Sip your way through Nashville on a guided small-group walk
3 hours
Guided tour, Drink tastings, Snacks
Walk through Nashville on a relaxed, small-group drink tour with reserved stops and a host-guide. Enjoy intentional pours with thoughtful snack pairings as you hear stories that connect food, music, and the city.
You must be 21+ with valid government-issued ID, and outside alcohol is not allowed. This is a walking experience with standing between stops. Gratuity for your tour guide is not included.
Standard tickets are non-refundable. If you purchased the Flexible Booking Upgrade, cancel up to 24 hours before the tour start time for a full refund. Within 24 hours and no-shows are not eligible for refunds. Full refund if the operator cancels due to dangerous weather or unsafe conditions.
Wear comfortable clothes and walking shoes since you’ll be on your feet for most of the tour. Check the weather and dress accordingly; bring an umbrella if rain is in the forecast. Water is provided at some tasting locations, and you can bring your own water bottle for the walks between stops.
Yes. Eat lunch before you arrive; you’ll get a couple of curated snacks along the way.
Yes. All guests must be 21 years of age or older and show a valid government-issued ID.
Walk Eat Nashville delivers consistently excellent food tours with intimate group sizes that make the experience feel personal rather than rushed. Guides like Emily, Paige, Tondra, and Mandy earn enthusiastic praise for their genuine passion and deep knowledge of the city, sharing local history and restaurant recommendations that guests wish they'd gotten earlier in their trips. The variety is impressive, with multiple tour options including downtown, East Nashville, and Franklin locations, each featuring thoughtfully curated stops at locally-owned spots serving everything from Peruvian cuisine to handmade chocolates. The food portions are generous enough that many reviewers mention being completely stuffed by the end, and the pacing strikes a good balance between walking and eating. Groups typically stay small (around 6-8 people), which creates a friendly atmosphere where strangers often become fast friends. Corporate groups and event planners specifically call out the company's professionalism and ability to showcase Nashville's food scene beyond the typical tourist spots. The universal advice? Book this early in your visit so you have time to revisit your favorite discoveries.
We would give this a 10 star if we could. Had a wonderful afternoon. First time food tour. Our guide Marie did an amazing job! It was a great way to explore Nashville and taste some savory delights
clint jolliff
February 18, 2026
We would give this a 10 star if we could. Had a wonderful afternoon. First time food tour. Our guide Marie did an amazing job! It was a great way to explore Nashville and taste some savory delights
clint jolliff
February 18, 2026