



by Secret Food Tours San Francisco
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Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$170.98This walking food tour in San Francisco’s Mission District lasts about three and a half hours. It focuses on tasting five authentic dishes that represent the neighborhood’s diverse culinary heritage. The tour is led by a local guide who explains the history of the area, including its immigrant roots and Latino culture, and describes the significance of the murals, architecture, and food. The tasting begins with an artisan focaccia square from a local bakery. Next, the group samples a Mission-style baby burrito from a nearby taqueria. Following that is a Filipino-Mexican fusion taco featuring tocino. The tour continues with traditional Mexican sweet bread from a well-established bakery. The final tasting is a Secret Dish that is revealed only during the tour. The included foods are pan dulce, mariquitas, a Mission-style burrito, quesabirria, and the Secret Dish. Participants should be prepared for a fair amount of walking and wear comfortable shoes. The itinerary and menu may change depending on venue availability and weather. Guests with dietary restrictions are advised to contact the operator before the tour to discuss accommodations.
San Francisco’s sunniest and most eclectic neighborhood. A melting pot of cultures, the Mission is famous for its world-class taquerias, high-end dining, and a thriving arts scene. It’s a place where historic Victorian homes stand alongside cutting-edge galleries and bustling community markets.
30 min
Step into the oldest intact building in San Francisco, dating back to 1776. This California landmark offers a peaceful retreat from the city buzz, featuring a beautiful chapel with original Ohlone-patterned ceilings and a historic cemetery that tells the story of the city’s earliest days.
15 min
The birthplace of the Mission’s mural movement in the 1980s. This narrow alleyway serves as a powerful outdoor gallery, concentrated with vibrant street art that focuses on themes of social justice, Latin American heritage, and human rights. It is an essential stop for anyone wanting to see the "soul" of the neighborhood.
15 min
The Mission is SF’s vibrant heart—a sun-drenched mix of Latino heritage, tech-chic, and activism. Home to the city’s oldest building, world-famous burritos, and stunning mural-lined alleys, it’s where history meets a cutting-edge culinary and arts scene. It is the perfect location for a food tour! Wander from historic Mission Dolores to the trendy shops of Valencia Street, stopping for authentic tacos or artisanal treats. With its warm microclimate and soulful energy, it’s a must-visit.
60 min
Located between Mission and Valencia Streets, this alley offers a rotating collection of provocative, contemporary street art. Known for its bold political statements and community-focused themes, the artwork here is constantly evolving, reflecting the current social and cultural climate of San Francisco.
30 min
A massive, castle-like fortress built in 1912 for the National Guard. With its distinctive brick exterior and octagonal towers, this imposing structure has lived many lives—from a sporting arena to a film studio. Today, it stands as a monumental piece of Mission District history and an important landmark for neighborhood walking tours.
15 min
The Mission District Tour starts at 1268 Valencia St. San Francisco, CA. 94110. Your guide will carry an orange umbrella for easy recognition