Top Massachusetts Pastry Tours

Boston is famous for its donuts and has numerous artisanal donut stores, some hidden away from its tourist areas. Instead of hunting them down independently, let a guide lead you there and introduce you to some top donut varieties, enabling you to try flavors and gain insight into the local donut scene you might otherwise miss. Between tastings, browse a market, eat a delicious bakery treat and explore historical neighborhoods such as North End before one final, scrumptious donut sampling.

Taste only the best in Boston’s North End. This foodie tour takes you to a careful selection of award-winning restaurants throughout this historic neighborhood. Stop by Best of Boston winners to sample the city’s top pizza, sandwiches, and bread. Sample iconic cannoli and visit an Old World salumeria shown on the Food Network. Learn about Boston’s rich culinary history, and and end your tour with a delicious pasta finale.

Boston's North End is the city's oldest residential community, and most recently, due to the large numbers of Italian immigrants arriving in the 19th century, it has gained its reputation as 'Little Italy'. The best way to get to know this fascinating Italian enclave in Boston is a food tour; eat your way through North End while learning about its famous residents. With a never-ending list of top-quality restaurants serving up fresh handmade pasta, using family recipes passed down from Nonna, and countless bakeries serving up the sweetest Italian delicacies, there's nothing you won't be able to find as you stroll down Hanover street with your local expert foodie. You'll sample the very best Italian eats, from freshly ground coffee to piping hot pizza. You'll head to both Moden Pastry and Mike's Pastry, leaving you to decide which one is home to Little Italy's best cannoli. Get to know famous residents such as Paul Revere and Tony DeMarco, who once walked the same cobbled streets

What a way to celebrate the weekend! Enjoy a lovely two hour sail on Boston Harbor with unbeatable views of the city. Your ticket includes complimentary coffee, tea, and fresh-baked pastries from the incomparable Flour Bakery + Cafe. Feel free to bring your own food along if you prefer, but please no outside beverages and no coolers. Mimosas are $5 all morning! We also have our full drink menu available including local craft beers, wine, soda, juice, and water. We accept Apple Pay, credit cards, or cash onboard.

Explore Boston's "Little Italy" neighborhood with a longtime local! The tour will walk you through the neighborhood, alternating between hilarious stories about the history of the area and delicious food from local shops! Start the tour at the entrance to the North End's main dining street and listen to a short history of the area. Proceed to the first food stop, the famous Mike's Pastry, for a taste of a classic Italian dessert - the cannoli. Head to a hidden bakery and Italian Salumeria for a classic Italian sandwich! Enjoy the food while having a seat in the Paul Revere Mall, with a great view of the Old North Church! Learn about the inaccuracies in the poem of the midnight ride of Paul Revere. View the USS Constitution from across the water. Proceed to Boston's second oldest cemetery. Stop nearby to learn the story behind the "Spite House!" Head to a local pizza joint, famous for huge, quarter-pie slices. Choose one of the many available toppings, including vegetarian options!