Food Tours Dallas

Dallas Weekend Food Tour: Explore Dallas' Culinary Scene

Guide Shawn

4.9 (10)

FOOD TOUR $89/person

Explore Dallas' Culinary Scene

Sat, Aug 8 • 11:00 AM +More Dates
2 to 12 guests
6 tasting stops • 3 hours
Dallas (Old East Dallas)

Dallas Food Tour: Tejano Trails, the True Flavors of Texas

Guide Lauren

4.3 (4)

FOOD TOUR $109/person

Tejano Trails, the True Flavors of Texas

Sat, Aug 8 • 3:00 PM +More Dates
2 to 25 guests
5 tasting stops • 4 hours
Dallas (Oak Cliff)

Dallas Food Tour + Drink Upgrade: Sip and Savor Deep Ellum Dallas

Guide Shawn

4.9 (10)

FOOD TOUR $115/person

Sip and Savor Deep Ellum Dallas

Sun, Aug 9 • 11:00 AM +More Dates
2 to 12 guests
6 tasting stops • 3 hours
Dallas (Old East Dallas)

Dallas Food Tour: A Taste of Deep Ellum Dallas

Guide Shawn

4.9 (10)

FOOD TOUR $89/person

A Taste of Deep Ellum Dallas

Mon, Aug 10 • 11:00 AM +More Dates
2 to 12 guests
6 tasting stops • 3 hours
Dallas (Old East Dallas)

Dallas Food Tour: Heart of Dallas: BBQ, Tacos and More

Guide Lauren

4.3 (4)

FOOD TOUR $109/person

Heart of Dallas: BBQ, Tacos and More

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2 to 20 guests
4 tasting stops • 3 hours
Dallas (Dallas Downtown Historic District)

Dallas Private Food Tour: The Best of Deep Ellum Dallas

Guide Shawn

4.9 (10)

FOOD TOUR $125/person

The Best of Deep Ellum Dallas

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5 to 12 guests
5 tasting stops • 3 hours
Dallas (Old East Dallas)

Why guests book Dallas food tours with confidence

6 guided food tours in Dallas

Taste 4 - 6+ stops with iconic dishes, drinks & desserts

Explore Dallas history, food culture & hidden gems

Great for locals, visitors, dates & groups

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Free 48-hour cancellation on most bookings

What guests are saying about these Dallas food tours

Amy L.

Booked the food tour Explore Dallas' Culinary Scene with Guide Shawn in Dallas (Old East Dallas)

We really had a great time exploring local eateries. Our guide was very chill and knowledgeable.

Sharon B.

Booked the food tour Sip and Savor Deep Ellum Dallas with Guide Shawn in Dallas (Old East Dallas)

In addition to the food, appreciated the info about history and art

Rhodesia DeShazer .

Booked the food tour Explore Dallas' Culinary Scene with Guide Shawn in Dallas (Old East Dallas)

Enjoy the tour! Learned a lot about Deep Ellum and the murals that graced yhe walls were magnificent! The tour was amazing!

Yolanda M.

Booked the food tour Explore Dallas' Culinary Scene with Guide Shawn in Dallas (Old East Dallas)

Matt was great. We appreciated the time he took and loved how he would stop traffic for us while we crossed the street.

Terry O.

Booked the food tour Tejano Trails, the True Flavors of Texas with Guide Lauren in Dallas (Oak Cliff)

Short answer: Wouldn't recommend this to a friend in Dallas and would have been very let down if this was something we booked while visiting a different city. Full detail: I hate saying this but hopefully it's helpful for others booking. Our guide was really nice, but the food tour itself was disappointing. We have done a decent number of food tours for similar prices and this was by far the weakest. Note: Seeing this page and as I am writing the review, I am wondering if we had a fill in guide and if that actually negatively impacted the tour. Our guide was not the person pictured on this page. He was really nice, easy going, and knew the script well. In hindsight though, maybe some of the things that seemed off with the tour were because it wasn’t the normal person. Food: 4 stops - our guide said there is a 5th (like it said in their email) but you only go if you are on the morning tour. Without spoiling here is the rundown. First stop was great, good food, history, with a substantial serving for a multi stop tour. All 4 in our group left food on the plate because we worried about being full – this was a mistake. Second stop was a good pop in for more of a small snack. Then there was a huge gap (maybe half the time of the food tour) of just walking. We walked to a cool neighborhood with tons of restaurants and bars but didn't stop for any food or drinks there before going back to the original street. Our guide said the morning tours would stop at an addition place on getting back to the main street but it closed at 4 so we didn’t go. It’s a bummer because there was no mention of this when booking a time, and our tour could have gone before it closed if we had just went before the walk to the other neighborhood (and I now see other reviews saying it was the best stop). The third stop the flavor was awesome, but it was just a tiny like 1 biter sized app version of the actual food, which was a bummer. We were hungry at this point expecting it to be a food focused tour and having held back on the first stop because their serving was large. This was exaggerated when the they brought out food for the guide and it was 6x the size of ours (like an actual order). This stop was also the only stop with a drink beyond water, which was another bummer because our guide mentioned there would be a drink at each stop. It ended at the shop next door for a desert bite. There was some fun stuff here but a lot that just seemed a bit off. It was probably about $15 worth of food over the 4 items. It would be a simple and smart heads up so say that bulk of the food was at the first stop. Rough to just always skip one stop with no replacement because of the tour time. And why say you are getting a special drink at each stop if there isn’t? Tour: Started very strong with a good speed round of Dallas history and moves into the neighborhood history. Then it turns into just kind of walking around from place to place for most of the time with the occasional call out. This was the bulk of the tour. It was made less enjoyable because you spend most of your time in direct sun (and time of year dependent, but for us the heat and humidity) while walking through an area that was in its "golden era during the 40s" as stated by the tour. It was a bit over two hours vs. the 4 hours that were stated, but that wasn't an issue as we were happy to be heading out by the end.

Dallas Food Tour FAQs

Everything to know before booking food tours in Dallas, from neighborhoods and pricing to walking routes, tastings, drinks, gifts, dietary needs and cancellation.

Are food tours in Dallas worth it?

Yes. Food tours in Dallas on Cozymeal have an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 stars across 12 reviews, so you can book with confidence. They're a delicious way to explore Dallas's local restaurants, neighborhood stories and standout bites in one easy outing.

How long are the food tours in Dallas and how much walking is involved?

Most food tours in Dallas run 3 to 4 hours and follow an easygoing route with 4 to 6 tasting stops. The pace is generally relaxed, though some tours cover more ground than others, so check the tour itinerary for the specific route.

How much do food tours in Dallas cost?

Food tours in Dallas start at $89 per person, with premium culinary tours and private experiences priced higher. Final pricing depends on the specific tour, group size, date and any available upgrades.

What happens if there is bad weather or I need to cancel?

Most food tours run rain or shine, and many stops are indoors or partially covered. Most bookings include free cancellation up to 48 hours before the experience. Bookings for events less than 48 hours away are typically non-refundable, so check the specific tour page for details.