Dessert Madness: Walking Dessert Tour

Stroll down historic Palafox Street in downtown Pensacola and revel in all things sweet. Sample Southern pralines, house made fudges, artisanal chocolates, Asian fusion desserts, and international honeys on this whirlwind tasting tour with five unique stops.

• Stroll historic Palafox Street
• Sample Southern pralines and house made fudges
• Savor artisanal chocolates and Asian fusion desserts
• Explore international honeys
• Learn how dessert evolved from dried fruit to art
• Enjoy five curated tasting destinations

What's Included

• Curated dessert tastings at five stops
• Specific dishes unique to the restaurant and area

Things to know

The walk is about 0.5 mile at a leisurely pace. Tours run rain or shine and may be canceled for severe weather. Children under 18 must be with a parent or guardian; summer heat can affect some guests.

FAQs

What's included in the cost of the tour?
Desserts at five tasting destinations. Any extra food and/or beverages will be the responsibility of the guests.

Is the tour wheelchair, stroller accessible?
Yes. The sidewalks are generally level and there are crossing ramps at each crosswalk. Mobile scooters are also welcome.

What about tipping?
Tips are never expected but greatly appreciated. Our guides are professionally trained and strive to make your experience a fun and memorable one. Please show your appreciation.

What about service animals?
Only registered dogs with an official vest are allowed inside the premises' of our vendors.

Parking
There is ample street parking in Downtown Pensacola. They can be paid by app, or manually by kiosks located on sidewalks. Remember your license plate as you must enter it for acceptance. There is a parking garage with an entrance on Jefferson St that operates the same way. The entrance is one block east of Palafox St. There are private parking lots around downtown. These have red signs and tend to be more expensive than the city parking. There is a free parking lot on the south end of downtown on the corner of Main and Commendencia Streets. A free trolley runs from there to select destinations downtown, but you may have to wait a while for it to arrive.

Dressing for the weather.
The tours proceed rain or shine. Please pay attention to the local weather so you may be prepared. There are many free weather apps for your cellphone, we recommend The Weather Channel for its accuracy.