Historic Annapolis Food Tour

The Annapolis Food Tour has been enjoyed by thousands of locals and visitors since 2006, bringing together the best elements of the city within three hours.

Your highly trained guide will give you a full cultural, historic, and architectural tour of the area while stopping at a number of local restaurants throughout the way to enjoy small plate dishes, or tastings.

While at each restaurant, you will learn about its history, importance within the community, and meet the chefs whenever possible.

Once seated, you will enjoy a specially designed dish which brings together the house specialties while staying true to the culinary history of the area.

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Your Food Tour may include the following specialties

Artisanal Flatbreads
Award-Winning Crab Soup
Oyster Shooters
Local Beer
Seafood Specialties
Authentic Irish Cuisine
Homemade Ice Cream

We will see a number of additional historic sites throughout the Food tour including the following:

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Annapolis Food Tour

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410.248.6726

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Sands House: This house has been in the family some 239 years and is a repository of things left behind by six generations. You will be welcomed to this private home of the Sands family by Ann Jensen, great-great-great-great-granddaughter of John and Ann Sands.
The kitchen of the Hammond-Harwood House, a grand Anglo-Palladian house built in 1774 by one of the America's first true architects, William Buckland.
Maryland's State House, which is the oldest state house in continuous legislative use in the country and the place where George Washington resigned his commission as commander-in-chief from the Continental Army.
The Maryland Inn, built in 1772, is the first structure in Annapolis designed to be a hotel, and not just a house that could serve interchangeably as a residence, shop or tavern. We won't leave here before enjoying some of their amazing popovers.

The amount of food consumed in total at all stops is enough to be considered lunch (and dessert) for the average person. Food costs and historic venue fees are covered in your tour ticket price. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended.

If you are visiting the city, we suggest taking our food tour at the beginning of your stay in Annapolis so you can return to enjoy these wonderful eating establishments and historical sites at your leisure. This is the best introduction to Annapolis, Maryland offered!