Seattle Food Tours - Walking and Sampling Tours of Seattle, Washington (WA)

Seller:	SeattleFoods
	Seattle Food Tours, LLC

Ratings Summary: Rating: 4.6

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	# of Reviews	Overall Rating	Positive Points	Negative Points	% Positive	Average Rating
Last 3 months	75	171	173	2	97%	4.6
Last 6 months	141	323	328	5	96%	4.6
Last 12 months	177	414	419	5	97%	4.6
All	420	1064	1071	7	98%	4.7

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	Overall Rating	% Positive	Average Rating
Pike Place Market Lunch Sampler	209	96%	4.5
Belltown Restaurant Tour	120	98%	4.7
Seattle Walking Food Tour of Belltown & Pike Place	85	100%	4.7

Date Attended [v]	Reviewer	Gender	Age	Where From?	Group Type?
Fantastic Seattle Walking Food Tour of Belltown & Pike Place
Fri, Jan 16 10:15 AM	katiem410	Female	30-39	Local	Couple on a Date
Our guide Carol was fun and informative. She provided history of the area and information on the restaurants and some other attractions. My boyfriend and I had such a good time. I have highly recommended this attraction to all of my friends and family! Thank you!
Great Way to Explore Seattle Walking Food Tour of Belltown & Pike Place
Sat, Jan 10 10:15 AM	kfarmer	Female	20-29	Local	Individual
I thought it was a fantastic tour. The guide was knowledgeable and worked with the group to personalize the tour for us and our interests. We got to see a lot of really great restaurants that are not well known but should be. The food was amazing!
Unexpectedly Interesting Seattle Walking Food Tour of Belltown & Pike Place
Sat, Jan 3 10:15 AM	ericnoh85	Male	20-29	Local	Group of Friends
A friend dragged me into this food tour and I thought to myself, "$40 bucks for a tour that doesn't even provide much food!" I went into the food tour thinking I was going to be hungry and bored, but turns out I had lots of fun. It was about 40 degrees, but our food tour guide (Carol) was so knowledgeable. She knew everything there was to know about Belltown and also about pikes. She told interesting stories about the city. Most of the restaurants she did mention were on the higher end and out of my cost range. I am a bigger guy and love to devour large amounts of food (ie. meaning I like quantity over quality). She did however recommend other restaurants that were a bit cheaper. I don't think I'll be hitting up all the recommended restaurants in the future, but a couple of them intrigued me.
YUM! Seattle Walking Food Tour of Belltown & Pike Place
Tue, Dec 30, 08 10:15 AM	shepardson	Female	Under 20	Local	Unspecified
The tour was short but very detailed. The guide knew the menu, the owners and the history of every place we visited - making the tour very full and informative. For wine lovers or new-comming Seattlites this tour is a great way to find the little cozy wine cellar you always wanted or the best four star to welcome you to the city! High school seniors or other soon to be graduates would love the tour as a way to find the best place to say 'so long' to their classes! There were a variety of eateries - ranging from fun and casual, to ethnic yummies, or black-tie only occasions. Samples are flavorfull and fit in to many diets - however bathroom stops are very limited so go when you can...
Great Information Plus Great Food Seattle Walking Food Tour of Belltown & Pike Place
Tue, Dec 30, 08 10:15 AM	Elustig	Female	30-39	Local	Family Without Children
What a fun experience. I learned a lot about Seattle and was able to enjoy some excellent food too. If you like to eat and enjoy restaurants, this experience is for you.
Not enough sit down/ not the best order Seattle Walking Food Tour of Belltown & Pike Place
Sat, Dec 27, 08 10:15 AM	lyncoffin	Female	60-69	Local	Family Without Children
Carol our guide was friendly and informative, but the tour was not as I expected (hoped). I imagined a kind of progressive brunch, beginning with a Latte and a warm muffin (to be eaten sitting down) and then progressing through other "courses." We began at Macrina, but standing outside in the freezing cold. We got an apple coffee cake thing from Macrina (which was cold) which I didn't care for, then we went immediately to pork barbecue. (I'm vegetarian) Somewhere a little down the line, we had a chocolate, followed by salmon salad. We ended with a wonderful tiny piece of cocoanut cream pie (served cold, in the cold). I would recommend a different progression, vegetarian options at every stop, and no "out on the sidewalk standing up" eating. I'd also make sure each place had a significant contribution to make. One little place (Xtori) seemed very friendly, but we didn't even get a chance to sit at the counter (although no one else was in there) and their offering was a tiny tiny (quarter of a sugar cube) piece of cheese on a stick and a thin thin dime-sized piece of smoked meat (which I couldn't eat)- It's a nice idea- I hope it modulates into a progressive brunch. (Of the offerings, my son said the salmon salad was good, and we both liked the sweets)
Fantastic Seattle Walking Food Tour of Belltown & Pike Place
Sat, Dec 13, 08 10:15 AM	smile4kris	Female	20-29	Domestic Tourist(s)	Group of Friends
This was a fantastic tour and I highly recommend it to anyone. Steve, our guide, was incredibly knowlegeable, the food was excellent. I will DEFINITELY be back! I can't wait to go try some new restaurants in Belltown, too! A+++. Gold Star.
Delightful, insightful, covered varied tastes Seattle Walking Food Tour of Belltown & Pike Place
Sat, Nov 22, 08 10:15 AM	CDBalentine	Female	50-59	Domestic Tourist(s)	Couple on a Date
