Nashville Private Walking Food Tour With Secret Food Tours

Nick our tour guide was the best! Great guy, went over and beyond. A must try next time your in Nashville Tennessee! Bring walking shoes!

Colleen was adorable and very knowledgeable about East Nashville. The food was delicious and all 9 of us had a terrific time!

We’ve been on many food tours (2-3 per year), and this was by far the worst experience we’ve ever had. For $135 per person, we expected quality tastings and an engaging tour. Unfortunately, neither was delivered. One of the tastings consisted of two tiny, dried-up donuts. Another stop was at a food court—uninspired and lacking any uniqueness. One tasting included chicken so spicy only 2 out of 12 people could eat it. To top it off, another stop was at a fast food establishment. For $135, this was absolutely unacceptable. The tour took place in a bland commercial building area with no charm, history, or personality. It felt like walking through an old run down office park—not exactly what we envisioned for a food tour. We were assured the tour could accommodate one vegetarian in our group, but the options were laughable. One stop provided a cold small plastic side of beans, and another offered a fried hash brown (comparable to McDonald’s). Little history or context about the food or area was shared. When we politely expressed our disappointment, the guide, Josh, became defensive and rude, which only added to the frustration. Overall, we spent $135 per person ($1,620 total for our group of 12), but we could have visited all the stops ourselves for under $30 per person. This tour was a complete waste of time and money. We left feeling ripped off, disappointed, and regretful about wasting half a day on it. Save yourself the trouble and avoid this tour at all costs!