While Richmond, Virginia, may be gaining traction as a great foodie destination, the entire state has excellent culinary options if you just know where to look. These three food tours in Virginia can give you some ideas.
Downtown Roanoke Food, History and Cultural Tour
Explore the various sides of Roanoke with this tour that touches not only on the local food scene, but also history and culture. You’ll see hidden gems, landmarks and the historic downtown, and stop into six food tasting locations where all your food and beverages are included.
This walking food tour in Charlottesville shows you a glimpse of the city’s history and culture that goes beyond just University of Virginia and Thomas Jefferson’s legacy. You’ll see favorite restaurants, sampling selections at five. Plus, the tour is offered on a private basis for greater personalization.
Southern Comfort Old Town Alexandria Food & History Tour
This multi-hour, half-day tour takes you through Old Town Alexandria for samples of some of the best local dishes. However, you’ll also stop at historic and cultural points of interest like Alexandria City Hall & Market Square, Ramsey House, Athenaeum and Torpedo Factory Art Center.
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