What can I say, Wow! What a wonderful well curated walking tour. Had the opportunity to take the…read morefoodie tour this past Friday with a friend of mine and we thoroughly enjoyed our time with these ladies. The restaurants selected were well thought out and included several off the beaten trail locations that many people may have just rode right past. This tour introduced us to new yummy places and the history of Augusta. On our tour we stopped at about 5 places and got samples of foods and treats from each. At the end of our trip we also checked out some local stores and got to try some locally made bourbon and vodka. I would definitely recommend this tour for anyone visiting the area or even locals looking for something new to try. This tour is fun and informative without being too stuffy or boring. Everyone in our group had an amazing time and enjoyed the ladies of The Foodie Trot! Check it out, you won't be disappointed!

Very nice tour guide. Great food and good vibes. I am from Augusta but not downtown that often…read more Great to be introduced to some new dinning options. Would definitely do it again!

The Savannah Taste Experience food tour had a nice variety of "samples" along with interesting…read moreinformation about the history of the food and the areas we visited. While the tour information indicated there would be walking and some stair climbing, it didn't mention we would be walking up a steep hill covered with ballast from the riverfront back to the meeting point. After the tour, we realized that some personal belongings were lost and the staff at the store could not have been more helpful trying to track down our missing item.

Great time for first timers in Savannah! Nice walking tour…read morewith plenty of bites. We loved the fried green tomato sandwiches with pimento cheese the best. The tour was jam packed with knowledge and we saw some great sights!

If you're in the Columbia area and want something different to do, try Columbia Food Tours, LLC…read more Grab a group of friends/family or even go solo like I did! It's a walking tour lasting about 3-3 1/2 hours, so make sure you wear comfortable clothes and shoes. Just a heads up: if you're a picky eater or have food allergies, this tour may not be for you. Or if you have bad legs and can't stand or walk for long periods of time then it's definitely not for you. ‍ They don't accommodate substitutions and the food is pre-selected by each restaurant. I went by myself and still had a great time. I met some awesome people in my group, and the tour guide did an amazing job! Definitely worth checking out if you want a fun, social, and different experience in Columbia. I'll definitely be going back and actually eat at some of the restaurants that were featured on the tour!!

Had the best time on the Columbia Food Tour today! Brian was super friendly! We had food and drinks…read morefrom 6 different venues on Main Street!

Four neighbors/friends and I have had two lovely tours--Columbia and Newberry--with these ladies!…read more Excellent venues including the museum in Newberry. Highly recommend!

I know they have a bunch of reviews on Trip Advisor but I really wanted them to get raves here on…read moreYelp, too. My family and I went on an amazing food tour with them last night. We had some family from New York come down and we really wanted to showcase Columbia in a fun way. This was a winner!! First, I love that they've partnered with Historic Columbia. Our historical guide was A+ and really knew his stuff. I learned so much about this city and really have gained a new appreciation of it. He is a VOLUNTEER and any tips go back to Historic Columbia. How cool is that?! I also loved that the buildings that the restaurants are housed in have so much history as well!! I mean: who knew THAT about Pearlz?? I really liked that we were in front of the Adluh mill and learning about its history, then off to Blue Marlin where we actually had the grits made at that same mill. Even the "Yankees" loved the grits and were pleasantly surprised! The restaurants were a great representation of some of the different places in Columbia. Just to give you an idea, we went to Blue Marlin, SakiTumi, Liberty Taproom, Hickory Tavern, and Kaminsky's for desert. Some members in our party were worried that we would still be hungry after the tour. Nuh-uh!! At the end of the tour you've eaten the equivalent of a full meal. It left us really satisfied and wanting to come back to each place and try a meal at each. It really inspired debate about our favorite places on the tour. The Two Gals (Gloria and Janet) are just lovely! They are so sociable and fun and really know their stuff. I really appreciated the fact that the actual two gals are a part of the tour as well. One of them stays with the group while another goes on ahead to make sure everything is ready at our next stop. You can really tell that they've done everything to make sure the tour goes as smooth as possible. Email and phone communication with them before the tour was a pleasant experience and there were no hiccups of any kind. We definitely would love to go on another tour with these gals they really are A++. I highly recommend either a private or public tour with them. They even do brunch tours!

Such a great way to spend an afternoon and experience Blue Ridge restaurants. We had a great time…read more We were in awe at how much food was involved. Tammie was an excellent guide. She was so easy going and informative. Highly recommend!

The food tour was amazing and Miss Rita was fun and very knowledgeable about the area. She took us…read moreto places we didn't even know about and they are now some of our new go to restaurants. We highly recommend this tour come ready to eat.

I was very excited to visit Athens and was happy to see the welcome center to get information and…read moreideas of things to do in Athens while we were there. This is a very helpful and neat place to see. It has a very grassroots down south vibe to it. Very welcoming with old decorations and you can just feel the Georgia history in the place. It is definitely worth visiting while you are in Athens.

This is a very welcoming welcome center. The welcome center is small but quaint and has plenty of…read morefree maps and flyers for all of the events in town. We were greeted by a very pleasant volunteer who talked with us for about 45 minutes. She gave us many tips for the city and our travels outside of the city. The welcome center is also attached to the church waddel brumby house. This house has a lot of history which I don't remember, but the ornate carpeting was very interesting. The parking lot can fit maybe 5 cars maximum. FYI there are free public bathrooms here that you can access from outside.

This store has quadrupled (or more) in size since my last visit a few years back. It is now a full…read morefledged specialty grocery with fresh vegetables, cheeses, ice cream, of course all milk and dairy products, canned (jars) items such as relishes and jellies and pickled vegetables. There is also a significant section of "home remedies" from turmeric/ginger tonic to elderberry syrup in local honey, and various vinegars or juices. It is a fun place to visit and I could see this being a main grocery store for those who live nearby. It's worth the 30 minute drive for us, plus some nice countryside to see along the way. The staff is very helpful. The store is now much larger, clean and organized and well kept.

Great little market tucked away in Fork Shoals/Pelzer SC. Lots of local goods, such as jams,…read morerelishes, pickled everything, fresh fruits, cheeses, eggs, meats, and ice cream. Dairy cows lounging under the trees out front, across from the market and a small barn/shed for photos. SC Certified with lots of options for shopping local!

Excellent Flavors of Atlanta Food Tour (with guide Nick) - a 3-hr walking tour in/around Midtown!…read more We started with an apple pressed ale and literally world-wide award-winning burgers that are served between two Krispy Kreme donuts (usually from Shaquille O'Neills KK - but it was recently burned down - so, they use KK from another franchise awaiting the rebuild!); followed by Shrimp & Grits (or Brisket & Grits) along with a Bourbon Peach Mesh that was to die for ... could've had two ... hmm, we did! Finished up with dessert and a smokey blackberry mojito and some had shots of Red Bull ! We also walked around Midtown & learned about the area ... Nick was an outstanding young man - articulate and knowledgeable! Definitely a five-star event!

Justin and Erin from southern beer tours were wonderful. My group of 11 people couldn't have been…read morehappier with our experience. They gave us fun information about each brewery we visited and insider information of what beers to try. They also shared any piece of information they have gained over their many years of beer tasting. As visitors from out of town we also made sure we asked for restaurants and sites to see around town, Justin and Erin were happy to help out. We rode around in a clean and spacious bus with a private driver. You get picked up and dropped off at the same spot if you choose to do so. You even get a gift bag at the beginning. Over the afternoon you may even bond with your other group members and make the tour that much better. Take the next opportunity to take this tour, whether you're a local or visiting. It's worth your time and money.