Cocktails & Cannoli: Boston's North End Dessert Tour

BUT FIRST, DESSERT! Do dessert before dinner when you join us for Cocktails & Cannoli, an all inclusive walking food tour of Boston’s North End. Skip the infamous lines to taste delicious drinks and

BUT FIRST, DESSERT! Do dessert before dinner when you join us for Cocktails & Cannoli, an all inclusive walking food tour of Boston’s North End. Skip the infamous lines to taste delicious drinks and classic cannoli, and sample the best sweets the North End has to offer. Not to mention the Paul Revere House and Old North Church along the way! To top it all off, our local tour guides will sprinkle in fascinating historic knowledge, fun cultural facts, and culinary tidbits.

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Location: Boston

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Q&A

Q: Is this experience suitable for kids?

A: The Cocktails & Cannoli tour is primarily designed for adults since it includes alcoholic beverages. However, kids can certainly join if they’re with a parent or guardian. Just be aware that the focus is on the drinks and desserts, so it might be more enjoyable for older kiddos who appreciate that kind of stuff! Also, check with the provider if they have specific age requirements.

Q: What’s the parking situation like near the North End?

A: Parking in the North End can be a bit tricky. There are some metered spots but they fill up fast, especially on weekends. I recommend using a parking app to find a garage nearby or just plan to arrive early to snag a spot. Public transport is also a great option if that works for you!

Q: What should we wear? Walking in the North End sounds fun, but I want to be comfy!

A: You'll want to wear comfy shoes since you’ll be walking quite a bit! The North End has cobblestone streets, so heels aren’t the best idea. Dress casually, and keep an eye on the weather since it can change. I wore a light jacket in August, and it was perfect for when the sun went down!

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Just went on the Cocktails & Cannoli tour, and wow!

I did the Cocktails & Cannoli tour last week in Boston's North End, and it was SO worth it! We skipped the long lines, which was a lifesaver. The cannoli from Mike's Pastry were incredible, and the cocktail samples were delicious. Plus, our guide shared some cool history about the area that made the walk even better. I highly recommend this for anyone looking for a fun evening out or a unique gift for a foodie friend. Just be prepared to walk a bit!

Considering Cocktails & Cannoli as a gift!

I’m looking at gifting the Cocktails & Cannoli tour for my sister’s birthday. She’s a huge dessert lover and loves Boston! But I’m wondering if it’s really worth the price? Anyone done it recently? How was the atmosphere? I want it to be a memorable experience for her.