Ebike and Eat Seattle Food Tour Curated by Kenji Lopez Alt

E-Bike and eat your way through some of the city's unique waterways, nature, and neighborhoods on a special electric biking food tour. Created and curated by noted cookbook author, restaurateur, food

E-Bike and eat your way through some of the city's unique waterways, nature, and neighborhoods on a special electric biking food tour. Created and curated by noted cookbook author, restaurateur, food critic, food lover and e-biker, Kenji Lopez Alt. Led by award winning educators and Seattle’s highest rated tour guides, David and Joe. How long is the tour? 3.5 to 4 hours How much food do we eat? Picture a quarter to a third of a robust sandwich at each stop. Your goal is that no one leaves hungry but no one is too stuffed to enjoy every stop. What dietary needs can you accommodate? Vegetarian or Pescatarian? No problem. Just let us know when you register. Vegan, not quite as easy but let us know when you sign up and we will reply with what your options will look like on that day. Do I get to meet Kenji? Kenji’s schedule does not have room for personally hosting these tour dates. Kenji does plan to do an occasional drop by. Those, however, will be rare and special events.

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Location: Seattle

What's Included

We provide water bottles. All food sampled at the food stops is included on the tour.
We provide the RadPower Electric Bikes. They are class 2 bikes and come with pedal assist and a throttle. Helmets with an intercom are included. Also a carrying bag for personal items.

Community Discussion

Q&A

Q: What’s the age limit for this e-bike tour? Can kids join?

A: The tour is generally recommended for ages 12 and up due to the bike riding involved. Kids younger than 12 can join if they're capable riders and can use the e-bikes safely. Just make sure to let the providers know in advance, and they can help with any adjustments necessary for younger participants.

Q: Is there a lot of biking involved? I’m not super athletic.

A: The e-bikes are designed to help you along, so the pedaling is pretty manageable even for beginners. The tour does cover some hills, but with pedal assist, it's a lot easier than traditional biking. Plus, the guides are really good about keeping a comfortable pace for everyone!

Q: What should I wear for the tour? Any recommendations?

A: Comfortable and breathable clothing is key. Since you'll be biking, I'd recommend wearing layers in case it gets windy or chilly, especially near the waterfront. Closed-toe shoes are a must since you’ll be on the bikes. Don't forget to bring sunglasses or a hat for sun protection!

Discussions

Just did the E-Bike and Eat tour in Seattle! So worth it!

I went on the Ebike and Eat tour with my friends last weekend, and it was amazing! We rode around different neighborhoods and tasted some incredible food. Each stop was like a mini feast—definitely enough to feel full but not stuffed. The guides, David and Joe, were super engaging and really knew their stuff! It lasted about 4 hours, which flew by. Highly recommend it as a gift for foodies or anyone looking for a unique adventure!

Thinking of gifting the E-Bike tour! Any tips?

I’m considering gifting the Ebike and Eat tour to my parents for their anniversary. They love food and biking, but I’m a bit nervous about logistics—like parking and if they can actually handle the bikes. Anyone had experience with this?