To pedal or not to pedal.... E bikes are GREAT! Greg , our…read morefabulous guide, taught us a history lesson as well as a peaceful ride through the Madison street/parks. Thank you sooo much!

This is the most perfect way to start a trip in Madison! We purposely did it the first day so that…read morewe would get a better feel for what else there was to do during the rest of the trip. That is exactly what happened, we went back to a lot of places that we maybe wouldn't have known about without this tour. The E bikes were a perfect way to tour Madison since Madison is known for being bike friendly it makes you feel like you are getting the local experience. I have to admit I was a little nervous to be driving through city streets on a bike but with the group I felt 100 percent safe! They allow you to ride around the parking lot a little before the tour takes off so you can feel very comfortable especially if you've never been on an E bike before (like me!). We had an absolute blast and I would 100 percent recommend this tour to anyone and everyone visiting Madison. AND I even feel like locals and students who've been around a while could still learn something and have fun while doing it!

Cancelled our tour of 5 people, 2 hours before it happened. Super disappointed to say the least…read more Claimed there wasn't enough people for a public tour, we could have added people if we had known. Cancelled us for a private tour, just unprofessional. wasn't very kind on the phone

Lily and ruby were great host. If I did it again I'd ask for them. They went out of there way to…read moremake sure we had a great time. They even laughed at our stupid jokes. The tour was about 2 hours long. And we hit three bars on state street and university ave area. We had a great time and The two groups before did as well. It was more work then we expected but with 10 or more people it was manageable. If you have a large group I suggest you go earlier or the wait time for dinks at each bar will eat into the number of places you can go to.

not recommend if you are an avid cyclist. I signed up for lots of climbing as published, however,…read moreTrek lowered the bar because other riders were not in shape. I would get back to the hotel by noon...I came back in worse shape than when I started. I called to voice my dissatisfaction, but they blew me off....I will never come back. I am 50, an good rider and trained hard for a trip in the Dolomites. The Bikes were good as was the food. Not a good value.

This was an awesome tour around the Capitol Square area. The cheese curds from Wisconsin Brewing…read moreCompany were amazing. Britany did a great job giving us architectural and historical information about Madison as we were hopping from restaurant to restaurant. Being able to tour the top of the capital building was a highlight! We recommend this tour to any first time visitor and locals alike!!

Brittany was awesome. Three of us on her tours. It lasted 3 hours,seemed shorter. She did a great…read morejob pacing us. A lot of historical information and great food. From the burger at Great Dane to the shake at Dlux all were great options. I'm not usually a sweet person but the the shake at Dlux was awesome.

My husband and I went on the lake to lake tour with guide Stanley. We we super excited to eat and…read moretour our way through Madison!! We've done 3 walking food tours prior to this one and were excited to add it to our list. There were many things we loved about this tour; Stanley's enthusiasm, the beautiful day and great walking weather, the folks we chatted with on the tour and *most* of the food. The tour was extremely slow to get going. We were all very hungry; eating small breakfasts and no morning snacks in anticipation of a heavy food afternoon. The tour began promptly at 12:30. We spent a very long time in the Convention Center talking about Frank Lloyd Wright. And then when we left the history part of the tour continued for an hour. The first tasting of any food did not happen until a little after 1:30. First stop was Merchant, a funky restaurant/bar, where we were served a Small quarter of a cuban sandwich and a tiny arugula salad dressed in vinaigrette. The Cubano was very good but the serving we seriously tiny. Then we lingered waaaay too long (in my opinion) at the Merchant sitting at the table even though everyone had been done for a while. After the merchant we made Lots of little stops to look at landmarks around the capital area. And we did a little walk through of the capital building, which was very beautiful, but my tummy was still rumbling!!!! 2:22 was our second stop at Fromagination Cheese Shop. This was an absolutely adorable shop with oodles of cheese as well as other gormete food stuffs like cookies, pastries, honey, balsamic vinegar, mustard, jams and jellies and other gift stuff . 3 small pieces of cheese and 2 crackers. There were also a few samples around the store for tasting but really it was a very small food sampling. Shortly after that around 2:44 we made it to Ian's Pizza for a half-slice of Mac and cheese pizza. Ehhh. Did not like it. They had some really cool other kinds and just an awesome menu in general. Just was not into the Mac and Cheese slice. Ick Next up was a little after 3:00 and we stopped at Himal Chuli which was a Nepalese eatery for a Mango Lassi. I was disappointed that we did not get to go inside the restaurant. We just grabbed-and-go our drinks and walked to our next stop. At around 3:17 we stopped into State Street Brats where we were served half to a third of a brat and A half pint of Spotted Cow beer from New Glarus Brewery. Good tasting. But again, a very small sample Lastly we walked to UW campus to the student union for a vanilla malt. It was good. Wish we had gotten to try the ice cream. I'm sure they have some great flavors there. The union was amazing however, right on the lake. Lucky students. The tour ran over, ending around 3:45. My husband and I left still feeling kind of hungry which has NEVER happened to us after a food tour. So, we had a fun time but left with mixed feelings about the tour. Not sure how much we will recommend this one to ours friends. Would rather send them down to the zerve.com food tours in Chicago.

