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Discover the North End of Boston on this highly acclaimed food tour, recognized by Yelp as Massachusetts' #1 food tour in 2025. Join small, intimate groups and enjoy a mix of delicious eats and fascinating stories from a local expert who knows the neighborhood inside out.
From award-winning pizza and pasta to hidden gems like a three-time Best of Boston bread bakery and a Food Network-featured salumeria, this tour offers a true taste of Boston's Italian-American heritage. Along the way, you'll meet colorful locals, hear stories you won't find online, and indulge in some of the best bites the North End has to offer.
Whether you're a foodie or just looking for a fun way to explore Boston, this experience combines great food, history, and laughs—making it a must-do for visitors and locals alike.
The tour lasts approximately 3.5 hours, giving you plenty of time to enjoy multiple tastings and stories.
Your ticket covers all food tastings at award-winning establishments, a professional local guide, taxes, and gratuities for servers.
Yes. The tour is suitable for children aged 2-17 and adults 18-99. Infants and small children can ride in strollers or prams.
Absolutely. The tour is wheelchair accessible, making it easier for everyone to enjoy the experience.
You’ll visit iconic pizza spots, enjoy authentic cannoli, explore hidden bakeries, sample house-made mozzarella, and end with a pasta feast at a popular local restaurant.
No, drinks are not included unless specified as complimentary. Gratuities for guides are optional.
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Start at 10:30 a.m. (11:30 a.m. on Sundays) at the Tony DeMarco Statue at Hanover and Cross Streets. First, enjoy a top-rated pizza, then visit the historic Old North Church and sample the best Italian sub. Next, explore a three-time Best of Boston bread bakery and a Food Network-featured salumeria. Finish with a pasta dish at a family-owned restaurant and a special cannoli.
Taste a slice of Sicilian pizza from Galleria Umberto, recognized as one of the top 100 pizzas in the U.S. and a James Beard Classic Award winner. During July and Sundays, enjoy Ernesto's award-winning pizza.
Indulge in a freshly filled cannoli from Modern Pastry, a North End institution since 1930.
Visit the hidden Bricco back alley to sample artisanal bread from a three-time Best of Boston bakery. Note: No gluten-free options available.
Experience house-made mozzarella and aged balsamic vinegar at a Food Network-featured salumeria in a back alley gem.
Enjoy hand-painted artisanal Bon Bons and, on Saturdays, sample natural wines at a newer North End chocolate shop.
Visit Polcari’s Coffee, a time capsule with an old-school vibe. Try their espresso or houseblend coffee in colder months, or their house-made lemon slush starting June 1st.
Stop at The Daily Catch, one of the North End’s oldest restaurants, famous for its fried calamari. Enjoy a takeout experience with a seafood twist.
Finish with a pasta feast at Ristorante Limoncello, where their signature dish was once featured on TIME magazine’s PAGE TWO.
Meet at the starting point
Boxer statue located at the corner of Hanover and Cross Streets in the North End, next to Mother Anna's restaurant. Please note, this is not at 191 Hanover Street, though the location on the map is correct.
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From $120.00 per person