Washington DC Food Tour: Italian Cuisine in Dupont Circle

It was definitely a positive first time experience, not only to taste the neighborhood food but as well ad the rich history of "Dupont" DC

Dave was a very personable guide He made sure everyone was comfortable and secure. Our disparate group became cohesive very quickly. I think everyone enjoyed the tour as much ad i did.

Really enjoyed our tour with Dave and our fellow travelers. Dave was very pleasant and knowledgeable of the area. He was very attentive to our inquiries and needs. We loved all of our food tastings. I highly recommend this tour.

Maybe a increased portion to be indoors otherwise good food and learning. Enjoyed the review of historical monuments. La tomate was my favorite venue

This was our first food tour and it was fantastic. Shannon was our "leader" and she was great. The tour was just my family (a group of 5). It was as if she was a member of our familly and we learned a little history too!

Learning about the local area including the restaurants was a fun learning experience - and the food was delicious. We received generous portions so you won't go away hungry. The tour guide was very knowledgeable and had a great personality - he even addressed my dietary needs at the restaurants we visited. Would definitely do the tour again.

We loved Dave our tour guide and would recommend them for this type of tour. Food was amazing and of course the view from the Cairo Building. Thanks again.

We had a lot of fun. The tour was led by a knowledge guide who made the group feel comfortable and at ease. The food our guide had chosen was spectacular. This was our first small group food tour and based on our experience here we will be going on many more.

We've been on Food tours all over the world and frankly, this one was not worth the time. We went to three different restaurants, that were ok, but nothing outstanding. Most of the food tours we've been on talk about the local history of some of the area as you pass it. This one not so much. She did stop occasionally and told us about a few buildings, but we were in a historical part of town, Embassy Row, and we didn't get anything on our 30 minute walk around that area. The last place wouldn't let us sit inside, so we had to eat chocolate dripping Cannoli outside on a napkin. Couldn't use the restroom either. We left.

Outstanding hosts. Food was a little skimpy but it was all very good.