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Discover Austin's best tacos on a 2-hour small group walking tour, exploring landmarks like the Driskill Hotel, Congress Bridge, and local flavors for $99.
Experience the vibrant culinary scene of Austin with the Austin Taco Tasting Walking Food Tour offered by See Sight Tours Inc. Priced at $99 per person and lasting 2 hours, this guided walking adventure takes small groups of up to 12 guests through some of the city’s most iconic sights and tastiest tacos. With a focus on local flavors, history, and culture, this tour earns a strong 4.8-star rating from 8 reviews, making it a popular choice for food lovers and curious explorers alike.
The tour starts outside Merit Coffee at 222 West Ave in downtown Austin, where your guide greets you and introduces the journey ahead. Over the next two hours, you’ll visit three taco stops where all tastings are included, along with a dessert from a local bakery. The experience balances culinary delights with sightseeing, visiting landmarks like the Willie Nelson statue, Congress Avenue Bridge, and the Driskill Hotel. This tour is designed for those wanting a compact, lively glimpse into Austin’s food, history, and culture all at once, with plenty of opportunities for photos, conversation, and sampling.


One of the highlights of this tour is the walk past iconic Austin landmarks. The Driskill Hotel stands out as a historic and grand hotel, offering stunning architecture and a glimpse into Austin’s past. The guide shares stories about its history, making it more than just a photo stop.
The Congress Avenue Bridge is another notable site, famous for hosting the largest urban bat colony in the world. The tour typically includes a stop here, giving visitors a chance to admire this outdoor spectacle, especially when the bats take flight at dusk. This stop combines natural wonder with local culture, making it a memorable part of the walk.
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The core of this experience is the taco crawl through three carefully selected local eateries. Each stop offers a different style of taco, reflecting Austin’s culinary diversity. Expect options like grilled steak, pork, shrimp macha, chicken, and vegetarian choices, allowing for a range of tastes and dietary needs.
All tastings are included in the ticket price, so guests can relax and enjoy without worrying about extra costs. The guide shares insights into what makes each spot special, from traditional recipes to innovative twists. The emphasis on local, quality ingredients ensures that each taco delivers authentic flavor.

After indulging in savory tacos, the tour concludes with a treat from a nearby local bakery. Guests receive a doughnut or seasonal specialty, which complements the meal and provides a satisfying end to the tasting experience. This dessert adds a sweet note to the tour, showcasing Austin’s creative bakery scene.

One of the many praised aspects of this tour is the knowledgeable guidance provided. The guide offers insights into Austin’s history, architecture, and food culture, enriching the experience beyond just eating. They help connect the landmarks with local stories, making the sights more meaningful.
Reviewers highlight that guides like Owen are personable and well-informed, making the tour both educational and entertaining. The relaxed pace allows for questions and conversation, creating a friendly atmosphere.
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The tour departs from outside Merit Coffee at 222 West Ave. It is designed to be accessible and comfortable, with an emphasis on walking at a leisurely pace. Guests are advised to wear comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothes as they stroll through downtown Austin.
The small group size—up to 12 participants—ensures a more intimate experience where everyone can enjoy personalized attention. The tour usually runs in the afternoon, making it a perfect meal and sightseeing option during daylight hours.
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Unlike larger, bus-based tours, this experience emphasizes walking and tasting at a manageable, small group size, allowing for a more relaxed and engaging exploration. The inclusion of local landmarks along with the culinary stops offers a balanced cultural snapshot of Austin.
The focus on local eateries means guests sample authentic Austin flavors directly from beloved neighborhood spots rather than generic tourist restaurants. The combination of history, architecture, and food makes this tour a well-rounded introduction to the city.
Priced at $99 per person, this tour offers good value considering the three tacos, dessert, and guided experience. The booking process allows reserve now and pay later, with free cancellation up to 24 hours before. This flexibility helps travelers plan without stress.
The two-hour duration makes it a compact, yet satisfying activity that fits well into an afternoon schedule. Its emphasis on small group size and local flavor further enhances its appeal.

This walking tour suits food lovers, first-time visitors to Austin, and anyone interested in local culture and landmarks. It’s especially popular with those wanting a casual, social experience with an emphasis on authentic tacos.
Given its family-friendly options, it also appeals to groups with children or vegetarians. However, travelers should be prepared for walking and wear comfortable shoes.
The Austin Taco Tasting Walking Food Tour offers a delicious, insightful, and lively way to explore downtown Austin. With three included taco tastings, a dessert, and visits to iconic landmarks, it provides a balanced experience of food, culture, and sights in just two hours.
The tour’s biggest strengths are its small group size, knowledgeable guides, and local flavor. It is ideal for first-timers and foodies looking for an authentic taste of Austin’s culinary scene paired with cultural highlights.
While it is a short tour, the combination of tasty food and lively sightseeing makes it a worthwhile addition to any Austin itinerary, especially for those wanting a fun, casual, and authentic experience.
What is included in the tour price?
All three taco tastings and a dessert from a local bakery are included in the $99 ticket price.
Where does the tour start?
The meeting point is outside Merit Coffee at 222 West Ave in downtown Austin.
How long does the tour last?
The tour runs for approximately 2 hours.
Is the tour suitable for vegetarians?
Yes, vegetarian options are available, and the guide shares info about accommodations for dietary restrictions.
What landmarks are visited during the tour?
Guests will see the Willie Nelson statue, Congress Avenue Bridge, the Driskill Hotel, and Austin Public Library.
Is this tour family-friendly?
Yes, the tour includes kid-friendly options and is suitable for families.
Can I cancel my booking?
Yes, full refunds are available if canceled up to 24 hours in advance.
Is there a minimum group size?
The group is limited to 12 guests for a more personalized experience.
What should I wear?
Comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing are recommended.
Are drinks included?
No, alcohol is not included, but you can purchase beverages at the stops.
Can I book this tour last minute?
Yes, the reserve now, pay later option allows flexible booking, subject to availability.