Secret Food Tours Reviews

The food stops were good and our guide was friendly, so I did enjoy parts of it. But the tour ended up feeling longer than it needed to be. After a while it got a little slow and kind of annoying waiting around. Not a bad experience overall, just wish it had been paced better and wrapped up a bit sooner.

I didn’t enjoy the itinerary that much. It felt a little random, like we were just wandering around to use up the time instead of following a route that had been thoughtfully planned out.

The confusing part was that the email made it sound like we’d be visiting more unique, local spots, but the actual stops felt different from that. A few places were touristy, and some of the food was just okay, nothing I’d really remember or recommend.

For what it cost, I expected better choices and a more interesting experience overall. Maybe other tours are better, but the one I went on was disappointing.

I left annoyed. The food was super basic, nothing special at all, and somehow they still charged like it was a much nicer place. I don’t know who decided these prices made sense, but it felt like a total ripoff.

I really enjoyed this. The stories were great, the local bites were tasty, and it felt like I got a glimpse of the culture I probably wouldn’t have found on my own. It made the whole experience feel more personal and a lot more memorable.

I had a really good time on this tour. The drink pairings were actually a nice surprise and felt like they really went with the food not just thrown in. There was plenty to eat too so I definitely left full. Our guide was relaxed and explained everything in a way that was interesting without dragging on. I’d book it again for sure.

I booked a tour with Secret Food Tours and let them know ahead of time about my dietary restrictions. They told me it would be fine, so I figured I didn’t need to stress about it too much. I’ve done food tours before where they handled that kind of thing smoothly, so I guess I had that in my head going in.
Once the tour started, though, it kind of felt like the guide wasn’t really sure what I could or couldn’t eat. There were a few stops where there just wasn’t much of an option for me, so I ended up standing around watching everyone else try the food. It was a little awkward, and I kept thinking about how much better it would’ve been if someone had just planned it out properly beforehand.
The guide was nice and friendly, so I don’t want to make it sound like the whole thing was horrible. But for the price, I expected them to be more prepared, especially since I gave them advance notice. I probably wouldn’t book again unless they get better at handling dietary restrictions...

I had a good time trying a bunch of different bites here. There’s a nice variety, and it’s fun if you like sampling a little bit of everything. That said, it did feel sorta pricey for what you get, but overall it was still a tasty experience

I did one of the Secret Food Tours walks, though I can’t remember exactly which area it was in, and I was surprised by how much food we got. I had it in my head that it would just be a few small samples here and there, but it ended up feeling more like a full meal spread across a bunch of stops.
By the final stop I was seriously full and didn’t even bother with dinner later. The guide was friendly too, from what I remember, but the main thing that stuck with me was that I definitely did not leave hungry. For the price, it felt like really good value.

I booked a food tour through Secret Food Tours the whole thing was straightforward. The site laid out the tour details, meeting point, and what was included really clearly, so there wasn’t any unnecessary back-and-forth or guessing.
I also appreciated that the wording was simple and not packed with over-the-top travel fluff. Checkout was quick, my confirmation came through without any issues, and I felt confident about what I’d booked

Our guide was super knowledgeable about the area and the food, and he was really easy to talk to. It didn’t feel like a lecture at all, more like hanging out with someone who just knew a ton. The only thing is, I did feel a little pressured to move on at one of the stops when I would’ve liked a few more minutes there. Still, overall it was a fun afternoon and I’m glad I went

We went on a Secret Food Tours with our two kids, and it was mostly okay. The guide was really nice and the food places were good, so that part was not a problem. But there was kind of more walking and standing around waiting than we thought it would be, and the kids got bored in some parts. It wasn’t bad, just maybe it fits better for older kids or grown-ups, I think...

I had mixed feelings about the experience. The place itself was okay, but the host made us feel kind of unwelcome. They seemed rushed, came off a bit rude, and didn’t really take the time to answer even basic questions. It wasn’t the worst stay ever, but the interaction definitely left a bad impression.

We had a fun time on the tour, and the secret dish was a really nice surprise. I didn’t expect it, but we really liked it.

Booking was super easy, and then I realized I needed to change the time, which made me a bit nervous. I wasn’t sure if that was going to be a hassle, you know? But their support team got back to me really quickly and fixed it without making it a big deal. The emails were clear too, which I always appreciate. Good service overall, right? I’d definitely book with them again.

It started raining and I was immediately like, oh no, this is going to ruin it. But our guide had indoor stops ready to go and somehow kept everyone dry and comfortable. The whole tour still felt easy, fun, and totally worth it. Really appreciated how smoothly they handled it...

I booked a Secret Food Tours walk i was a little nervous we might get fooled by the “easy pace” description, since my mum has some mobility issues. But it really was fine. The guide never rushed us, and there were plenty of stops where we could sit down or just take a breather for a minute. There were a few curbs and some busy spots to get through, but nothing that felt too stressful. I also appreciated that the guide checked in on my mum without making it awkward or a big deal. It ended up being a really nice experience, and I’d definitely do another one.

The tour itself was fine once I finally found the guide, but the meeting point instructions were a bit confusing. I had to ask around, which made the start feel more stressful than it needed to be. I also would’ve appreciated a faster response when trying to figure out where to go.

The tour was alright overall. We did get to try some really nice local food, and the guide was friendly and clearly knew the area well. I might’ve missed some parts, but the group was larger than I expected, so it was hard to hear at times, especially when we were walking through the busier streets. A few stops felt kind of packed too. The vibe was still relaxed and everyone was nice, but I think I would’ve enjoyed it more if the group had been smaller. Not bad, just not something I’d rave about.

The tour was really well organized from start to finish. Everything kicked off on time, it was easy to know where to go, and there wasn’t any awkward waiting around. Just a smooth, relaxed experience overall… exactly what you hope for with a tour like this.

I had a really good time on our Secret Food Tours walk overall. The spots we visited all seemed clean, and our guide was careful about hand sanitizer and checking for food allergies before we ate, which I appreciated.
The food came out fresh and was covered when it needed to be, and I didn’t notice any weird smells or messy prep areas. I felt safe the whole time, so it was easy to relax and enjoy the food. My only annoyance was that some of the communication about where to meet and what was happening next wasn’t super clear, so we were left guessing a couple of times.