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Explore Ohio’s oldest public market on a guided Sunday brunch tour. Taste a variety of dishes, meet vendors, and hear local history while you skip the lines.
This walking tour covers less than 0.5 miles with frequent stops and often more standing than sitting, and weekends can be crowded. Some locations have a step to enter and may not accommodate motorized wheelchairs or scooters. Families are welcome; children five and under are free without tastings, and ages six and up require a ticket.
How late is Findlay Market open on Sundays?
The market is open from 10:00am to 4:00pm.
Can I reach the market on the free Cincinnati Streetcar?
Yes, there are streetcar platforms on Elm and Race Street.
Is this just a food tour?
No, it is a cultural walking tour with history, architecture, murals, and neighborhood highlights in addition to tastings.
Are tours given in bad weather?
Yes, tours run rain or shine, hot or cold, with about 70% of the time indoors. Dress for the conditions.
Do I need to book in advance?
Yes, advance booking is recommended as tours can fill up quickly.
Can you accommodate guests with Celiac Disease?
Gluten-free dishes are available at most stops, but cross-contamination cannot be guaranteed. A waiver is required.
Are restrooms available during the tour?
Yes, tasting locations have restrooms available.
Are pets allowed on the tour?
No, pets are not permitted.
Do I need to purchase a ticket if I’m not eating?
Yes, each guest must purchase a ticket to participate.
Refundable Ticket: Refundable up to 24 hours before the tour. Within 24 hours, refunds are not available. Standard Ticket: No refunds or exchanges.
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Riverside Food & Culture Tours has clearly mastered the art of showing visitors the real Cincinnati. Guides like Beth, Laura, and Juliann earn consistent praise for being genuinely knowledgeable about local history while making tours feel conversational and fun rather than lecture-like. Reviewers mention discovering hidden gems and local spots they didn't know existed, then returning on their own afterward. The food and drink selections hit the mark, with thoughtful pairings at each stop that introduce you to Cincinnati's brewing heritage and culinary scene. What stands out is how engaging these guides make the experience even in less-than-ideal conditions. Multiple reviewers mention freezing temperatures that didn't dampen their enjoyment because the stories and interactions kept things lively. Both locals and visitors found value here, with Cincinnati residents discovering new perspectives on their own city. The tours cover various themes from bourbon and beer history to Findlay Market brunches and Over the Rhine cocktails, giving you options depending on your interests. Customer service gets particular mention for being accommodating with weather changes and dietary needs.
The Cincy Bourbon, Beer & Wine Tour was a unique glimpse into the brewing history in Cincinnati. Beth and Laura were very knowledgeable, and it was a great way to spend a cold winter evening!
Stephanie Dalsfoist
February 6, 2026
The Cincy Bourbon, Beer & Wine Tour was a unique glimpse into the brewing history in Cincinnati. Beth and Laura were very knowledgeable, and it was a great way to spend a cold winter evening!
Stephanie Dalsfoist
February 6, 2026