Shanghai French Concession Coffee & Breakfast Tour
Taste Shanghai breakfast classics and inventive coffee on a French Concession walk
Duration
3 Hours
Includes
Breakfast and lunch, 2 coffee drinks
Highlights
Explore Shanghai’s French Concession through its neighborhood cafes, street-food vendors, and local restaurants. Sample breakfast dishes and specialty coffee while walking streets shaped by writers, revolutionaries, and distinctive architecture.
- Explore French Concession streets, hidden courtyards, and neighborhood food spots
- Taste scallion pancakes, street-fried fish, soup dumplings, potstickers, and tofu pudding
- Sip specialty coffee, including a drink made with whipped fermented rice
- Discover sweet and savory dough sticks and flatbreads from a local bakery
- Visit six stops spanning cafes, street vendors, and longstanding restaurants
What's Included
- Breakfast and lunch portions
- Two specialty coffee drinks
- Food and drinks at six stops
Important details
- Arrive 10 minutes early; tours depart on time and cannot return for late arrivals
- Vegetarian, vegan, dairy-free, no-spicy, and no-nut dietary needs can be accommodated
- Gluten-free diets and severe allergies cannot be accommodated
- Every stop uses meat, and kitchens use nuts; cross-contamination is possible
- Walk about 2 km (1.25 miles), with walks of roughly 5–10 minutes between stops
- Tour runs rain or shine; dress for the weather and bring an umbrella and water-resistant shoes if rain is possible
Cancellation Policy
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the tour begins. Cancellations less than 24 hours before the tour are nonrefundable. Rescheduling less than 24 hours before the tour incurs a charge of 50% of the previous total.
Product ID: DH7A7P
FAQs
All dietary requests must be provided at booking. Vegetarian and vegan options are available, but gluten-free cannot be accommodated. Severe allergies cannot be accommodated.
More than a full meal across 6 stops, plus two coffee drinks.
Simple alternatives are offered at coffee stops. Children are offered alternatives by default.
