Delightful Walking Food Tours in Nashville, TN!
Two popular and must explore areas in Nashville!
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The Gulch tour begins at the historic and beautiful Union Station Hotel on Broadway, which originally housed the Nashville train station. Eat at 5 popular restaurants, learn interesting history and stroll past numerous murals.
- 2.75 Hours Duration 2.75 Hours
- Union Station Location Union Station
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The Historic Germantown Food Tour is a walking food tour with a taste of history in Nashville’s first neighborhood, north of the state capitol. Germantown is full of award-winning and popular restaurants, history and murals.
- 2.75 Hours Duration 2.75 Hours
- Germantown Location Germantown
Are you ready to explore Nashville’s Germantown happy hour scene?! This tour will be two hours of happiness and enjoyment!
- 2 Hours Duration 2 Hours
- Germantown Location Germantown
Three Great Tours to Choose From!
Our Nashville food tours are fun and memorable experiences, even if you’ve visited a gazillion times or are a local! Don’t just take our word for it, see what our past guests have said: “Amazing tour – great food and a great host,” “both tours were delicious and fun,” and it was “the best team building activity!”
One of our food tours is in Germantown, Nashville’s first neighborhood which is now in the peak of redevelopment and home to numerous award-winning restaurants, (no it is not German food!) We start at the Farmers Market and then walk through the Bicentennial Capitol Park before walking over to historic Germantown with large trees, brick sidewalks, boutiques, and amazing restaurants with great food!
The Gulch District has developed into a hotspot for young urbanites where you can find great restaurants, shopping, nightlife, and mid-rise residential life. This food tour of Nashville starts at the historic and beautiful Union Station Hotel which was the railroad terminal, then crosses over the viaduct and down into The Gulch district to sample some of the most popular and talked about foods in Nashville.
Germantown and The Gulch District are both popular, unique must-see areas of Nashville! Discover them on a tour with Local Tastes of Nashville!
Meet at the Farmers Market/Union Station
Stroll Through Historic Germantown/Gulch
Savor Foods from 5-6 Restaurants
Sightsee & Taste History
People Love Our Nashville Food Tour with a Touch of History!
I was really skeptical when I found out that my team (work outing) decided to do a food tour. I am a real meat and potatoes guy, and I thought this might consist of really sophisticated (aka terrible tasting) food served in tiny portions. WRONG!! The food was AMAZING!!! Tennessee BBQ, Grits, Brisket from Heaven, and quite possibly the best cupcake I have ever eaten in my life. The portions sizes were great, too, and that's coming from a guy north of 300 pounds, so...yeah.
– GrantT01 on TripAdvisor
I highly recommend. Laurie was our leader - she was knowledgeable and interesting as she brought us through the market, bicentennial park, and Germantown. The tour is an excellent combination of history, local interest, and awesome food! We even went back the next day for dinner at one of the restaurants
– Katho99 on TripAdvisor
Was a great food walking tour. We had samples several good places. Kristin was knowledgeable and interacted with all on the tour. I have to say Biscuit Love and the candy store were my favorites, but hubby loved Peg Leg Porker. But all the other spots were good too. Enjoyed it and would do it again!
– Sherill K. on TripAdvisor
Thank you for a fun day on The Gulch Tour with our awesome tour guide, Amanda! As locals we enjoyed learning Nashville history facts we didn't know and trying some amazing food! Highly recommend Local Tastes of Nashville - we loved it!!
– Angie B. on Facebook
We did the private tour in Germantown and it was amazing. Debbie was super friendly and knowledgeable about the area. We did have dietary restrictions that were accommodated at each stop. More than enough for lunch. Highly recommend!
– Sarah P. on Facebook