SAN FRANCISCO
35 Tours Reviewed
Private wine days beat the usual trial-and-error. This VIP style tour in Sonoma wine country is built for you to relax while someone else handles appointments and routing, with 2–4 pre-selected wine stops (or help securing your own choices). I…
Alcatraz plus Sausalito in one smooth stretch. What makes the Alcatraz Sausalito Express work is the assigned timed entry to the Cellhouse and the way the schedule bundles that with a real taste of Sausalito and a quick Golden Gate…
Castles, tastings, and a sign stop in one day. The Napa Valley Wine and Food Tasting Tour strings together big-name stops with just enough structure to keep things moving, starting with crossing the Golden Gate Bridge and heading straight into…
Food and sea lions in three hours. This private San Francisco walk pairs classic Wharf bites with quick stories at Ghirardelli, Boudin, and Pier 39. You start near the chocolate counter, then work your way along the waterfront to watch…
A short audio walk can change how you see a neighborhood. This self-guided VoiceMap tour takes you through San Francisco’s Japantown with stop-by-stop context that goes far beyond the usual food scene. Two things I really like: the offline-ready audio…
Street food meets earthquake lore. This Mission District walking tour strings together landmarks, stories, and snacks in a tight loop that ends at Balmy Alley. One of my favorite parts is the Café de Olla stop, where you try Oaxacan-style…
Mission District food feels personal. This private San Francisco Mission District tour pairs street-art walking with a steady run of tastings, led by Mark, who clearly enjoys the Mission community, its art, and the local food scene. I especially like…
San Francisco has a snack trail with stories. This North Beach & Chinatown Food History Tour strings together the city’s Gold Rush grit, jazz-age swagger, and Chinatown’s street-food culture—while you eat your way block by block. I especially love how…
San Francisco tastes like a city at full volume, and this private food walk is one smart way to hear it clearly. I like the 100% personalized planning that starts with a short questionnaire, and I like that the route…
North Beach has a special kind of flavor. This 3-hour, small-group walk led by Blandina Farley’s Fabulous Tours pairs classic Italian-American stops with art-filled shop time. You’ll get a close-up look at the neighborhood from someone who actually lives there,…
San Francisco’s Mission District feeds your curiosity. This 3-hour walking food tour mixes serious cravings with neighborhood context, hitting standout spots like taqueria favorites and a James Beard pastry legend while you learn how the Mission grew into what it…
North Beach feels like San Francisco in miniature: tight streets, big stories, and food that’s hard to forget. This small-group walk mixes Italian tastings with street-level history, including a behind-the-glass look at the City Lights literary scene and the murals…
Chinatown teaches fast—starting at Dragon’s Gate. This 150-minute walking tour mixes famous sights with lesser-noticed details, all led by Joseph with a small group of up to 12. I like two big things right away: the small-group pace (you can…
Chinatown tastes better with a plan. This small-group walk threads together Chinatown landmarks and dim sum so you’re not wandering around hungry and confused. It’s timed right, paced well, and built around hands-on food stops plus a respectful look at…
Three hours, one hungry plan. This Mission District street food tour mixes real local eats with a laugh-out-loud guide, led by Emma, and it adds walkable neighborhood sights along the way. The big plus is the variety: you’ll sample standout…
