Edinburgh · EDINBURGH FOOD TOURS
The good ones walk you from the Old Town into Stockbridge or Leith and stop four or five times. The 11 below compare how much food is included against how much is commentary, with prices and how long you are on your feet.
Taste haggis, whisky, Scottish sweets, and a secret dish while walking Edinburgh’s Old Town with a small local-led group.
“Carlos was a wonderful guide; he was very informative, friendly, genuine, and had good humor. He never rushed us and gave plenty of recommendations for the city. I highly recommend this tour!”
Taste haggis, whisky, cheeses, scones, fudge, and a secret dish while exploring Edinburgh Old Town with a small local group.
“We had Nessa as our tour guide, she was very knowledgeable as well as very fun to listen to when telling the history. All of the food was delicious and would love to do more food tours if we ever have the chance! Thanks!”
Taste seven cheeses, sip prosecco, and explore Stockbridge on this small-group Edinburgh food walk with local guides.
“Totally worth it! I wished there was a bit more wine than just one medium glass each but tasting 7 cheeses is pretty good value for money still and I would definitely recommend!”
Taste Edinburgh’s best Scottish dishes, whisky, tea, and local specialties on a personal small-group tour led by Skye or Nichola.
“Very well researched and each stop well chosen. Very educational and fun. Our tour guide Skye was passionate about the quality, creativity and presentation of the food we ate. He had an exceptionally good relationship with the restaurants we visited and we received warm welcomes wherever we went.”
Taste haggis, whisky, cheese, and Scottish cakes while walking Edinburgh’s historic center on a private three-hour food tour.
“Nicola was a great tour guide. She is knowledgeable, passionate about Scottish culture and funny. We enjoyed our tour immensely. Haggis, scones, whisky and ice cream were delicious.”
A private Edinburgh food walk with haggis, whisky, Scottish fast food, local stories, and flexible guiding. Know what you’ll really get.
“The tour was pretty customized to what we wanted to do and liked. A little bit of history and trivia thrown in, too.”
Taste haggis, Cullen skink, seafood, whisky, and Scottish desserts in a small-group Edinburgh food tour at a traditional local restaurant.
“Food and drink was excellent with all the scotish cuisines we were wanting to try. It was just the two of us and our guide Noam. He was freindly engaging and knowlegable of the food, history and local area. Definately come hungary as the portions were much larger than we usually get on other food tours. Highly recommend as you arrive in town and give the popular scottish dishes a try.”
Pair Scottish haggis with whisky and South Loch Gin at 56 North, a two-hour self-guided tasting in Edinburgh for $32.
“Un bon accueil Et c’était très bon et sympa”
Taste Edinburgh through local restaurants, pubs, cheese, seafood, haggis, dessert, and whisky on a private three-hour Old Town food tour.
“Really enjoyed the local food and trying new things. John was very knowledgeable about local products and places to eat!”
Taste Edinburgh with a private local guide, from haggis and Scotch pies to coffee, cheese, pubs, and lesser-known food stops.
“The tour is absolutely not as described. Guide was nice but took us to tourist pub on Royal Mile (we could have found that ourselves). There is no food hopping/different locations. This tour cost over $400 USD. Save your money and ask hotel for great restaurant recommRead more”
Taste Edinburgh through haggis, Scottish cheese, local coffee, whisky, and city history on a small-group food walk near the Royal Mile.
“Guide was nice and knowledgeable. Communication ahead of the tour was not clear about where to meet and timing as my tour was cancelled and then rescheduled. The actual amount of food on this food tour includes one small sandwich and a haggis ball. Maybe it’s because I booked a more extensive tour and was told to do this one was I disappointed with the food offerings. Definitely wouldn’t recommend this as a food tour though the history component was interesting. Tour that I got was significantly cheaper than the tour I originally booked and I am still waiting on the refund of the difference - though that might be…”
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