Bites & Sights: Greenville Lunch Food Tour
About this activity
A midday walking food tour through downtown Greenville and the historic West End, mixing local history with generous lunch tastings at locally owned spots.
Highlights
- Generous lunch tastings at 3 locally owned spots
- Homemade favorites at Brick Street Cafe
- Tacos at The Matador in the historic West End
- French pastries at Le Petit Croissant
- Small groups of up to 12 guests, kids welcome
Full description
Your lunch tour winds through downtown Greenville and the historic West End, with stories about the city between every bite and generous tastings at locally owned spots.
Brick Street Cafe: A local favorite with a touch of history and class, serving dishes that blend great taste with homemade perfection.
The Matador: A modern Mexican spot in the historic West End serving our guests delicious tacos for lunch.
Le Petit Croissant: Authentic French pastries made especially for our guests, from recipes that trace back to a small village near Chamonix, France.
About 2 hours, 0.5 to 1 mile, mostly flat, with up to 12 guests. Sodas, coffee and tea are included. Kids are welcome, and free parking is available behind Brick Street Cafe.
A midday walking food tour through downtown Greenville and the historic West End, mixing local history with generous lunch tastings at locally owned spots. Tours run Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 12:00 PM.
Brick Street Cafe: A local favorite with a touch of history and class, serving dishes that blend great taste with homemade perfection.
The Matador: One of our newest additions, a modern Mexican spot in the historic West End serving our guests delicious tacos for lunch.
Le Petit Croissant: Authentic French pastries made especially for our guests, from recipes that trace back to a small village near Chamonix, France.
A little history: Greenville sits in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, on land that was once Cherokee hunting grounds. Trader Richard Pearis settled along the Reedy River in the late 1700s, and in 1786 Greenville County was formed and named for General Nathanael Greene. You'll hear plenty more stories like this along the way.
Guests regularly tell us the portions are generous and nobody leaves hungry. Venues can occasionally change due to events or availability, and we'll always swap in another great local spot. Gratuity for your guide isn't included in the ticket price.
Included / Excluded
- Lunch tastings at 3 local spots
- Sodas, coffee and tea
- Local guide
- Gratuity for your guide
Itinerary
Brick Street Cafe
Meet your guide at this local favorite with a touch of history and class, serving dishes that blend great taste with homemade perfection.
The Matador
A modern Mexican spot in the historic West End serving our guests delicious tacos for lunch.
Meeting point
Start Location
Brick Street Cafe, Augusta St, Greenville, SC, USA
315 Augusta St, Greenville, SC 29601, USA
Meet your guide at Brick Street Cafe, 315 Augusta St, at 12:00 PM.
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Know before you book
- Advance reservations are required
- Kids are welcome
- Dietary needs can be accommodated with 2 to 3 days notice
- Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the tour
Know before you go
- Meet at Brick Street Cafe, 315 Augusta St
- Free parking is available behind Brick Street Cafe
- The tour starts at 12:00 PM and lasts about 2 hours
- The walk is 0.5 to 1 mile and mostly flat
- Gratuity for your guide is not included
Cancellation policy
Up to 24 hours before the beginning of the activity: full refund Less than 24 hours before the beginning of the activity or no-show: no refund
Frequently asked questions
FAQs
Additional information
Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Kids are welcome
Service animals allowed
Most travelers can participate
Maximum of 12 guests per tour
If we cancel for weather, you will be offered a different date or a full refund