Monroe street tour was wonderful!!, great food all in walking distance!…read moreguide was well educated in Madison history. The food was excellent choices. went to many places I did not know were there! pizza, salad, beligum beer, mussels, so fun! enoyed every moment, if you live in madison or visiting this tour is a must!!

We had an absolutely fantastic time at Devin's Galena Foodie Tour - Ugly Christmas Sweater edition…read morethis weekend! Great friends (with the "ugliest tree sweaters" in the attached photo) organized it for us, and it turned out to be one of the most fun and memorable experiences we've had! Devin was an outstanding host--knowledgeable, engaging, and genuinely passionate about Galena's food scene. The tour was perfectly paced, the food stops were excellent, and the holiday twist made it even better. The ugly sweater theme added so much energy and laughter, and Devin leaned into it in a way that made everyone feel relaxed and included. What really made the experience special was the atmosphere. We went with great friends, had a blast together, and also met wonderful new people along the way. It felt less like a "tour" and more like a festive day out with friends--old and new. If you're looking for a fun, social, and delicious way to experience Galena--especially around the holidays--this tour is a must. We would do it again in a heartbeat and can't recommend Devin and Galena Foodie Tours highly enough.

We went on a Honey & Mead tasting tour, and I'd give it 10/5 stars if I could. The food was SO…read moregood, and there was quite a bit of it. I've been on food tours where they give you a few bites of something - not here, this was a super generous amount of food. Everything in this tour is connected to honey somehow. Classic things you know your'e going to like (honey lemonade yes please!), but unique things I wouldn't have tried on my own too. Everything was delicious. There was a full wine tasting at one of the stops, with I think 5-6 different wine/alcohol samples and a super educational explanation by the owner. And it finished with a honey tasting led by Dry Creek Beekeeping. That was really fun - I never thought honey could taste so different! And of course a glass of mead. And last but definitely not least, Devin the tour guide was extremely knowledgeable both about food and the history of Galena. It was part history tour, part food tour, and he was an awesome guide in both. He had such a natural way in front of the group, and was nice to chat with along the way too. This is a must-do tour during your visit. It was our family's favorite thing we did on our trip. Come hungry!!

The Milwaukee Christmas Lights & Desserts Tour was just okay, especially for the price…read more The tour felt expensive for what was included. The desserts were minimal and not what we expected - especially since we've been on the bakery tour by the same company and absolutely loved it. Based on that experience, we expected much more. Two of the four "desserts" were a pre-packaged cookie and chocolate, which didn't feel festive or special for a holiday-themed tour. Another thing not clearly mentioned is that the tour includes a lot of group sing-alongs. While that may be fun for some, it felt like filler after the first few songs and went on longer than necessary. Becca was very patient and kind with the children on the tour, which we appreciated. However, the presentation itself could have been more polished - there were several moments where information was forgotten or counting had to be redone, which made the tour feel a bit disorganized. Overall, the tour could easily be condensed to about two hours and would need to be priced lower to better match the quality and quantity of desserts. It wasn't terrible, but it didn't live up to expectations given the cost and past experiences with this company.

What an awesome experience! Every food stop along the way was fantastic -- we didn't have a single…read morething we didn't enjoy. Our tour guide, Emily, was super sweet, very knowledgeable about the area, and brought such a fun, upbeat energy that made the whole tour exciting. We loved hearing all the fun facts about the buildings we passed and the eateries we visited, which added so much to the experience. As out-of-staters, we never would have thought to explore Brady Street on our own, so it was really cool to discover a whole new part of the city while eating amazing food. Highly recommend!