Florence: Street Food Tour with Wine & Local Guide
★ 4.8 · 1,951 reviews
- 2.5 hours, Traditional Tuscan food
- A local market
- Duomo area
- Free cancellation
Street food and tastings
A Florence food tour on this site costs $47: a small-group street food walk with wine and a professional local guide, two and a half hours, rated 4.8 from 1,951 reviews. It takes in traditional Tuscan food, a local market and the Duomo area. It is the one listing among the 75 compared here sold as a food tour in the city. Three countryside days pair food with wine, from $99 to $345. They suit visitors who want Tuscan food explained by a local guide.

Quick answer
The short answer. The Florence food tour to book is the $47 street food walk: 1,951 reviews at 4.8, in a small group, with wine. For food and wine outside the city, the $99 wine tasting tour visits two wineries with wine paired with local produce, 4,694 reviews at 4.9.
One walk in the city
The $47 walk is a Florence street food tour in a small group, led by a professional local guide. The listing names traditional Tuscan food, a local market and the Duomo area, and it covers the history of the Renaissance city along the way. Wine is in its name. It does not list the dishes, so the menu is on the listing, not here.
Two and a half hours for $47 comes to $18.80 an hour. It is rated 4.8 from 1,951 reviews.
If you are planning a food tour in Florence around a market, this is the listing that names one. For the cooking side of the same food, the pasta classes start at $20 on the cooking classes guide.
Out of the city
Three countryside listings make food part of the day, each with wine. The $99 small group tour visits two wineries to taste wine paired with local produce and the region's olive oils, in four and a half hours, 4,694 reviews at 4.9.
The $212 day spends eight hours on two winery farms with organic food, olive oil and wine tasting, lunch and a stop in San Gimignano, 110 reviews at 4.9. The $345 day trip takes a small group to San Gimignano and Volterra through the Tuscan hills, with food and wine, in nine and a half hours, 58 reviews at 4.7.
More wine days, without the food focus, are on the Tuscany and Chianti guide.
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★ 4.8 · 1,951 reviews
★ 4.9 · 4,694 reviews
★ 4.9 · 110 reviews
★ 4.7 · 58 reviews
Every trip, current fare
The city walk and the three countryside days, with the cost per hour worked out.
| Tour | Length | Price | What you get | Cost per hour | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Florence: Street Food Tour with Wine & Local GuideA local market | 2.5 h | $47 | Traditional Tuscan food | $18.80 | 4.8 · 1,951 |
| From Florence: Small Group Wine Tasting Tour to TuscanySmall group from Florence | 4.5 h | $99 | Two wineries, wine and olive oil | $22.00 | 4.9 · 4,694 |
| Small Group Wineries, Lunch, Wine Tasting, S.Gimignano &MoreLunch and San Gimignano | 8 h | $212 | Two winery farms | $26.50 | 4.9 · 110 |
| Florence: San Gimignano & Volterra Day Trip with Food & WineFood and wine, small group | 9.5 h | $345 | San Gimignano and Volterra | $36.32 | 4.7 · 58 |
Which one if…
Pick by the one thing that matters most to you.
The $47 street food walk, two and a half hours.
The same walk: it is the one listing here that names a local market.
The $99 tour pairs wine with local produce at two wineries.
The $212 day, with organic food and lunch.
A pasta class from $20.
The $134 premium e-bike ride includes tastings; see the bike and e-bike guide.
Is it worth it?
On the figures, yes. $47 for two and a half hours with a guide, food and wine is $18.80 an hour, below the $22 of the wine tasting tour and the $26.50 of the farm day. It is rated 4.8 from 1,951 reviews.
The listing does not name its stops or dishes, so read it before you book. If you want to eat what you made yourself, a cooking class fits better, and if you want lunch with wine among the vineyards, the countryside days do. Compare the rest of the city on 75 tours compared.
Before you book
Each card above opens the listing itself, with its calendar, the start times still open, the meeting point and the full list of what you will taste. Those are stated there, not here.
Prices on this page are as shown on 13 October 2026 and can change. If you have a diet to follow, ask on the listing before you book: the descriptions do not cover it.
Common questions
On this site, the $47 street food walk with wine: 1,951 reviews at 4.8, in a small group with a local guide.
$47 for the two-and-a-half-hour walk. Food and wine days in the countryside cost $99 to $345.
The listing does not give start times here. Its calendar shows the slots still open, so check there whether a Florence food tour evening slot is available on your date.
No listing here is sold as a Florence sunset food and wine tour. The street food walk includes wine; its start times are on the listing.
Partly: the walk explores a local market as well as the Duomo area, with traditional Tuscan food.
Yes, wine is in the name of the $47 walk. The listing does not say how many glasses.
Three do: the $99 wine tasting tour, the $212 farm day with lunch and the $345 day to San Gimignano and Volterra.
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