Victoria is a haven for food lovers, and a guided walking food tour is one of the best ways to explore the city’s rich culinary scene and vibrant history. Combining historic charm with modern flavours, these tours take you through some of Victoria’s most iconic neighbourhoods, including Chinatown, Old Town, and downtown.

Each tour typically includes 7 local foodie stops, offering 8-10 delicious samples of food and beverages that showcase the city’s diverse culinary offerings. You might enjoy farm-to-table dishes, South Indian specialties, authentic Mexican tacos, Thai dumplings, Cantonese baked buns, Middle Eastern street food, pastries, charcuterie, French macarons, and even decadent chocolate tastings. To complement the flavours, you may also get to sample local craft beer, BC wines, or other regional beverages. Please note, dishes may vary depending on availability, and vegetarian options are often available, though gluten allergies may not be accommodated.

Along the way, you’ll explore historic sites such as the Victoria Public Market, Fan Tan Alley, Market Square, the Legislature Building, the Inner Harbour, the Royal Theater, and Fort Street. These tours are led by expert local guides who share fascinating stories about Victoria’s early history and its evolution into a modern food destination.

With light walking (approximately 45 minutes), these tours are accessible and wheelchair-friendly, making them an ideal way to uncover the hidden culinary gems of Victoria while soaking in its history and culture.