



by West Palm Beach Food Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$188This walking food tour covers about 1.5 miles through downtown West Palm Beach and lasts nearly three hours. It visits locally owned restaurants off the usual tourist paths, offering a variety of tastings that provide enough food for lunch. Participants start with a Cuban guava and cheese pastry while enjoying waterfront views. The tour proceeds on foot to several stops, with about three blocks between each, combining food with local history and street art commentary. Stops include Pistache French Bistro, where guests sit down to a croque monsieur while overlooking the waterfront park. The tour also visits a venue serving Key West pink shrimp and grits paired with a Palm Beach spritz cocktail. At Salento Coffee, a Colombian husband and wife team demonstrate how to prepare a traditional Colombian coffee, which guests then share. Later, there is a tropical fruit tasting featuring coconuts, tamarinds, and key limes, including a coconut cutting demonstration. The final tasting is an authentic key lime pie, noted for not being green. The tour is fully guided and includes all food tastings, alcoholic beverages, fees, and taxes. Restroom access is provided at all sit-down restaurant stops. Participants walk at a leisurely pace and hear stories about the local area and its murals throughout the route.
Local restaurants and waterfront views
Begin with a Cuban guava and cheese pastry while enjoying the waterfront. Walk about 1.5 miles total over 2.5 hours with approximately three blocks between each restaurant. The guide shares stories and information about local murals. All restaurants offer seating and restroom access.
30 min
Pistache French Bistro
Walk through the waterfront park while learning some of the area's history. At Pistache French Bistro, one of downtown's oldest restaurants, enjoy a croque monsieur while seated in a dining room overlooking the park.
30 min
Key West pink shrimp and grits stop
Sample Key West pink shrimp and grits paired with a Palm Beach spritz cocktail. The venue features an old Florida beach bar atmosphere and shares stories connected to the food.
30 min
Salento Coffee demonstration
Visit a local coffee shop owned by a Colombian couple. The owner, Jaime, demonstrates a traditional Colombian coffee preparation method. Guests then participate in sharing the coffee as part of a Colombian tradition.
30 min
Tropical fruit tasting and key lime pie
Taste tropical fruits such as coconuts, tamarinds, and key limes. Watch a coconut cutting demonstration. The tour concludes with an authentic key lime pie, which is noted for not being green in color.
30 min
Meeting Point: E.R. Bradley's. Please enter on Datura Street and the hostess will seat you. Parking: Evernia Street Parking Garage, 333 Evernia Street. Our tour meeting point (E.R. Bradley's) is 3 blocks from the garage, and the tour finishes near the garage.
End point
Ganache Bakery is located next to the Evernia Street Parking Garage.




by West Palm Beach Food Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$188This walking food tour covers about 1.5 miles through downtown West Palm Beach and lasts nearly three hours. It visits locally owned restaurants off the usual tourist paths, offering a variety of tastings that provide enough food for lunch. Participants start with a Cuban guava and cheese pastry while enjoying waterfront views. The tour proceeds on foot to several stops, with about three blocks between each, combining food with local history and street art commentary. Stops include Pistache French Bistro, where guests sit down to a croque monsieur while overlooking the waterfront park. The tour also visits a venue serving Key West pink shrimp and grits paired with a Palm Beach spritz cocktail. At Salento Coffee, a Colombian husband and wife team demonstrate how to prepare a traditional Colombian coffee, which guests then share. Later, there is a tropical fruit tasting featuring coconuts, tamarinds, and key limes, including a coconut cutting demonstration. The final tasting is an authentic key lime pie, noted for not being green. The tour is fully guided and includes all food tastings, alcoholic beverages, fees, and taxes. Restroom access is provided at all sit-down restaurant stops. Participants walk at a leisurely pace and hear stories about the local area and its murals throughout the route.
Local restaurants and waterfront views
Begin with a Cuban guava and cheese pastry while enjoying the waterfront. Walk about 1.5 miles total over 2.5 hours with approximately three blocks between each restaurant. The guide shares stories and information about local murals. All restaurants offer seating and restroom access.
30 min
Pistache French Bistro
Walk through the waterfront park while learning some of the area's history. At Pistache French Bistro, one of downtown's oldest restaurants, enjoy a croque monsieur while seated in a dining room overlooking the park.
30 min
Key West pink shrimp and grits stop
Sample Key West pink shrimp and grits paired with a Palm Beach spritz cocktail. The venue features an old Florida beach bar atmosphere and shares stories connected to the food.
30 min
Salento Coffee demonstration
Visit a local coffee shop owned by a Colombian couple. The owner, Jaime, demonstrates a traditional Colombian coffee preparation method. Guests then participate in sharing the coffee as part of a Colombian tradition.
30 min
Tropical fruit tasting and key lime pie
Taste tropical fruits such as coconuts, tamarinds, and key limes. Watch a coconut cutting demonstration. The tour concludes with an authentic key lime pie, which is noted for not being green in color.
30 min
Meeting Point: E.R. Bradley's. Please enter on Datura Street and the hostess will seat you. Parking: Evernia Street Parking Garage, 333 Evernia Street. Our tour meeting point (E.R. Bradley's) is 3 blocks from the garage, and the tour finishes near the garage.
End point
Ganache Bakery is located next to the Evernia Street Parking Garage.