San Francisco: Chinatown Walking Food Tour
Explore Chinatown’s culture, food and history through the eyes of a local guide
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Tickets for San Francisco: Little Italy & Chinatown Walking Food Tour
Explore the culture, food, and history of Chinatown and Little Italy
Provider:Local Tastes of the City Tours
Registered address: 2179 12th Avenue, 94116, San Francisco, US
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Duration:
4h
Wheelchair accessible
Smartphone tickets accepted
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Duration:
4h
Skip the line
Wheelchair accessible
Instant ticket delivery
Smartphone tickets accepted
What's included
4-Hour walking food tour of Chinatown and Little Italy
Food and drinks at various stops
Dim sum from Chinatown's oldest bakery
Pizza & wine in Little Italy
- Explore the real Chinatown and try everything from Peking duck to BBQ pork buns, sui mai, rice cakes, shrimp dumplings, steamed sesame balls, and more
- Explore the real North Beach and Little Italy, indulge in delicious pizza and wine, and uncover hidden secrets only some locals know about
- Enjoy chocolate from Z Cioccolato, named one the top chocolatiers in the US, and try cannoli from Stella Pastry, who's been making it since 1942
How does a full three hours of delicious exploration sound? With these tasty tour tickets you'll munch through as much culture as you will dim sum, Peking duck, fortune cookies, moon cakes and more.
Your Little Italy and Chinatown food tour starts at twilight, when you'll taste the moon cakes from one of the oldest bakeries in Chinatown. Learn how tea is to Chinatown as wine is to North Beach as you try both, and get the lowdown on authentic Chinese and Italian sites, some of which only locals know about – until now.
See the places once populated by the Beat Generation, and learn the Barbary Coast history that made San Francisco what it is today. This is a must-do tour in San Francisco!
You will meet next to 400 Grant Avenue, at the corner of Bush and Grant, in front of the Chinatown (Dragon) Gate.
As of August 20, 2021, the City of San Francisco is mandating that proof of full vaccination and masks are required to eat inside any restaurants or bars in San Francisco. Please have one of the following with you, as the restaurants will likely require this to eat inside: * Original, copy or picture of your CDC vaccination card * Documentation from a healthcare provider * Personal digital COVID-19 vaccine record issued by a government entity.
- Cancellation is possible until 48 hours before your visit.
- Rescheduling is possible until 48 hours before your visit.
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