Be a Culinary Tourist on a West Palm Beach Food Tour
Be a Culinary Tourist on a West Palm Beach Food Tour
What’s a West Palm Beach food tour? Glad you asked.
Imagine a walking tour of beautiful Downtown West Palm Beach complete with history, architecture and culture. Now add 12 generous tastings of the best local dishes, and you’ve got a food tour.
Food tours are not about fine-dining; they’re about tasting fresh, local foods. Those foods may come from a gourmet restaurant, but they may also come from the local Greenmarket, an ethnic eatery or a food truck.
If you were visiting Chicago, you’d probably make it a point to try their Deep Dish Pizza. If you were vacationing in Philadelphia, finding the best Cheesesteak may be on your to-do list. This is culinary tourism, and a food tour is your chance to eat, explore and experience a city, one delicious bite at a time.
10 Reasons to Take a West Palm Beach Food Tour
- Explore the city with 12 delicious tastings from 6 local restaurants…expect great food and a
great time. - Feel like a local after just 3 hours. You’ll get off the beaten path and discover restaurants only the locals know about.
- Experience a unique culinary and sightseeing adventure on The Downtown West Palm Beach Food Tour where food tells the story of our people, our culture and our lifestyle.
- Learn how to open a coconut and taste fresh tropical tamarind juice.
- Meet local chefs and restaurant owners and hear their stories.
- Become an “explorer of food” and try ethnic dishes like a Brazilian Coxinha or Pao de Queijo.
- Be trendy! Culinary tours are one of the hottest trends in travel.
- Finish the tour with a long list of restaurants to try and things do in West Palm Beach. Note to self: take this tour on the first day of vacation.
- Go home pleasantly full and with tasty memories of your visit to West Palm Beach.
- Count yourself among the millions of culinary tourists around the world.
“Food connects a traveler to a place in a way that’s arguably closer and more engaging than anything else they could encounter. Confining a food tourist’s dining experience to the walls of a restaurant isn’t enough to make them feel like they got what they came for.” –Dan Peltier, Skift Report
When you’re planning your next vacation, add a food tour to your itinerary.
Of course, if you’re visiting South Florida, I’ll have a piece of Key Lime Pie waiting for you on our Downtown West Palm Beach Food Tour.
Written by: Kristl Story, owner, WestPalmBeachFoodTour.com
