Top Austin Food & Drink

Get a taste of Austin on a brunch tour to three local establishments. Traveling on a fun with live music performed by local musicians, travel to each location for your included breakfast tasting and beverage. Bring your appetite and expect to sample local specialties like breakfast tacos, Czech kolaches, and chicken and waffles.

Leave the busy city and enjoy a half-day experience filled with barbecue and wine by booking this Texas Hill Country Barbecue and Wine Shuttle Service from Austin. This shuttle service can be booked for small groups or private groups of up to 10 people. Your driver takes you to the outskirts of Austin to visit three different venues, including two popular wineries and Salt Lick BBQ outpost.

Approximately 45 minutes southwest of Austin lies the Driftwood/Wimberley area of the Texas Hill County. Here, you'll find rustic charm, winding roads, rolling hills, and amazing wine. You'll travel in a Mercedes Sprinter van and friendly local guide with a maximum of 10 people. Sample the wines and soak in the ambiance at three award-winning wineries (tasting fee not included.) Tour is 4.5 hours, leaving at 1:30, returning at 6 pm.

Experience Austin's culinary diversity and support local, family-owned eateries that define Austin as a haven for food enthusiasts. Our 2 hour guided food walking tour offers a tantalizing array of local favorites, a culinary journey through Texas flavors. Scenic stops your experienced tour guide will take you along the tour include the Historic Congress Avenue, Town Lake's Natural Beauty and Congress Avenue Bridge. Please note, infant tickets (0-4 years) does not include food.

Watch more than a million bats fly out of the Congress Avenue Bridge on an evening kayak tour of Austin that’s timed to catch the spectacular natural show. Observing the Congress Avenue Bridge bats from a kayak means you don’t have to find a spot among the crowds on the riverbank, giving you a front-row seat as the Mexican free-tailed bats take to the sky.

Want to see the best of Austin and the Hill County in the comfort of an air-conditioned Mercedes-Benz sprinter van with a local guide? Look no further! In 90 minutes, this signature tour covers 30 miles and 50+ points of interest, including the Texas Capitol and East Austin’s Six Square District, to give you a taste of the city’s rich culture and history. For even more exploration (with stops), check out the 2.5-hour version of this tour. Route subject to changes or substitutions.

Get a comprehensive overview of Austin on this sightseeing tour. See famous landmarks along with hidden gems, real neighborhoods, and food trucks. Learn about Austin's history and culture with commentary from your guide and hear fun facts about the city that even the locals don't know. Plus, choose a morning or afternoon departure to easily fit this tour into your schedule.

Go sightseeing in Austin by Segway on a 1.5-hour tour that allows you to cover more ground than other types of tours. Get an overview of downtown Austin and capture numerous photo ops as you pass by the Texas State Capitol Building, Congress Avenue, Warehouse Entertainment District, Lady Bird Lake, the historic Driskill Hotel, and other landmarks.

Try out Austin's craft brewery scene without thinking about transportation on this private microbrewery tour by pedicab. Enjoy Austin's famously warm weather as your guide pedals you to three of Austin's award-winning breweries. Choose to pay for beers as you go or opt for the all-inclusive option for a tour without any additional expenses.

Combine history and food during this Downtown Austin Private Food, Drinks, and History Walking Tour, which is perfect for first-time visitors. This is a private tour that provides an intimate experience for up to 8 guests. Taste great food (own expense) as you learn about Austin’s past. When booking choose from an early afternoon or early evening tour time based on your personal preferences.

Get more out of your visit to Austin by booking this East Austin Food Tour, which serves as a great introduction to the food scene in the east side of the city. Instead of paying for full meals you’re not sure you’ll love at other places, this tour takes you to four popular restaurants where you can sample some of their best dishes. Plus, you’ll learn about how the chefs prepare the dishes from farm-to-table ingredients.

