Bordeaux Food, Wine, and Walking Tour

Q: "How long is the tour?")

"The tour approximately lasts 3.5 hours.")

Q: "Is this tour family friendly?")

"Yes, families love this tour. Of course, those under the age of 18 will not be able to partake in wine tastings.")

Q: "How much walking is involved?")

"Expect a relaxed pace over several city blocks with pauses at each tasting stop.")

Savor traditional cuisine across 4 stops, including wine, seasonal dishes, and sweet dune blanche

Travel Flexibly

· 3.50h · Bordeaux, France

Long lines and confusing menus can make finding real Bordeaux food harder than expected. This guided food and wine experience fixes that with 4 guaranteed tastings, including an organic glass of white, red, or rosé, a bistro-style plate of fish or slow-cooked meat with seasonal vegetables, buttery cannelé, and a sweet stop featuring refined chocolates or a creamy Dune Blanche. With a small group and a local guide, you skip the guesswork and enjoy flavors tied directly to the region.

What You Get With This Tour

Expert local food guide
4 stops for food and drink
Local organic wine tastings
Home-made French dishes
Brief walking tour
Guide tips
Additional Food and drinks

Tour Itinerary

1

Meet your guide at Place de la Bourse
Start your culinary experience at the elegant Place de la Bourse, one of Bordeaux's most recognizable architectural gems. Tune in as your guide shares an overview of Bordeaux's rich culinary history before leading the group to the first delicious stop.
2

Organic wine tasting
Next, you'll enter an authentic venue to enjoy the region's famous wine. Discover how terroir influences regional styles, then savor a glass of red, white, or rosé paired with a brief explanation of the winemaking traditions practiced in the surrounding countryside.
3

French dishes at a local bistrot
Follow your guide to a traditional bistrot setting, where you'll taste the very best of local Bordeaux cuisine. You’ll sample a home-made dish, choosing between Southwest regional meat or fish of the day, prepared with fresh, seasonal vegetables.
4

Award-winning chocolate or French cheese
Depending on your tour time, you will sample one of two regional specialties. Lunch tours visit a local, award-winning female chocolatier to taste refined chocolate bonbons. Evening tours understand why French cheese is so famous, sampling popular selections such as Comté or Camembert.
5

The famous dune blanche specialty
Get ready for a sweet regional send-off with the famous Dune Blanche. This light, creamy cake comes from Arcachon Bay, just a short distance from Bordeaux, and provides the perfect conclusion to your feast.
6

Your tour finishes near Place de la Bourse
Your guided tour concludes just a short walk from the original Place de la Bourse meeting point, allowing you easy access to public transport or nearby streets. By the time you finish, you'll feel satisfied and knowledgeable, with great ideas for what to explore next in Bordeaux.

Additional Information

Good to know:

Accessibility: Unfortunately, this tour is not wheelchair accessible, as some restaurants include stairs.
Dietary Restrictions: Please contact us in advance with any special dietary restrictions or allergies, so we can do our best to accommodate you.
Alcohol Consumption: This tour includes local wine; participants consuming alcohol should be of legal drinking age in France (18). Please bring a government-issued ID if you plan to partake.
Check-in: Arrive 15 minutes early for check-in at the meeting point so the group can depart on time.