Boston · DESSERT TOURS
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These are the 7 best dessert tours in Boston right now: what each one costs, how long it takes, and the kind of traveller it suits. Start at the top; it earns the spot.
A 2-hour North End dessert and cocktail walk with skip-the-line stops, cannoli and gelato tastings, and Revolutionary Boston story stops.
“Tons of fun with tasty drinks and cannoli's. Lots of history and lots of laughs. Deuce (Pat #2) was our guide and he was awesome.”
Step into 9 interactive ice-cream rooms in Boston with unlimited scoops, photo ops, and playful installations, plus smart guide help.
“It didn’t really have any story attached to it. The ice cream was very sweet and sickly. Would recommend for toddlers but nothing older”
Walk Back Bay with Adam, taste Boston chocolate treats, and visit two art galleries on Newbury Street for $65 in about 2.5 hours.
“Great tour. Delivered as promised. Adam provided chocolate, art, and a history of the area. Even was able to accommodate gluten free.”
Sail Boston Harbor on a tall ship with coffee and pastries from Flour Bakery, plus mimosas available during the 2-hour ride.
“Fantastic excursion! Had such a relaxing ride around the harbor. Captain Fredo, Jess and Max made our trip so memorable. Highly recommend this excursion!”
A small-group chocolate tour through Harvard Square with fast tastings, local shop stops, and a smart history walk in 90 minutes.
“The chocolate tasting was great, however, I wish more attention was paid to my daughters food allergies.”
Taste four Back Bay chocolate stops and visit two art galleries on a 150-minute guided walk with Boston tips by Adam.
“The tour was well curated. The mix of chocolate sampling locations, historical sites, and art museums was well thought out. At a little over two hours, the tour was just the right length. Also, the “chocolate samples” were nicely varied - fudge in one place, a cookie in another, and hot chocolate drink in a third. Enjoyed them all. Also, a good way to explore Back Bay. I had never visited this part of Boston. This tour introduced me to Back Bay and opened us up to other possible destinations.”
Back Bay evening chocolate tour in Boston: four tastings, two art galleries, and an architecture walk. 2 hours, $60.
“Adam from UpandAdam yours was a great host, very knowledgeable. He made the tour interesting and personalized, since I was the only person who signed up!”