We took the tour the first day of our visit and used the guide and packet information to plan the remaining four days. With just the right amount of information on style and local color, we ate every meal for the rest of the trip in a different restaurant from the tour, each well living up to the description. Carol's commentary proved right on target; clear, succinct and just enough detail to be engaging. Several locals in the group mentioned that they learned new things about the area. On a practical note, Carol kept the tour on schedule without appearing rushed or held back. I particularly appreciated the coordination with the restaurants where we would be taking samples, with everything ready to be served as we arrived. I would suggest you develop a tour adapted for the individual dependent upon a wheelchair. I know it is listed as a "walking" tour, but there is a growing population of very mobile people, lively and ready to enjoy (read "spend money at") good restaurants, but mobile by means of a wheel chair. We will be sure to find out if there is a similar tour wherever we travel.
Wonderful Tour Seattle Walking Food Tour of Belltown & Pike Place
Fri, Nov 21, 08 10:15 AM	amgiovan	Female	30-39	Domestic Tourist(s)	Group of Friends
This tour provided so much great information about the Belltown and Pike Place areas and restaurants. The treats along the way were wonderful and way more than expected. It was great to take this tour at the beginning of our trip as it allowed us to make decisions based on the information we had heard from the tour and not randomly pick a spot. Out of the 30+ restaurants described during the tour, we tried 7 during our 3 day stay and they all lived up to their expectations. Thanks so much! Highly recommend this tour!
Do it on your first morning in Seattle. Seattle Walking Food Tour of Belltown & Pike Place
Fri, Nov 21, 08 10:15 AM	JimBliek	Male	60-69	Domestic Tourist(s)	Family Without Children
This was such a great experience. The hostess was so knowledgable - about the city, the sights, the restaurants, the chefs and the history. We only wish every city would make something just like this available. It was a tremendous resource and we used it over and over again during our stay in Seattle. We only ate at restaurants that she told us about - and she was right on in every case. If you can't tell, we loved it and would recommend it to everyone. We were able to experience things that we never would have on our own - and the tastings along the way were great - had a wonderful /breakfast/lunch during the two hour tour. Do it - you won't regret it! Best money we spent on the trip.
Extremely helpful and educational Seattle Walking Food Tour of Belltown & Pike Place
Fri, Nov 14, 08 10:15 AM	WaltSmith	Male	50-59	Domestic Tourist(s)	Family Without Children
Carol was an excellent guide. She gave us the scoop on some divine chocolate from Rosie. She also steered us to some of the best Marsala we've ever had. Her companion Steve was also adept and spent time with all members of the tour. This tour was great. We had a walking five course meal while getting the lowdown on some of Seattle's finest eats. I would go on this tour again and bring my newbie friends along.
enjoyable, informative, and delicious Seattle Walking Food Tour of Belltown & Pike Place
Sat, Nov 8, 08 10:15 AM	LiloBlack	Female	40-49	Domestic Tourist(s)	Couple on a Date
Enjoyable, informative and delicious!
great tour Seattle Walking Food Tour of Belltown & Pike Place
Thu, Oct 30, 08 10:15 AM	brianal	Female	30-39	Local	Group of Friends
my team had a great time on this tour. we are local, but we learned a lot about belltown and the food was great. the only downside was we thought there would be more food, so we had to go out after for lunch.
Great way to taste your way through local history. Seattle Walking Food Tour of Belltown & Pike Place
Sat, Oct 25, 08 10:15 AM	Lindambaer	Female	50-59	Domestic Tourist(s)	Individual
I was looking for something our college-aged son and I could do with only a day. Hiking was a bit far away. At the end of the tour he said he enjoyed it and had spotted one place he'd really like to come back to. I enjoyed hearing just about a small section of Seattle. I will write up the best of the best restaurant recommendations for my local Seattle friends as a way to say thank you for hosting me.
Better for locals than tourists Seattle Walking Food Tour of Belltown & Pike Place
Sat, Oct 25, 08 10:15 AM	Smurray751	Female	30-39	Domestic Tourist(s)	Family Without Children
My husband and I moved to Seattle a few months ago, we noted a number of restaurants that we'd go back and try - based on the samples or the recommendations of the guide. However, my parents were visting from PA. They noted that they enjoyed the tour, but thought it was better suited to locals - who would have time/interest in coming back to visit the restaurants spoken about but not sampled. A lot of conversation was spent talking about "down this street there's a great Mexican restaurant and a bakery..." But, snipits of info on 40 restaurants isn't useful to people in town for a weeked. I think a better experience for tourists would be focusing on "Seattle staples" or samples @ notable resturants or food from notable chefs, then discuss more about seattle architecture (as you walk by the bldgs) or history - either of Seattle or the food. The number of samples was good, though more would always be better :); The portions were surprisingly large; Everything was delicious!

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