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Welcome to Melbourne Food Tours
Melbourne is acknowledged as one of the Australia's great food cities. Every morning bakers stock their shelves with sourdough breads and sweet treats, chocolatiers fill display cabinets with cocoa-dusted truffles, fishmongers open oysters to order and ice cream stores put on amazing displays of freshly churned gelati and sorbet.
Then there are bustling produce markets, Middle Eastern, Vietnamese, Chinese and Italian food stores to explore. Add to this hundreds of cafes, bistros and restaurants staffed by some amazing chefs and you'll soon realise why Melbourne is a place all foodie's fall in love with.
Melbourne Food Tours been created by local food identity Allan Campion to bring you to the very best foodie destinations this amazing city has to offer.
We have a number of tours available for groups of all sizes. This includes the Foodie's Walking Tour of Melbourne and the Foodie's Walking Tour of Carlton, plus the Restaurant Walking Tour of Melbourne.
Tours are very popular with companies looking for a staff day out or corporate entertainment. They are also perfect for visiting groups, seminars, school groups and food-loving friends.
All tours are listed on the links at the top of this page.
If you would like to make enquiries about a group tour contact Allan Campion via email or mobile 0408 555 679.
We look forward to welcoming you on a tour of this amazing food-filled city very soon.
Please note we do not currently offer public tours.
"Turn food shopping into an adventure and discover some of the hidden gourmet spots of Melbourne. Chef Allan Campion, co-author of The Foodies Guide to Melbourne, takes his 'food-bible' on the road, revealing his favourite haunts and divulging the latest in foodie news and views". Tricia Welsh, The Age newspaper.
