A food-filled guided walking tour of Chester. Visit 7 exclusive food & drink stops, discovering the best of Chester's vibrant food scene. Enjoy an unforgettable food tour full of local flavor & memorable encounters to tantalize your taste buds!
During this culinary journey gain insider knowledge as chefs share hisotry & facts behind their food.
Fill up on mouth-watering, Cheshire food & experience superb sightseeing. The tour takes in the Roman walls, gardens & world-famous Chester Rows
In small groups, enjoy a wonderful guided tour hearing quirky stories, dark Chester myths & little-known facts. A Chester walking tour for all food lovers & those wanting to explore the city in a deliciously different way. Independent eateries are vital to Chester's past, present & future
Our tour guides are passionate, award-winning foodies creating the best food & drink experience in the North
The best way to discover a city is through its food!
The tour meets here for introductions. Your friendly guide lets everyone know what to expect from your food tour in Chetser. You will have a short history of Chester and hear a few of Chester's stories on the way to your first food stop. This is a unique experience with the dish designed for the Chester Food Tour. A taste of Cheshire but and also a taste of global food
Hear about the history of the UK's most photographed clock. There are photo opportunities, followed by a talk from a local producer at a beautiful cafe on the Chester Walls and local produce tastings
Stroll along the walls to Chester's maginifcent amphitheatre from and take in the culturally rich Roman gardens, an open air museum, where there will be photo opportunities.
Your tour guide will tell you some fascinating information during this part of your walking tour in Chester. You will learn about the Roman occupation of Chester and the surrounding area. See the stunning River Dee, there are so many things to do in Chester and a Riverside stroll is a highlight. Your next food experience is close, get ready to be enchanted by one of the most important buildings in Chester housing one of Chester's best chefs.
Admire a 16th century building with some fascinating Chester history and the odd ghost story thrown in! Now for some excellent British food
Your Chester walking tour pauses at the Chester Cross to hear about another of Chester's fabulous foodie treats from the owner. You will see how Chester's arcitecture has altered over the years and look at photos of old Chester and how it was transformed.
After learning the history of Chester's unique rows, the tour will be admitted into Chester Cathedral gardens to discover some of it's strangest secrets. This is a stunning, 10th century Cathedral well worth a visit! You will now experience food in a secret courtyard and sample fine wine only available at the next walking food tour destination!
The best preserved Roman walls in the world, your Chester Food Tour will walk around the walls and hear stories of the civil war and Chester under seige before you are led off the walls to a genuine hidden gem of food delights! Only on our guided food tour of Chester. Visit Chester's Food Market and hear from an incredible artisan producer. She will tell you about her business and how she created a dessert for the Chester Food Tour using Cheshire produce and celebrating the bounty of the county!
In between the sightseeing there will be a number of fabulous independent food stops to eat and drink a variety of local and global food at SECRET INDEPENDENT VENUES around the city of Chester. The best restaurants and bars in Chester will be visited on this food tour, and you will taste the wonderful creations our venues have craeted for you, including locally made drinks from microbreweries and distillers. Non-alcoholic drinks are provided for those who don't wish to drink alcohol and are interesting and varied
-The walking never lasts more than 20-25 minutes without a rest for food or drink.
- We have up to 9 food/drink experiences.
The duration of time spent in venues is 2 hours and 5 minutes.
Chester Visitor and Information Centre on Northgate Street.
You guide will wait at the Visitor and Information Centre in Chester. It is next to the Town Hall, facing the Cathedral and a statue. If you could be 5-10 minutes early that would be helpful.
Chester is a historic city in North West England, renowned for its well-preserved Roman walls, medieval architecture, and unique two-tiered shopping galleries. The city offers a charming blend of history, culture, and modern amenities, making it an appealing destination for travelers interested in heritage and scenic beauty.
These well-preserved Roman and medieval walls encircle the city and offer stunning views. Walking the entire circuit is a popular activity.
A beautiful example of English Gothic architecture, Chester Cathedral is a must-visit for its stunning interior and historic significance.
A iconic landmark in Chester, the Eastgate Clock is a symbol of the city and a popular meeting spot.
One of the largest zoos in the UK, Chester Zoo is home to over 21,000 animals and is known for its conservation efforts and immersive exhibits.
The Rows are Chester's unique two-tiered medieval shopping galleries, offering a mix of modern and historic shopping experiences.
A creamy and rich cheese produced in the Cheshire region, often used in cooking or eaten on its own.
A savory pie made with pork and a distinctive crust, a traditional dish from the region.
A traditional sausage made from pork, oats, and spices, often served as part of a full English breakfast.
Summer is the peak tourist season with warm weather and various outdoor events. The city is vibrant with festivals and open-air activities.
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Chester is a safe city with low crime rates. However, as with any tourist destination, it's important to be aware of your surroundings and take basic precautions.
Chester Railway Station
Chester Bus Station
Buses are the primary form of public transport in Chester. The bus network is efficient and covers most areas of the city.
Available • Apps: Uber, Local taxi apps
Car, Bike, Scooter
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A vibrant city known for its rich musical heritage, including The Beatles, and its historic docks.
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