Canada · FOOD TOURS IN QUEBEC CITY
This is the shortlist you would send a friend flying in: 8 food tours in Quebec City, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before booking.
Taste Quebecois classics, poutine, pastries, maple taffy, and local drinks while exploring Old Quebec with a small group guide.
“This tour was excellent, Pierre did a great job keeping us going, giving us history and explaining the tradition and fusion foods!”
Taste five gourmet courses, paired drinks, and Old Quebec history on a three-hour small-group evening tour.
“Etienne took our group to four great restaurants over three hours, sharing some city and culinary history along the way. He was good, too, asking about any food allergies. The first stop featured an incredibly fresh and tasty salad, the second soup, and the third and fourth small entrees. The final stop also included a nice dessert.”
Taste five gourmet courses, sip wine or beer, and explore Old Quebec landmarks on a small-group history and food walk.
“It was a great tour. All the highlights of Quebec City were visited, informative historical information, Would do it again. Ask for Anne! She was a jewel.”
Taste Quebec classics, poutine, maple treats, wine, and gin while exploring Old Quebec with a guide on this three-hour food walk.
“Vincent was great- super friendly and knowledgeable. Very approachable as was the food in general even though we did get to try several new things. Food was really enjoyable. Highly recommend!”
Explore Île d’Orléans from Quebec City with tastings at three wineries, scenic views, small-group transport, and practical tips before booking.
“Celine our tour guide was great. Just right amount of stops - 3. Luck to have a sunny day!! ☀️🍷☀️🍷☀️🍷🥰”
Review of Quebec City's 3-hour gourmet food tour, with five courses, wine and beer pairings, Old Quebec sights, and practical tips.
“Exceptional. Our guide and the restaurants that were selected were the best . Definitely recommend if planning a visit to Quebec”
Explore Apikol in Quebec City for a live bee hive, honey-to-spirit tour, local mead tasting, and an eco-friendly urban farm experience.
“l learning the process, and tasting the product. Bee education was fantastic”
Review of Quebec City’s 3-hour historical walking and tasting tour, with four local food stops, guide tips, value, accessibility, and booking advice.
“This tour was really great. Our guide, Chantal, was fun, enthusiastic, and very knowledgeable. She was dressed in period costume and guided our small group as Marie Rollet (recognized as the first female French farmer and teacher in Quebec, alongside her husband Louis Hébert). I'm from Boston and see these sorts of groups all the time, trailing after some over-heated grad student dressed as one founding father or another. I usually roll my eyes, but Chatal's tour makes me reconsider my cynicism. We learned a lot about the settlement of the area and tasted delicious food in three really good restaurants (all distinct from each other in their approach to…”
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