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San Francisco: Small-Group Guided Street Food Tour
Taste Mission-style burritos and see the vibrant murals in a lively neighborhood
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Start time: 11:00
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Duration: 2h
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Max group size: 200
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Wheelchair accessible
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Live guide: English
Meeting point
1257 Guerrero Street, 94110, San Francisco- Meet your guide at 1257 Guerrero St, San Francisco, CA 94110, USA
- Show your smartphone ticket to the guide at the meeting point
- The guide will contact you with further instructions, preferably via WhatsApp, before the tour
Prepare for a 3-hour food walking tour in San Francisco's Mission District.
Follow your local guide, who will take you to popular spots for Mission-style burritos, Italian sandwiches, and clam chowder.
Taste various foods while learning about the area's history and culture without waiting in a queue.
Walk by murals in Balmy Alley and visit Mission Dolores Park.
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