There’s no need to worry about how to get around downtown if you’re drinking when you book this Downtown Austin Pedal Pub Crawl Experience. Ride with your others aboard this fun, electric pedal mobile as you sip drinks as you go. This experience stops at up to three bars where you can also purchase a drink if you choose to do so.

Join us for a good drink and great stories. Your five-star pub guide will take you on an adventure through Austin's historic pub scene, dating back to the 1870s. Expect to hear rich histories, haunted tales, hidden brothels, and more. Drinks are not included in your ticket, but share-worthy pubs, the energy of East 6th, and beautiful lobby of the Driskill Hotel are.

Discover how Austin got its “weird” reputation on this guided city tour. Get a comprehensive look at the city and its culture including history, music, and food. Plus, a local musician joins you for the ride to strum up singalong classics and original tunes. Stroll across Lady Bird Lake, and snap plenty of photos of local murals and the downtown skyline.

Tacos are a staple in Texas, and if you’re a new visitor to Austin (or just really love tacos), it’s time to find out why they’re so popular there by taking this Austin Small-Group Taco Food Tour. A guide leads you to around four restaurants to taste deliciously made tacos you won’t soon forget. Plus, take in city sights such as the Willie Nelson Statue as you walk around Austin.

Gain a deeper understanding for how wine is made with this Bell Springs Winery Tour and Tasting Experience from Dripping Springs, ideal for all wine enthusiasts. This experience includes a full facility tour through the winery’s production area, as well as a fun, sit-down tasting with five wines paired with seasonal foods. Your guide is with you to answer questions and make sure you end your time with more wine knowledge than you knew before.

Sample Austin brews and enjoy live music from local artists with this stress-free package. Traveling aboard a comfortable bus with a band, make two stops at three local breweries in the city. At each location, sample the included tastings, learn about the differences in varieties and how each brew is produced. Plus, a small meal from a local food truck is also included.

No need to worry about a designated driver while out drinking in Austin when you book this Austin Lake Travis Barge Crawl Bar Hopping Tour by Pontoon Boat. This bar-hopping experience takes you to two popular stops on Lake Travis where you can enjoy food and drinks (own expense). Plus, the boat has a cooler for you to bring your own drinks aboard for in between stops.

Get more from your visit to Austin’s Red River Cultural District by taking this small-group barbecue food tour through the area. A guide leads the way to different street vendors so you can sample some of the best barbecue in Texas—plus, samples are included, too. Ideal for foodies or anyone who enjoys Texas barbecue, this small-group experience keeps you active as you walk around.

There’s no need to worry about claiming a designated driver when you book this Texas Hill Country Brewery and Distillery Shuttle from Austin ahead of your planned trip. This small-group shuttle service takes up to 10 people to three different breweries and distilleries in the area. Ride in a comfortable, air-conditioned Mercedes Van Sprinter from Austin and back after your outing.

Other brewery tours can make you pay for tastings as you go, but not this Austin Brewery Small-Group Half-Day Tour. This experience takes you to three popular breweries in the city, including Zilker Brewing Company and Taproom, the Brewtorium Brewery and Kitchen, and Celis Brewery, with tastings and a small meal provided. Plus, there’s no need to worry about transport as it’s also included from an easy-to-find meeting spot in Austin.

Soak up local food culture on this tour of Austin's favorite breakfast food—the breakfast taco! We'll stop at three taco joint to try a wide range of options, from the traditional (such as the Cochinita pibil), to the utterly inventive. We'll try some to-die-for queso (a very Texas hot and creamy cheese dip) too! For the best outcome, make sure to arrive with an appetite.

In addition to bluebells and BBQ, Texas Hill Country produces some fine olive oil and balsamic vinegar. Come for a day of tasting! We have hand-picked several products and a compilation of small bites that perfectly pair with our extra virgin olive oil and balsamic vinegar. You'll be an olive oil connoisseur in no time. NOTE: No gluten free bread options are available at this time.