Google Bites of Boston and their website will pop up. You can make the reservation online and they will reply with a confirmation. Then just show up at the location they tell you. Very simple. Have fun!

On line, I believe. Or you can call the number on their website and they will set you up

Actually the mac and cheese WITH lobster is the a dish on the adults menu. Regular mac and cheese that you get on this tour is on the children's menu. Regardless, its still mac and cheese. The cheapest, most generic choice. But at least you get a full 10oz shot glass of stale beer with it.

Hi, thank you for your interest in our tour. The ticket price is $59 + tax on week days, $62 + tax on weekends and includes all food tastings along the way. You can find additional information, view our availability calendar and purchase tickets online at our website. The exact meeting location will be provided with your tickets immediately following purchase. We do not offer pick up at hotels. We offer a walking activity and do not operate in vehicles in any capacity. Thanks!

I think it would depend on a few things. We had a small group of only 7 people on our tour and it was during the week so it the places weren't too busy and there definitely would have been time. Our tour guide said she's had very large groups on weekends and I imagine there wouldn't be the time to hang out for long at each stop if that many people were waiting for you.

Hi Shari, the above answers are correct! We ask our guests to refrain from shopping while the tour is underway seeing as our tour is carefully orchestrated with eateries expecting us on a pre-determined time schedule. As mentioned in the other responses, we do provide a map of our route and everything is within close proximity, so it is easy to re-visit any of the locations after the tour. Thanks!

The tour meets in the South End near the intersection of Massachusetts Avenue and Tremont Street. The exact meeting location is provided with your tickets at time of purchase, but for planning purposes, you can use the Mass Ave. T stop on the Orange Line when looking at a map. Thanks!

Yes! We have vegetarians join us for the tour all the time. We have 6 food tastings as part of the tour. Two of the selected tasting items include meat, but we have vegetarian alternatives we can provide with advance notice. We also visit one historic fish market on the tour where we enjoy New England fried clams. This is the only tasting on the tour for which we are are unable to provide an alternative and the only seafood item included on the tour.

Hi Amy, we do not recommend this tour for those under the age of 12. Ours is a 3-hour walking food and neighborhood tour with much of the time spent outdoors on foot. Combined with a hearty historical component, it is not the best fit for the shorter attention spans of small children.

Hi Betty, We do our best to accommodate food allergies and restriction to the best of our abilities with advance notice. For gluten restrictions specifically, we are able to accommodate at most tasting locations on the tour. There is a place to indicate any food allergies or restrictions during the check-out process when purchasing tickets. Please note - our tour is organized in a such a way that all food samples are selected with purpose to help tell a story at each of the eateries we visit. As such, the tour is best enjoyed with as many of these items as possible so that the stories correspond with the foods you are eating. Thanks for your interest in the tour!