Walk the streets of historic Over-the-Rhine and discover a diverse range of 5 local dishes, Bubble tea, a Lebanese cocktail, plus a secret 'sweet surprise' at the end!
Most booked: the Cincinnati Brunch & Streetcar Food Tour, 79 bookings and 218 guests in the last 12 months.
A taste of the world
Come hungry
On the Ethnic Eats tour: You’ll bite into vibrant steamed buns, tacos with spicy heat and fresh cilantro, taste silky hummus and warm, soft pita, and sip rich, aromatic sauces that dance on your tongue.
Great tour. Loved the neighborhood and food history lessons on the places we stopped. Laura kept the tour on time and not rushed. The food was good and a wide variety.
Annmarie C.Google · 2026Over-the-Rhine Ethnic Eats Food Tour
★★★★★
We had such a fabulous time with Adrienne on our tour. She shared great stories of the history of Cincinnati and took us to several delightful food samples. Truly a great way to visit a city and discover wonderful insights as well as delicious tastes.
Randy S.Google · 2026Cincinnati Brunch & Streetcar Food Tour
★★★★★
Juliann was our tour guide for the OTR cocktail tour. It was great! Such a good balance of learning about Cincinnati mixed with good drinks and great atmosphere.
Tracy R.Google · 2026Over-the-Rhine Cocktail Tour
Over-the-Rhine tour questions
The Ethnic Eats in Over-the-Rhine-Tour is a walking tour. While we walk over the course of three hours, the distance is less than one mile. We walk a short bit, sit, dine and repeat.
Unfortunately, no, but you can give it to a friend. Ice water is served at all the sit-down dining locations
The cocktails are pre-selected to represent a variety of spirits.
No, unfortunately, all guests must be 21+ years old to enter the establishments.
A lot! We enjoy 6 different foods, so there's something for everyone. Most guests feel like they’ve had a full meal. Come hungry; we walk to the first restaurant and begin dining right away.
We welcome families with children on all our tours!
Since it depends on the child’s age and attention span, we leave it to the parents to decide whether a 3-hour walking tour is appropriate for their child. In our experience, children 10 and older, interested in history will enjoy the tour.
Children five years and younger are free, but do not receive any food. Parents may share or bring snacks. Children ages six and older require a ticket.
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