Uptown Trolley & Walking Food Tour w/ Food Tours of America

By Food Tours Of America - Dallas

Free cancellation available

Features

Savour a full meal with tastings at handpicked eateries in Uptown Dallas
Ride a vintage McKinney Avenue Trolley through Uptown and West Village
Indulge in a sweet treat at a local bakery and enjoy a delicious dessert
Learn about Dallas’ food culture and hidden gems from your expert guide

Travellers

Language options: English

Starting time: 1:00 PM

Price details

NZ$167.99 x 2 AdultsNZ$335.98

Total

Until Fri, 14 Aug

Guided food tour of Uptown Dallas
Food tastings at 4 handpicked eateries
Dessert stop at a bakery
VIP behind-the-scenes tour of McKinney Avenue Trolley Car Barn (Availability Depending)
Vintage McKinney Avenue Trolley ride experience
Expert local food guide
Culinary and cultural storytelling throughout the tour
Additional alcoholic drinks
Transport to/from meeting point
Service charge
Any items not explicitly listed in inclusions

- Not allowed: Non-folding wheelchairs
- Not suitable for: People with food allergies, People with mobility impairments, Wheelchair users

Discover Uptown Dallas through its flavours, stories, and a piece of living transit history on this guided trolley and walking food tour. Board a vintage McKinney Avenue Trolley and glide through Uptown and West Village as your local guide introduces the neighborhood’s culture, architecture, and the people behind its food scene.

Along the way, enjoy curated tastings at handpicked eateries—with portions designed to add up to a full meal. Expect a mix of cuisines that may include Mediterranean favourites, Thai-inspired bites, and Texas comfort food, paired with engaging culinary and cultural storytelling. Cap the experience with a dessert stop at a bakery for something sweet before the final stroll.

When available, a standout moment is the VIP behind-the-scenes visit to the McKinney Avenue Trolley Car Barn, where you’ll learn how the historic cars are restored and operated. With one group per time slot and a maximum of 18 guests, it’s an easygoing way to eat well, learn something new, and see a side of Dallas many visitors miss.