Downtown Culinary Walking Tour

Is the Downtown Culinary Walking Tour worth it?

With 120 reviews at 4.9 stars, it's one of the three most-booked food tours we track. That volume matters: the rating is earned across thousands of nights, seasons, and guides, not a lucky first month.

How it compares

We track 10 food tours with reviews in Charleston, and this is the second most-reviewed of them. Per-person prices in this category run $22 to $117; at $110 this one sits right around the middle.

What to expect

Charleston is one of America's best food cities, and a food tour is the efficient way to taste it: a handful of restaurants in a couple of hours, Lowcountry staples like shrimp and grits and she-crab soup, and a guide who explains the Gullah Geechee roots of the cooking. Come hungry; the tastings usually add up to a meal.

From the operator: Explore Charleston's City Market in the historic downtown district on a guided foodie walking tour. Learn about the city's history while enjoying tastings of Lowcountry cuisine.

The details

• Price: from $110 per person
• Duration: 2.5 hours
• Rating: 4.9 out of 5, from 120 reviews
• Cancellation: free cancellation available

Common questions

How much does the Downtown Culinary Walking Tour cost?

From $110 per person. Prices move with season and availability, so the checkout price on GetYourGuide is the current one.

How long does it last?

2.5 hours.

Can I cancel it?

Yes — this tour offers free cancellation. Check the cutoff time (usually 24 hours before) when you book.

Where do I book it?

Through GetYourGuide, this site's booking partner. You can usually reserve now and pay later, which holds your spot without committing.