Top Victoria Street Food Tours

Experience the delights of Victoria’s wine country on this Yarra Valley wine tour from Melbourne. With an informative wine guide, you’ll visit four popular wineries: Balgownie Estate, Steels Gate Winery, Greenstone Vineyards, and Yering Farm. Enjoy plenty of tastings as well as a winery lunch while you learn about winemaking in Australian and admire the picturesque landscapes.

Let a professional be your designated driver on this great-value guided wine tasting tour of the beautiful Yarra Valley. Sample wines at four carefully selected wineries; savor a 2-course lunch with a glass of wine; and taste artisan chocolates at the Yarra Valley Chocolaterie. Enjoy plenty of photo stops along the way.

Experience a true locals side to Melbourne on this personalized street food and street art tour. Designed for people who usually shy away from organized tours, this day trip aims to give you a taste of the real Melbourne with a truly individualized itinerary. The ideal ‘day one’ experience—where you can hit the ground running with your city explorations—your tour even includes personalized recommendations to help maximize your time here.

Every neighborhood has its favorite local haunts, but it’s not easy for visitors to tap into the best insider eats. With this secret food tour, discover where those in the know dine in St. Kilda while learning about the neighborhood’s unique history and culture. Explore the area highlights on foot with your guide, stopping to sample a variety of popular dishes.

Melbourne's renowned for its food scene, but concise guides of where to go during a mini-break or short city visit are hard to come by. Take in as many local flavors as possible during your visit to Melbourne with this multi-cultural foodie tour. Starting at the popular Immigration Museum and then progressing to the city's well-known laneways, this tour goes beyond tastings and tips - it puts the city's cuisine in context.

Sydney Road, a narrow busy street at the north of Melbourne has hundreds of stories. Stories of the indigenous Wurrundjery people using the creek as their main walking path to the north, and the stories of the gold miners, quarry workers, textile labourers, new migrants, and more new migrants from different cultures. The stories tell us how they built a new life here and how they got to get along with each other. Sydney Road is the mix of ugly and beautiful, friendships and conflicts, art, different cuisines, smells, colours and languages. Join our tour of Sydney Road in the eclectic suburb of Brunswick, so you experience what locals do, on a Cultural Experience Tour. Melbourne is one of the most multicultural cities in the world. The suburb of Brunswick has a great mix of art, cafes and diverse cultures with an interesting history.

East African cuisine has had influences from Indian, French, British, Egyptian and Turkish flavours to name a few. In a journey through the sub Saharan Africa, taste the blends of spices, in a bowl of fufu, a warm piece of Injera (Ethiopian bread) or matoki (lamb stew). Sudan's more common foods are kisira (a type of pancake), rice, asida (ugali, or stiff porridge), and fish. In Ethiopia, typical foods would be injera/firfir, kichah (spiced pancake), dabo (bread), and bula (ensete, or stiff porridge). These are normally served with a variety of hot sauces (wat, or watt) on one large tray for the entire family. Get ready for a gastronomical experience for your taste buds. We guarantee you will be back for more!