Tucson Locally Owned Downtown Walking Food Tour with Lunch
by Tucson Food Tours
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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.$184Overview
Tucson offers a walking food tour through its downtown area that lasts about four hours. This locally owned tour includes lunch and features at least six tastings of local dishes. The guide leads guests through several historic and cultural sites, sharing stories about the city’s neighborhoods and culinary traditions. The route includes a 15-minute stop at Hotel Congress, a historic hotel known for its vintage style and the 1934 capture of gangster John Dillinger. The tour also visits the Tucson Historic Train Depot, built in 1907, which now functions as a museum and café. Another stop is a historic venue that has hosted live performances since 1920 and is important to Tucson’s entertainment history. The tour finishes with a 15-minute visit to a building noted for its Spanish Colonial Revival style, featuring a vibrant pink facade and a mosaic dome. Water is provided throughout, and the guide shares local history alongside the food tastings. This tour is the longest-running food tour in Tucson and has been locally owned for over 14 years.
Highlights
What's included
Itinerary
Hotel Congress
A historic hotel famous for its vintage charm and as the site of gangster John Dillinger’s 1934 capture, with a 15-minute stop.
15 min
Tucson Historic Train Depot
Built in 1907, this restored train depot served the Southern Pacific Railroad and now operates as a museum and café.
Historic Entertainment Venue
A venue known for eclectic live shows and a key part of Tucson’s downtown entertainment since 1920.
Spanish Colonial Revival Building
A building noted for its bright pink facade and mosaic dome, representing Spanish Colonial Revival architecture, with a 15-minute stop.
15 min
Meeting point
We meet at the courtyard that is on the north side of Congress Hotel. Your guide will be wearing a blue shirt that says Tucson Food Tours on it.
End point
We meet at the courtyard that is on the north side of Congress Hotel. Your guide will be wearing a blue shirt that says Tucson Food Tours on it.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.
Additional info
Tucson Locally Owned Downtown Walking Food Tour with Lunch
by Tucson Food Tours
Choose from 1 available option
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.$184Overview
Tucson offers a walking food tour through its downtown area that lasts about four hours. This locally owned tour includes lunch and features at least six tastings of local dishes. The guide leads guests through several historic and cultural sites, sharing stories about the city’s neighborhoods and culinary traditions. The route includes a 15-minute stop at Hotel Congress, a historic hotel known for its vintage style and the 1934 capture of gangster John Dillinger. The tour also visits the Tucson Historic Train Depot, built in 1907, which now functions as a museum and café. Another stop is a historic venue that has hosted live performances since 1920 and is important to Tucson’s entertainment history. The tour finishes with a 15-minute visit to a building noted for its Spanish Colonial Revival style, featuring a vibrant pink facade and a mosaic dome. Water is provided throughout, and the guide shares local history alongside the food tastings. This tour is the longest-running food tour in Tucson and has been locally owned for over 14 years.
Highlights
What's included
Itinerary
Hotel Congress
A historic hotel famous for its vintage charm and as the site of gangster John Dillinger’s 1934 capture, with a 15-minute stop.
15 min
Tucson Historic Train Depot
Built in 1907, this restored train depot served the Southern Pacific Railroad and now operates as a museum and café.
Historic Entertainment Venue
A venue known for eclectic live shows and a key part of Tucson’s downtown entertainment since 1920.
Spanish Colonial Revival Building
A building noted for its bright pink facade and mosaic dome, representing Spanish Colonial Revival architecture, with a 15-minute stop.
15 min
Meeting point
We meet at the courtyard that is on the north side of Congress Hotel. Your guide will be wearing a blue shirt that says Tucson Food Tours on it.
End point
We meet at the courtyard that is on the north side of Congress Hotel. Your guide will be wearing a blue shirt that says Tucson Food Tours on it.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.