Food Tours in Washington DC

Harper Macaw Factory Tour in Washington D.C.

58 Ratings

Enjoy an in-depth tour of the Harper Macaw chocolate factory in Washington D.C. Learn about the company, its mission, and the entire chocolate-making process from an informative guide.

90 Minute Chocolate Tasting Class in Dupont Circle

16 Ratings

$48

For all the chocolate lovers out there, this tasting class will surely please and appease the palate. Not only do you taste the different artisan chocolates, but also learn the unique history behind each one.

Chocolate Walking Tour in Washington DC

$50

Sample the best of Washington DC’s premier chocolate establishments, including gourmet chocolate, hot cacao, cupcakes, and ice cream.

Italian Chocolate Tasting Class in Dupont Circle

$45

Feast your tastebuds on decadent gourmet Italian chocolate during a tasty 90 minute class. Not only will you learn about how it's sourced from around the globe, but you'll also get insider secrets that only a professional instructor knows.

Old Town Alexandria Food Tour

$90

Chow down on local eats as you fill on up a delicious food tour through Old Town Alexandria. Sample savory foods, thirst-quenching beverages and more as you learn about this charming spot.

DC Area Sunday Gluten-Free Brunch

$49

Sit down at a table of fluffy buttermilk pancakes, savory quiches, and other gluten-free breakfast treats at this delicious Sunday brunch.

Chocolate and Wine Seminar

$60

Make chocolate tasting more decadent by including wine and learning to enhance flavors of both in this class.

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Tour was informative and interesting!

July 17, 2017 | Harper Macaw Factory Tour in Washington D.C.

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Good tour, great chocolate, tour guide could have been a bit more polished

July 6, 2017 | Harper Macaw Factory Tour in Washington D.C.

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We enjoyed seeing the equipment and the tour and Colin clearly knows what he's talking about when chocolate is concerned. We also really liked the chocolate tasting. However, we were stuck on a tour with approximately 20 Chinese tourists who required an interpreter. As such, Colin had to stop every two or three sentences so the interpreter could repeat everything in Mandarin. This took away from our experience of the tour and made it so we only got about half the information in twice the time because it took so long to interpret everything. Also, whenever the Chinese group asked a question, it took twice as long for the question to be answered. If another group requiring an interpreter books a tour, I would recommend giving them a separate tour, perhaps outside of your allotted times so that they can get a good tour and the English speakers can also get the complete tour, without the interruptions of interpreters. I'm not sure if you've had foreign groups book a large group like this before, especially since you're relatively new, but it would be something to be mindful of in the future.

July 3, 2017 | Harper Macaw Factory Tour in Washington D.C.

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Our tour guide was a bit new I'm assuming but the information was somewhat scattered and pocked with odd quips about how she's fresh out of school and how young she was. Normally in a bigger, more diverse group this might be fine but ended up being awkward for just a 4 person tour.

May 30, 2017 | Harper Macaw Factory Tour in Washington D.C.

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I would have loved to see the machines actually working - although I understand the health risks involved with that. Tour was really informative. I learned a lot about the fair trade system with cocoa, the process of making just one chocolate bar! I really enjoyed it, though, I think it may have been too advanced for some of the younger audience, which kind of soured the experience a little bit.

May 16, 2017 | Harper Macaw Factory Tour in Washington D.C.

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