Anybody participate in a decent Culinary Tour?

Little Chef · July 2011

We are looking for some sort of Culinary Tour to plan a vacation around. Something that highlights different ethnic foods all within a particular city/area. We watched a show last night where a girl visited 9 different ethnicity restaurants all within Austin, TX. Has anybody heard of anything like this, or better yet, participated? Thanks for any feedback.

Richard Fl · July 2011

Do Thailand or Hong Kong fit your plans? Both are over the moon for food sampling.

Georgetown in DC is very diverse food wise due to the embassies.

Also Albuquerque and Santa Fe offer the Spanish/Mexican influence. Great during balloon week.

http://www.balloonfiesta.com/event-info/event-schedule

fishlessman · July 2011

i stumbled... i mean designed one.... for boston once :laugh: purple shamrock, bell in hand, paddys, littlest bar, sullivans tap, boston beerworks (theres two that are convienient)whos on first, boston brew pub, hit the gardens for a game, after hours theres a small bakery with a guy in a suit, ask if the kitchens open, an old italian lady will come outside and take you in thru the back door, theres two more guys with suits standing with their hands hiden under the left side of their jacket, you go past them thru another door where some other guys are standin, same hand hidden, some other guys discussing something quietly while the two guys standing are watching you, you get seated and have the best italian food you have ever eaten, then for the incredible cappuccino that follows, you sober up and look around, you get a little nervous, you tip BIG :laugh: walk quietly out the building, try not to look back, start walking quickly, eventually your out of there, head to the station and wait for the first train to head north. its a good tour B)

fishlessman · July 2011

should mention, dont drink anything in the gardens til the third period, jump over row 20 and go upstairs, the big shots with the box seats leave early, always a full banquet spread and full unopened bottles of champagne in the fridge, make sure to remove the housecleaning note on the doorhandle or house cleaning will show up early :laugh:

Little Chef · July 2011

Hey hey hey....Don't be bustin' on my Cousins Vinnie and Guidos place! Did you see Benny "the Nose" while you were there? They know us well.... :laugh: :whistle:

crghc98 · July 2011

I think I've done the drinking part of that tour....didn't get past the canolis though....

Bacchus · July 2011

http://www.southernfoodways.com/

Capt Frank · August 2011

LC, you might try contacting Southern Living Magazine, I'll bet they have some info

CBBQ · August 2011

I'll second Richard's suggestion of Georgetown in DC. Small restaurants from all over the world catering to the people at the embassy's and students. All within walking distance of ech other.

missyjane · August 2011

Michigan is great for Foodie tours, any time of the year, my favorite is Autumn, apples, cider, donuts, pasties, pumpkin pie and changing leaves... the pure michigan site has several that you can join and I am sure I have read of many that are also self guided. I am a little partial to Michigan too. ;)

http://www.michigan.org/Places-to-Go/Tours-and-Trails/Foodie-Tours/Default.aspx

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