Boston’s Politically Incorrect North End Food Tour

As the title suggests, Boston’s “Politically Incorrect “ Food Tour isn’t going to be your typical food tour. With his no BS style, your tour guide Anthony will give you an inside look into this Italian neighborhood. Born and raised in the North End he will share some great stories that only a true local can share. You will laugh while enjoying the folklore and history of this unique neighborhood. Anthony knows everyone which makes you feel like a local. On this 3-hour guided walking tour you’ll see historic sights such as the Old North Church and Paul Revere House, visit unique Mom and Pop shops including a 94 year old coffee shop, a pizza shop that only locals go to, other landmarks such as former mafia headquarters, Italian bakeries and hidden alleyways. Oh by the way as we explore we will be eating a ton of Italian specialties like pizza and/or arancini, Italian subs, ravioli, pastries and much more. COME HUNGRY!!

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Location: Boston

What's Included

We will visit 5-7 neighborhood eateries where we will sample the best Italian sub ever, some wonderful cheese Raviolis, Pizza and/or Arancini and desserts. Left some things out so you can be surprised
Visit a unique 94 year old coffee and spice shop
See some lesser known sites such as the alleged "Mob House"
3-Hour Politically Incorrect Walking Food Tour of Boston's North End
Enjoy the history, stories, and folklore of the North End neighborhood through the eyes of a local

Community Discussion

Q&A

Q: Is this tour suitable for kids, or is it more for adults?

A: The North End Food Tour is generally suitable for older kids and teens, but it really depends on their maturity level. The stories Anthony tells can get a bit politically incorrect, so it might not be ideal for younger children. If you think your kids can handle some adult humor and enjoy Italian food, then go for it!

Q: What should we wear? Is it a lot of walking?

A: Definitely wear comfortable walking shoes, as you’ll be on your feet for about 3 hours exploring the North End. Dress for the weather, but layers are a good idea since some of those shops can be a tad chilly. Just keep in mind you’ll be eating a lot, so maybe wear something that allows for a food baby!

Q: Can the tour be rescheduled if needed?

A: Yes, you can reschedule the tour! They’re usually pretty flexible as long as you give them a heads-up. Just make sure to check their specific policy on their website or ask Anthony directly when you book. It’s always good to have a backup date in mind just in case!

Discussions

Just did the North End Food Tour and wow!

I went on the Politically Incorrect Food Tour last weekend and it was amazing! Anthony really knows his stuff. We got to eat arancini and some of the best pizza I’ve ever had. Plus, hearing the history behind the North End was super interesting. It was a great mix of food and fun stories. Highly recommend if you’re in Boston!

Considering gifting the food tour, but unsure!

Thinking about gifting the North End Food Tour to my foodie friend for her birthday. She loves Italian food and history! But is it worth the price? What’s the vibe like on the tour? I don’t want it to be too serious, ya know?