264 reviewsRated 4.7
3 hToronto: St Lawrence & Distillery Food Tour with 6 Tastings
★ 4.7 · 264 reviews
- Three hours, Six tastings in two districts
- Guided tour
- Mobile voucher accepted
- Free cancellation
$85$28.33 / hour
Check availability→ Tastings, Kensington and a meal cruise
Toronto food tours: tastings, Kensington and a meal cruise
Toronto food tours on this site come down to one tasting walk and four listings where eating, or St. Lawrence Market, is part of the day. The tasting walk costs $85 for three hours, with six tastings across St. Lawrence and the Distillery District; its description names peameal bacon, poutine and butter tarts. The lowest price is $37 for a three-hour walk through Kensington Market and Chinatown that names local food. For a sit-down meal, a harbour cruise serves lunch, brunch or dinner for $51, 2 to 2.5 hours. None of the descriptions names a meeting point.
Quick answer
The short answer. If eating is the point, book the $85 walk: of the Toronto food tours here it is the only one built around tastings, rated 4.7 on 264 reviews. On a tighter budget, the $37 Kensington Market and Chinatown walk names local food and carries the highest score on this page, 4.8 on 73 reviews. If you would rather sit than walk, the $51 harbour cruise has a meal on board and the most reviews of the five, 1,564.
Toronto food tours at a glance
- Listings on this page
- 5from $37
- Built around tastings
- One listing$85, six tastings, 3 hours
- Lowest price
- $37Kensington Market and Chinatown, 3 hours
- Meal on board
- $51lunch, brunch or dinner, 2 – 2.5 hours
- St. Lawrence Market named
- Two on this page$70 walk and $133 day
- CN Tower included
- Two on this pagethe same $70 and $133 listings
- Most reviewed
- 1,564 reviewsthe meal cruise, rated 4.5
- Highest rating
- 4.873 reviews, $37
- Cost per hour
- $12.33 to $46.67where the length is one figure
- Cancellation
- Free cancellationshown on all five listings
Listing by listing
What each of the Toronto food tours here puts on the plate
Six tastings, $85, three hours. The St. Lawrence and Distillery walk is the one food tour proper on this site. Its description names cobblestone streets and local dishes such as peameal bacon, poutine and butter tarts, in two neighbourhoods. 264 reviews at 4.7.
Kensington Market and Chinatown, $37, three hours. A small-group walk with a local guide; local food is one of the things it names, next to the stories. It does not say how many tastings there are. 73 reviews at 4.8.
A meal on the harbour, $51, 2 to 2.5 hours. Lunch, brunch or dinner on a cruise, with freshly prepared food and views of the skyline. 1,564 reviews at 4.5.
St. Lawrence Market with the CN Tower, $70 or $133. The 90-minute walk also names the Hockey Hall of Fame and Union Station. The five-hour day adds hotel pickup, Nathan Phillips Square and a harbour cruise. Neither lists food in the price.
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73 reviewsRated 4.8
3 hToronto Kensington Market & Chinatown Walking Tour
★ 4.8 · 73 reviews
- Three hours, Kensington Market and Chinatown on foot
- Guided tour
- Mobile voucher accepted
- Free cancellation
$37$12.33 / hour
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1,564 reviewsRated 4.5
2 - 2.5 hToronto: Premium Harbor Cruise with Lunch, Brunch, or Dinner
★ 4.5 · 1,564 reviews
- 2 to 2.5 hours, Harbour cruise with lunch, brunch or dinner
- Water activity
- Mobile voucher accepted
- Free cancellation
185 reviewsRated 4.6
90 minToronto: Small Group Tour with CN Tower Entry
★ 4.6 · 185 reviews
- One and a half hours, Walk with a guide, then CN Tower
- Guided tour
- Mobile voucher accepted
- Free cancellation
$70$46.67 / hour
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325 reviewsRated 4.7
5 hToronto: Premium Driving Tour with Tower and Harbour Cruise
★ 4.7 · 325 reviews
- Five hours, CN Tower, St. Lawrence Market, harbour cruise
- Hotel pickup included
- Small group
- Free cancellation
$133$26.60 / hour
Check availability→ Pick by your appetite
Which food listing to book, if…
One line each, matched to what the Toronto food tours on this page actually say.
- Tasting is the whole point
The $85 St. Lawrence and Distillery walk: six tastings in three hours, and the only listing here sold as a food tour.
- Your budget is under $40
The $37 Kensington Market and Chinatown walk, three hours. It is the only one of the five under that line.
- Kensington is the neighbourhood you want
The closest thing to a Kensington Market food tour on this site is that same $37 walk. It names local food, but its description does not list the dishes.
