Boston Seafood Lovers Food and History Walking Tour

A true "SeaFoodie" never settles for just samples. Enjoy a FULL SIZE Lobster Roll at one of four Sit-Down stops on this unique culinary adventure! Follow your Guide (we have the VERY BEST Tour Guides

A true "SeaFoodie" never settles for just samples. Enjoy a FULL SIZE Lobster Roll at one of four Sit-Down stops on this unique culinary adventure! Follow your Guide (we have the VERY BEST Tour Guides in Boston - check our reviews!) along Boston's Freedom Trail, to the best Local eateries. Savor award-winning Clam "Chowdah", Raw Bar items like Shrimp & Oysters, plus that FULL-SIZE Lobster Roll! Finish this delicious experience with home-made Cannoli from a famous North End pastry shop. See three Freedom Trail sites along the way, plus a scenic stroll along Boston's Harbor Walk. Learn the history behind the Paul Revere house, Long Wharf, Old State House, and Faneuil Hall & Quincy Market. Look for our popular North End Pizza Lovers Tour, Historic Pub Lovers Tour, and our new Pre-Game Tours, too!

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Location: Boston

What's Included

Eat lunch at a National Landmark! Enjoy a FULL SIZE lobster roll at America's oldest restaurant.
Stop for fresh oyster and shrimp at a local Raw Bar
Finish your delicious tour with a treat from a famous North End bakery!
Visit Long Wharf, the oldest commercial port in the city
Sample a 2-time Winner of Boston's "ChowderFest"
3-Hour Boston Seafood Lovers Food & History Walking Tour
Walk along the waterfront for scenic views of Boston Harbor
See sites along the Freedom Trail including Old State House, Faneuil Hall and Paul Revere House

Community Discussion

Q&A

Q: What should I wear for the Boston Seafood Lovers Walking Tour? Is it casual?

A: You can keep it casual! Comfortable walking shoes are a must since you'll be strolling a lot. The weather can be unpredictable, so layering is a good idea—maybe a light jacket if it's breezy along the harbor. Just make sure you’re ready for some delicious food stops!

Q: Are kids allowed on the walking tour? My niece loves seafood!

A: Yes! Kids are totally welcome on the tour, and it's great for them to learn about both the history and the food. Just keep in mind some of the food items might be a bit adventurous for picky eaters, but the lobster roll is a hit with most kids!

Q: What's the best way to get to the starting point of the tour? Any parking tips?

A: You can access the starting point easily by taking the T (subway) to Haymarket Station, which is close to Faneuil Hall. If you're driving, street parking can be tricky, but there are some garages nearby. Just plan ahead—it's best to arrive a bit early to find a spot!

Discussions

Just did the Seafood Lovers Tour in Boston—worth it!

I went on the Boston Seafood Lovers Food and History Walking Tour last week, and it was amazing! The lobster roll from the oldest restaurant was massive and delicious. The chowder definitely lives up to its awards, and the tour guide was super knowledgeable. Plus, walking along the Freedom Trail while eating was such a unique experience! I’d recommend it for anyone who loves seafood and wants to learn some history.

Thinking of gifting the Seafood Tour—any tips?

I’m considering giving the Boston Seafood Lovers Tour to my dad for his birthday. He loves seafood but is a bit picky about what he eats. How was the variety? Any suggestions on who else might enjoy this tour?