Compare tours
| Tour | Starts | Length | From | Best for | Book |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Downtown Denver Food TourOperator: Delicious Denver Food ToursViator | Downtown Denver | See listing | See price | First visit; Union Station / LoDo | Check availability for Downtown Denver Food Tour on Viator → |
| Denver RiNo Arts District Food TourOperator: Delicious Denver Food ToursViator | RiNo (Larimer St) | 3 hours | $85 pp | Street art + 5 tastings | Check availability for Denver RiNo Arts District Food Tour on Viator → |
| Denver: Downtown Small-Group Food Tasting TourOperator: Delicious Denver Food ToursGetYourGuide | Downtown Denver | 3 hours | $80 pp | Landmarks + 5 tastings | Check availability for Denver: Downtown Small-Group Food Tasting Tour on GetYourGuide → |
| Denver: RiNo Arts District Walking Food TourOperator: Delicious Denver Food ToursGetYourGuide | RiNo | 3 hours | $79 pp | Same RiNo route, compare prices | Check availability for Denver: RiNo Arts District Walking Food Tour on GetYourGuide → |
| Denver Food Tour with Tastings in Historic Lower DowntownOperator: Secret Food ToursGetYourGuide | LoDo | 3 hours | $109.82 pp | 6+ tastings incl. Western specialties | Check availability for Denver Food Tour with Tastings in Historic Lower Downtown on GetYourGuide → |
| Denver: Downtown 16th Street Food Tour with Local GuideOperator: Delicious Denver Food ToursGetYourGuide | 16th Street | 2.5 hours | $79 pp | Shorter, budget option | Check availability for Denver: Downtown 16th Street Food Tour with Local Guide on GetYourGuide → |
| Denver: Downtown Dinner Food and Drink Tour with 6 TastingsOperator: Delicious Denver Food ToursGetYourGuide | Downtown Denver | 2.5 hours | $135 pp | Evening progressive dinner with drinks | Check availability for Denver: Downtown Dinner Food and Drink Tour with 6 Tastings on GetYourGuide → |
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Pick a neighborhood
- RiNo (River North Art District): converted warehouses, breweries and some of the city's best street murals. RiNo tours mix food with art, and one popular route meets on Larimer Street.
- LoDo and Union Station: Denver's historic core, near Coors Field and Larimer Square. These tours lean into Gold Rush history and Western flavors; one lists elk sausage among its tastings.
- Downtown / 16th Street: shorter, central routes that are easy to fit around a conference or a ballgame.
- Evening tours: a progressive dinner with drinks ($135 per person on the tour we found) replaces a sit-down dinner.
How to choose
- Come hungry: five tastings usually add up to a full lunch, and the listings describe it that way.
- Drinks: on some tours alcohol pairings are an on-site add-on rather than included. Check the listing.
- Same tour, different platforms: several of the tours below are run by the same operator (Delicious Denver Food Tours) and sold on both Viator and GetYourGuide. Compare the price and cancellation terms on each before booking.
- Dietary needs: tell the operator when you book; stops are fixed restaurants, so swaps depend on them.
Prices (checked October 11, 2026)
The Viator RiNo food tour lists from $85; the same operator's RiNo route on GetYourGuide was $79. Downtown tours were $79–$110, and the dinner-and-drinks tour $135. Guide gratuities are included on some tours, so check “What's included.”
Tips
- Afternoon departures (around 1 p.m.) double as lunch; evening tours replace dinner.
- Denver sits at 5,280 feet, so pace any alcohol and drink water. Altitude amplifies drinks for many visitors.
- Wear comfortable shoes. Routes are walkable, but you'll be on your feet for most of three hours.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a Denver food tour cost?
Most cost $79–$110 per person; an evening dinner-and-drinks tour we found was $135.
How long are Denver food tours?
Typically 2.5 to 3 hours of walking and eating.
Which Denver neighborhood is best for a food tour?
RiNo is best for street art and a trendier scene; LoDo/Union Station for history and classic Denver; downtown/16th Street for a short central option.
Is it a full meal?
Usually yes. Five or more tastings add up to roughly a full lunch or dinner.
Are drinks included?
It varies: some tours include drinks, others offer alcohol pairings as an on-site add-on. Check each listing.
Ready to book? Most tours offer free cancellation up to 24 hours before (check each listing).