Tucson Food Tours- Locally Owned Progressive Dinner Tour

Experience Tucson’s culinary scene like never before with our Progressive Dinner Tour—a full evening of elevated tastings at some of the city’s best locally owned restaurants. Created by Tucson’s original walking food tour, this experience is perfect for date nights, celebrations, and food lovers looking for a unique night out. Enjoy multiple chef-crafted courses, curated beverage options, and stories about Tucson’s food culture, history, and neighborhoods. We feature restaurants known for innovation, flavor, and unforgettable atmosphere. Your evening includes generous portions, water, a Tucson Food Tour Blue Margarita and a dedicated expert guide to lead the way. It’s the most delicious and seamless way to dine around Tucson. Book direct on our website for the lowest price and discover why we’re Tucson’s #1-rated tour experience for over 14 years.

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Location: Tucson

What's Included

Chili con queso mini chimis, Prickly pear glazed albondigas, Chorizo stuffed mushrooms- Smoked pastrami reuben sandwich, Roasted corn avocado salad, Craft Pizza- Brussel sprouts & Specialty Dessert
Blue Azul Margarita provided (this is the only alcoholic beverage provided in the ticket price)

Community Discussion

Q&A

Q: Is there a dress code for the Tucson Food Tours - Progressive Dinner Tour?

A: There's no strict dress code, but I'd suggest business casual. You want to be comfortable walking between restaurants. Some places might be a bit upscale, so you don’t wanna show up in gym clothes. Also, keep in mind that it can get warm in Tucson, so dress accordingly!

Q: Can I bring my teenage kids along for the dinner tour?

A: Absolutely! The tour is family-friendly, and kids will enjoy the food just as much as adults. They won't get the Blue Margarita, but they can have other beverages. Just check with the tour guide if there's anything specific for kids!

Q: What happens if it rains during the Tucson Food Tour?

A: If there's rain, the tour usually goes ahead, but they may have indoor options ready. If it's something serious, they’ll reschedule or give you a refund. Definitely best to check their policy when booking.

Discussions

Just did the Tucson Food Tours Progressive Dinner, and wow!

So I went on the Progressive Dinner Tour last week in Tucson, and it was amazing! We tried mini chimis, prickly pear albondigas, and this unreal craft pizza. Each stop had such a cool vibe, and the guide shared awesome stories about the city’s food culture. The Blue Margarita was a fun touch! It’s perfect for a date night or special occasion. Highly recommend it!

Thinking about gifting the Tucson Food Tour to my parents, thoughts?

I wanna gift my parents the Progressive Dinner Tour for their anniversary. They love food, but I’m unsure if they’ll enjoy walking that much. Has anyone here done it? How’s the pacing? I don’t want them to be too tired but also want them to enjoy the food!