- You would rather sit down to eat
The $51 harbour cruise with lunch, brunch or dinner, 2 to 2.5 hours on the water.
- You also want to go up the CN Tower
The $70 walk, 90 minutes, which names St. Lawrence Market; or the $133 five-hour day with hotel pickup and a harbour cruise.
- You have only 90 minutes
The same $70 walk: it is the shortest listing on this page.
Every trip, current fare
Toronto food tours side by side
Price, length, cost per hour and rating, read off the live listings in October 2026. The meal cruise runs 2 to 2.5 hours, so its cost-per-hour cell is empty; it works out at $20.40 to $25.50 an hour.
| Tour | Length | Price | What you get | Cost per hour | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Toronto: St Lawrence & Distillery Food Tour with 6 Tastings | 3 h | $85 | Six tastings in two districts | $28.33 | 4.7 · 264 |
| Toronto Kensington Market & Chinatown Walking Tour | 3 h | $37 | Kensington Market and Chinatown on foot | $12.33 | 4.8 · 73 |
| Toronto: Premium Harbor Cruise with Lunch, Brunch, or Dinner | 2 - 2.5 h | $51 | Harbour cruise with lunch, brunch or dinner | — | 4.5 · 1,564 |
| Toronto: Small Group Tour with CN Tower Entry | 90 min | $70 | Walk with a guide, then CN Tower | $46.67 | 4.6 · 185 |
| Toronto: Premium Driving Tour with Tower and Harbour Cruise | 5 h | $133 | CN Tower, St. Lawrence Market, harbour cruise | $26.60 | 4.7 · 325 |
Worth it?
Are Toronto food tours worth the money?
Start with the hour. The six-tasting walk costs $28.33 an hour; the Kensington Market and Chinatown walk $12.33. The gap is $48 for the same three hours, and what it buys is a tour built around tastings, with dishes named in the listing, rather than a walk where food is one item among several.
The meal cruise is the way here to sit down to a meal with a view: $51 for 2 to 2.5 hours. Its 4.5 is the lowest score of the five, on by far the most reviews, 1,564.
The two CN Tower listings are not Toronto food tours and should not be booked as one. They name St. Lawrence Market, but neither says food is included. They make sense if the CN Tower is on your list anyway and St. Lawrence Market is a bonus.
Want the Distillery District without the tastings? A one-hour historic walk there is $20, and the other guided walks in the city are compared on their own page.
Guided walks compared→Before you pay
What the food listings leave out
The meeting point. None of the five descriptions names one, and only the $133 day mentions hotel pickup. Check the start on the listing before you book.
Dietary needs. No description says whether vegetarian or other special diets are catered for. If that matters, ask through the listing before paying for any of these Toronto food tours.
What the price covers. The $85 walk names six tastings in its title. The $37 walk names local food without saying how much is in the price. The cruise names a meal; drinks are not mentioned.
Cancelling. All five listings show Free cancellation. The exact cut-off is on each listing.
For the harbour without a meal, the shorter sightseeing cruises are compared on their own page, and the full list of 37 tours is on the home page.
Common questions
Toronto food tours: common questions
How much does a food tour in Toronto cost?
On this site, $85 for the six-tasting walk through St. Lawrence and the Distillery District, and $37 for the Kensington Market and Chinatown walk, which names local food. A harbour cruise with lunch, brunch or dinner is $51. Prices are read off the live listings and can change.
How long are Toronto food tours?
Three hours for both walks and 2 to 2.5 hours for the meal cruise. The two listings that pair St. Lawrence Market with the CN Tower last 90 minutes and five hours.
What do you eat on the St. Lawrence and Distillery walk?
Its description names peameal bacon, poutine and butter tarts, and its title promises six tastings across two neighbourhoods. The full list of stops is on the listing.
Is there a food walk in Kensington Market and Chinatown?
Yes: a three-hour small-group walk for $37, rated 4.8 on 73 reviews. Its description names local food along with stories from a local guide. It does not say how many tastings the price covers, so check that on the listing.
Does any tour visit St. Lawrence Market?
Three listings name it: the $70 90-minute walk with CN Tower entry, the $105 downtown tour and the $133 five-hour day with hotel pickup. None of the three says food is included in the price.
Can you eat on a harbour cruise?
Yes. The $51 cruise lets you choose lunch, brunch or dinner, 2 to 2.5 hours on the water, rated 4.5 on 1,564 reviews. The cruises without a meal are compared on the boat tours page.
Can I cancel a food tour booking?
All five listings on this page show Free cancellation. The exact cut-off is set out on each listing.
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