EDINBURGH
Edinburgh’s best days out.
The 8 most popular food tours in and around Edinburgh. The ones worth building a day around, with prices, running times and who to book through.
Taste Edinburgh with haggis, neeps, Scotch and a secret dish on a small-group Old Town walk to Holyrood and views.
Most Popular“Carlos was a great guide with history knowledge and yummy food. We loved the Cullen Skink and the scones at Mimi’s Little Bakeshop.”
A 3-hour Edinburgh food-and-drink walk through Old Town and New Town, with a full meal and 4 drink pairings in a small group.
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Edinburgh’s secret food tour: haggis with neeps and tatties, scones, cheeses, venison chorizo, afternoon tea, and lowland malt in 3.5 hours.
“Madge was fabulous. enthusiastic, entertaining and knowledgeable. she was a pleasure. cannot imagine a better guide/ host”
A guided Edinburgh cheese crawl through Stockbridge and Comely Bank with multiple tastings, a prosecco pour, and local shop stories.
“Jenny was our guide. We had a great time. The cheese was interesting and plentiful and Jenny was full of information. The people we met on the tour were good company. We will be happy to recommend the tour to others.”
Private Edinburgh food and drink walk with pickup, full-meal tastings, paired drinks, and insider history across West End, New Town, and Old Town.
“Outstanding host, excellent food, and even better stories and information about the area!! Our host (Tom) was exceptionally versed in many different facets of the area, and provided some very interesting information. Tom was very friendly and had some of the best facts and stories about the local area that we have ever experienced anywhere.…”
Taste Old Town classics in Edinburgh with included tastings, a small-group walk, and stops like Cullen skink, haggis bon bons, cheese, and fish and chips.
“Awesome tour with Emery! She greeted us in a Philadelphia Eagles hat (go Birds!), so I knew it was going to be a great day :).”
Taste top Edinburgh dishes on a small, tailored walk through Old Town and New Town, with lunch-level bites, drinks, and local stories.
“This was hands-down one of the best food tours I’ve ever done and a huge part of that was our phenomenal guide Skye.”
A private 3-hour Edinburgh walking food tour with haggis, Scottish cheese and cakes, plus Lowland single malt whisky near the Royal Mile.
“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.”
The Old Town and the New, the castle and the closes, and every road north into the Highlands.
