FORT LAUDERDALE
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The 6 most popular food & drink in Fort Lauderdale. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Fort Lauderdale Food & Drink Tour with tastings at five restaurants, drinks, and a Las Olas walk plus Stranahan House.
“Wonderful experience and excellent foods! My teens enjoyed it too, was glad they offered a price for them without alcohol added in. Highly recommend you take this! Don was our guide, we had 7 in our group with us and there were only 12 all together.”
A short, art-filled walking food tour in downtown Hollywood, Florida, with big tastings at local spots and mural stops.
“We are return guests. We brought along some friends who are already planning to bring more of our gang next time. You will definitely be filled, we took home leftovers. And we got to try some things that we probably never would have ordered on our own. It helped to expand our palate.”
Fort Lauderdale Beach Food Tour: a 3-hour walk with lunch, dessert, and 3 craft cocktails (mocktails available) plus beach history.
“Marta was awesome! Very knowledgeable of the history of the area. The food was amazing as will as our group itself! We would absolutely do it again on our next trip down!”
A 3-hour Fort Lauderdale Historic District food tour with four tasting stops, local stories, and Italian, New American, Spanish, and dessert highlights.
“A delightful experience! Our tour guide Cyndi filled us in on fascinating Fort Lauderdale historical facts while introducing us to four unique, authentic restaurants. The food was fabulous! We barely could fit in dessert we were so full. Cyndi has established great connections with restaurant owners and staff so our service was first class. The…”
A 3-hour Fort Lauderdale Food & Drinks tour in Downtown Las Olas with eight+ tastings, dessert, chef meet-ups, and drink pairings.
“we had a great time on the food tour. such a fun tour with great food. Howie was a wonderful guide and made the tour amazing. he was fun to be around and good people.”
Four Las Olas stops in 3 hours with guided storytelling and included tastings across Cajun-Creole, Mediterranean, Italian, and dessert.
“Terrific food tour. Four stops on Las Olas Boulevard. Easy walking. Well organized. Two appetizers, one Italian entree, French dessert. Very informative. Would highly recommend”
