Canada · MARKETS
5 reviewed
Canadian seasons are short and the good market tours fill up inside them. Here are the 5 best, with current prices and what makes each different, so you can book before the window shuts.
Taste six international dishes in Toronto’s Kensington Market on a small-group tour that skips long lines, lasting about 2.5 hours for $82.
“Great experience and great tour guide. If you are looking for a food tour in Toronto this is it, you won’t be disappointed.”
Taste St. Lawrence Market classics and the Distillery District on a 3-hour Toronto food tour with 6 tastings and a secret dish.
“Very professional, very informative, Iulia did a good job – well informed, well documented, well spoken, very good communicator, it was a good history lesson !”
Granville Island Public Market food tour with 20+ tastings, small groups, local stories, and shopping discounts to savor Vancouver.
“Excellent food tour. Maggie was excellent. Although the meeting instructions are somewhat vague and it was hard to find where to meet.”
Kensington Market food tour in Toronto with small tastings worldwide, Toronto food history, and a Canadian twist. 2.5 hours.
“The area was top notch, guide top notch. The choice of food was a little disappointing. With such a diverse area, too much fried food for our taste.”
Small-group Montreal e-bike tour through Plateau, Mile End and Jean-Talon Market, with street art murals and warm St-Viateur bagels.
“Martin, our guide was fabulous! Full of knowledge, patient, funny...absolutely perfect. We loved the alleys especially and a warm bagel in the park was a pleasant surprise. We enjoyed the introduction to areas we hadn't explored. Montreal is so bikable it was effortless to ride even for someone who literally rides a bike maybe once a year on a tour :-). Highly recommend!”
