Walking tours through the city's most exciting neighborhoods, van tours that stitch together stops you'd never combine on your own, and seasonal dinner series you won't find anywhere else.
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Designed to show off the best that Columbus' Short North has to offer: restaurants, public art, history, and more.
Sights, flavors, and history of the largest privately restored neighborhood in the country. Stops have included Katzinger's, Schmidt's, and Barcelona.
Explore how Dublin has become one of the most interesting and delicious destinations in Central Ohio.
Old Worthington's historic district with food, history, and the beloved Saturday farmers market.
A walking tour featuring pizza restaurants in Italian Village and the Short North. Neapolitan, Detroit, and Columbus styles.
Travel the world without leaving Columbus. International cuisine in the immigrant communities along Cleveland Avenue: Filipino, Vietnamese, Yemeni, Brazilian, Mexican.
Nobody knows Columbus' expansive taco truck scene better. Five trucks on the west side, regional Mexican cuisine.
Five Asian cuisines in one Columbus neighborhood. No passport required.
A walking tour of Grandview Avenue, one of Central Ohio's top dining destinations. Stops include The Avenue, Si Senor, and Jeni's.
A Short North walking tour pairing festive seasonal drinks with light noshes. Stops include Barley's, SoCal Kitchen, and Pie of the Tiger.
A monthly dinner series pairing a celebrated Columbus chef with The Parker House, a wooded escape in Gahanna that feels like the Hocking Hills.
A rotating dinner series exploring a different world cuisine each time. Current edition: the flavors of the Ottoman Empire, a multi-dish halal Turkish dinner.
Tours run with a minimum of 4 guests booked. If a date doesn't meet the minimum, we reschedule you or issue a full refund gift card.
Tours run rain or shine. The only cancellations come from severe weather that threatens guest safety, which is rare.
Vegetarians can be accommodated with advance notice on most tours. We are not able to accommodate vegan or celiac guests on most tours. The Taco Truck Tour is not suitable for vegetarians.
Every tour provides enough delicious food to replace one meal. Nobody leaves hungry.
Strollers aren't practical given space constraints in shops and restaurants. Service dogs are permitted; pets are not. Children should be assessed individually.
Tipping at restaurants is included. An optional gratuity for your guide is appreciated. Many guides have Venmo QR codes available.
Most of our public tours are also available as private experiences for groups of 8 or more, plus we offer progressive dining, happy hour mingles, foodie scavenger hunts, and fully bespoke options for groups up to 75.
For corporate groups, conferences, and team building, see our corporate events page.
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