I’ve been on a lot of food tours and this is one of the worst. There were 5 stops and only 2 worthwhile. The Spicy Island authentic jerk pork was out of this world. The Four by Brother Lucks poppers were to die for. Other than that was a bust. The Irish John Quinn’s attempt at converting nachos to potato chip was a failure. No taste- they need to learn from the 1858 Restaurant and take a lesson on nachos. The Bingo Burger wasn’t done nor anything special. Cranberry ketchup is not a thing to combine. Last and least the carrot cake from the Rabbit Hole was dry, stale and inedible which is sad cause we ate there a few nights ago and the food was great. The drink, mule, might have been good but the tour guide ended the tour and said we had to leave just as we got our drinks. There were 18 people in the group and we couldn’t hear the tour from the guide nor some of the restaurants owners. They need ear plugs with walkie talkies

What a wonderful experience! Our tour guide, Noel, was terrific and we appreciated the historical as well as the food information presented throughout our 2+ hours. A nice variety of food was offered during the tour and the adult beverage offerings were a lot of fun too! Accommodations were made for a food allergy attendee; which was greatly appreciated. No one in our group walked away hungry. We would highly recommend this tour if you are ever visiting Colorado Springs.