore the city’s historic districts while tasting some of its most beloved dishes. From classic breakfast favorites to sweet treats, this tour offers a delicious way to learn about Cincinnati’s culture and history.
Enjoy exclusive tastings like the iconic Goetta, a hearty egg and cheese sandwich, and the legendary Taconey. Indulge in handmade cake truffles, a golden Liège waffle, and finish with a scoop of creamy Graeter’s ice cream. Along the way, your guide shares stories behind each dish and the neighborhoods they come from, making the experience both tasty and educational.
As a private tour, it’s tailored to your schedule and preferences. Start times are flexible, and the intimate setting ensures a cozy, personalized experience. Whether you're visiting Cincinnati for the first time or a local looking to explore hidden gems, this food tour offers a flavorful journey through the city’s rich culinary traditions.
The tour lasts approximately 3 hours, giving you plenty of time to enjoy all the tastings and sights.
Yes, the tour is suitable for all ages. Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller, and the experience is accessible for all fitness levels.
Your tour includes tastings of the iconic Cincinnati Taconey, handmade gourmet cake truffle, golden Liège waffle, legendary Graeter’s ice cream, a classic Goetta, egg & cheese sandwich, and our exclusive Secret Dish.
The tour does not include pick-up or drop-off services, and gratuities are not included but appreciated.
Yes, as a private tour, start times are flexible, and the experience can be tailored to your schedule and interests.
You can cancel for a full refund at least 24 hours before your tour start time.
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Findlay Market, Ohio's oldest public market, hosts over 50 merchants selling meats, produce, cheeses, and ethnic foods. It’s a lively hub of Cincinnati’s food culture, welcoming more than a million visitors annually.
Washington Park, a 6-acre green space built on historic cemetery land, now hosts over 300 events yearly, including live music, markets, and outdoor activities.
Music Hall, a historic performance venue dating back to 1878, home to Cincinnati’s ballet, symphony, opera, and more.
Over-the-Rhine district, known as Cincinnati’s Rhineland, features well-preserved 19th-century German architecture and a lively scene of breweries, gastropubs, and trendy bars.
Central Parkway, part of Cincinnati’s historic parkway system, follows the old Miami & Erie Canal route and was planned with a subway that was never completed.
The Banks, a vibrant mixed-use area along the Ohio River, has transformed the riverfront into a lively hub of dining, entertainment, and recreation since the 1820s.
Great American Ball Park, home to the Cincinnati Reds, opened in 2003, replacing the old Cinergy Field.
The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, opened in 2004, highlights Cincinnati’s role in the Underground Railroad and the fight for freedom.
The John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge, completed in 1866, was once the longest suspension bridge in the world, connecting Cincinnati to Covington, Kentucky.
Meet at the starting point
The meeting spot is in front of Jane’s at Findlay Market, located at Elm & Elder, 45202 Elm St, Cincinnati, OH 45202.
Open in Google MapsYou can cancel for a full refund at least 24 hours before your tour start time.
The supplier reviews your request and confirms your booking usually within 24 hours.
From $306.00 per person