Why food lovers would rather taste than unwrap
A foodie's kitchen is usually full. The things they talk about for months are meals: the stall they found on a tour, the winemaker who poured the last glass, the dish they finally learned to make. A food experience gives them that, with someone who knows the city or the craft doing the planning.
Ideas by how they like to eat
For explorers of a city, guided food tours work through a neighborhood one tasting at a time, from downtown food tours to a donut tour in Chicago. For wine and beer lovers, winery tours, tastings and brewery tours cover wine country and local craft scenes. For cooks, a hands-on cooking class teaches a cuisine they can keep making at home. For a slow treat, a champagne brunch cruise turns a meal into the outing. Browse all food and drink experiences.
Picking the right food gift
Think about how they like to spend an afternoon. Someone who wanders a new city looking for the next bite will love a food tour. Someone who reads wine labels will want a tasting with the people who make it. Someone who cooks every night will get the most from a class. Use the location filter to find one near them, and check age notes on any wine, beer or spirits tour.
Sending it
E-gifts arrive by email instantly or on the date you choose. Vouchers never expire and can be swapped for any other Spur experience. If you are not sure what they would pick, a Spur gift card works for anything in the catalog. For other personalities, see gifts for culture vultures and zen masters, or our Christmas gifts.
Planning a trip? See food tours abroad. For hive tours and tastings, browse honey tasting.
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