We took a private food tour while in Nashville and it was excellent. I wanted a walking food tour and my friend wanted a food tour by van. We ended up being driven around by Scott and that was definitely the way to go! We got to see sights in the city, hear stories from Scott and taste some of the best food in East Nashville. We requested East Nashville from all of the good reviews. We met at Far Better Distillery where we started with bourbon tasting. I don’t like bourbon but the flavored bourbons were delicious and we ended up buying some (Apple Pie, Chocolate with Cherry and Expresso Martini to name a few). We then went to Donut Distillery for some yummy donuts and strawberry mimosas. Next up was Hot Chicken from Prince’s (the original family-owned hot chicken) in the Assembly Food Hall, followed by BBQ at Martin’s BBQ Joint (highly recommend) and ending at a delicious cookie place. Scott was personable and had stories to share about any country star you can name. We even drove by East Nashville High School where Oprah graduated. The experience was definitely worth the price if you’re wondering.

Re: 1 stat due to lack of response from vendor I bought my event via trip advisor. After I realized I put in the wrong email address, I called their office and emailed multiple times/days to get a confirmation that I was booked on tour (the initial message from the trip advisor said they are checking if there is space on the tour). No one has responded. Which I find to be extremely disappointing and unprofessional.

Our wonderful walking tour guide, Scott, shared colorful backstories about Nashville's history, food and music culture. As we strolled through the Germantown area that included the capitol, we sampled delicious food like authentic hot chicken, delicious tacos, tasty cookies, and the absolute best salted caramel truffles I've ever eaten! (Other delicious truffle options were available) Our quick stops at local eateries were well planned out to highlight the rich and diverse local culture of the area. The tour ended at Far Better Distillery where we were treated to a whiskey tasting and education on how small batch whiskey is produced. Scott was a great ambassador for Music City!

Austin was our guide and he was fabulous! He was funny and full of great stories. It felt like taking a walk with a friend. Very personable! The food tour did NOT disappoint- we got the best of Nashville food!

We’ve done two walking food tours in Nashville. This one was by far the best. Kristie was so insightful and took us to the best local hidden gems - from “hot chicken” to chocolate truffles to the smallest distillery in Tennessee - and all the history of Germantown in between. Highly recommend this tour.

We did the 2.5-hour food and history walking tour on 2/24/24. Our tour guide, Scott, was phenomenal! He shared tons of information and told great stories. We had hot chicken, mini donuts, BBQ, a frosty bushwhacker (rum milkshake) and a delicious Goo Goo Cluster. This was our first time in Nashville and this tour was the perfect intro to the city.

We spent the day with Christy, and it was just like hanging out with a friend (the smart and funny ones). Christy balanced the tour with great history and interesting tidbits with unique food samples. Starting the tour with some history and an understanding of the geography and culture of the state was really helpful. Bratwurst, chocolates, hot honey pizza and moonshine - what a great day. We ended up heading back to Germantown on our last day to shop at some of the place Christy pointed out. We totally recommend this tour and hope you get Christy as your guide!

Great tour. We learned a lot from Austin. He was great super friendly and filled with lot of facts and stories on Nashville. Loved the food as well!

This is the second tour we did with Dabble Studios and both were excellent. This tour (our guide Scott) was first class. Scott was fun and as a musician had great knowledge and told great stories about some of famous Nashville musicians. His knowledge about history of the Germantown area as well as Nashville was first class. All of the food venues were very well received and delicious. Scott thank you for the wonderful experience.

Had an amazing time sampling some of Nashville’s best local food while learning about the history of ‘Music City’ from our terrific guide Scott Hinds! Scott’s knowledge of the music scene and backstories coupled with his dry sense of humor made this a wonderful experience! We learned about the origins of Nashville Hot Chicken and samples the best in the city! Plus awesome barbecue, doughnuts and chili. What a perfect way to experience Nashville. I highly recommend this experience for anyone wanting to get away from the big crowd tourist lecture style tour.

Our guide, Scott was amazing. He is native to Tennessee and was a wealth of knowledge. We learned so much from him about the history of hot chicken and country music. He’s funny and engaging with fascinating stories of country music stars and Nashville.

This tour was awesome, so personable and great tour guide, ask for Austin. We saw Nashville at it's greatest. Tons of history, good food and really good whiskey and moonshine. Must see tour.

Great tour for history of Nashville. The Bicentennial Capital Mall was fascinating. So much there we would have e not understood if it had not been for our guide. Evan did a wonderful job of going through things and answering our questions. A bit light in the food portion of the tour compared to others we have done

2nd Time doing this tour. It was a blast. They changed up the food so it's nice to know the like variety. Fun to eat. Fun to learn.

We ate half a hot dog and a chicken tender. That was the total of savory food. 2 savory stops and a cookie and a cupcake isn't much of a food tour. Our guide Evan was great, he was fun and knowledgeable but would've preferred to eat something on the tour. Perhaps because an event was going on in bicentennial Park and their regular stops were unable is why it was so disappointing but you need to either replace to the food stops or cancel the tour. Your description says 6 different purveyors, sampling food at 5 stops. We had food at 2.