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My husband and I were downtown yesterday to provision more food for our boat trip, but decided we had to have a little treat before heading out, and the staff was super friendly and quick.
Great experience overall. The service was smooth, the ambience was nice, and the food quality was better than expected. Will visit again with family.
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Wander the cobblestone streets of Washington, DC’s oldest neighborhood while tasting its rich culinary legacy. The Georgetown Food & Culture Tour offers a flavorful 3.5-hour journey through more than 250 years of history—from its origins as a working-class port town to its present-day reputation as a chic dining and retail destination.
Once a thriving hub for merchants and sailors before DC was even established, Georgetown has transformed into one of the capital's most iconic and stylish neighborhoods. But beneath its upscale surface, you’ll find a community deeply rooted in history, with red brick townhomes, converted factories, and longstanding food traditions that still thrive today.
This tour highlights the area's diverse culinary evolution, combining classic institutions that predate Prohibition with cutting-edge modern eateries. From handmade pies to globally inspired bites, every stop offers a taste of the past and present in one of the most walkable and visually stunning corners of the city.
Meeting in Georgetown
Meet your DC Metro Food Tours guide in Georgetown — Washington's oldest neighbourhood, predating the capital itself, with brick streets, Federal-period townhouses, and a food scene that's much better than its tourist-heavy reputation suggests.
The Tour
3–3.5 hours through Georgetown's streets. The route covers M Street, the waterfront, and the quieter residential blocks while stopping at local restaurants for multiple tastings. Your guide covers Georgetown's history from its colonial tobacco trading origins through its Kennedy-era celebrity, its role in DC politics, and the kitchens worth knowing about right now.
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After the Tour
Georgetown's C&O Canal towpath is one of DC's best walks for a post-tour stroll. The waterfront has a good selection of restaurants if you want to extend the afternoon.
Walking tour — Georgetown's streets include some cobblestone sections; wear comfortable, sturdy footwear. Tours run rain or shine. Dietary accommodations available with advance notice. ThrillGifts vouchers valid for 12 months from purchase.
This experience does not have a physical location and can be attended online.
This experience will be held at a location of your choice within the service area.
