Our Brunch tour was... - Our Brunch tour was amazing!! It was one of the best food tours. Winter Haven has a cute downtown area with so much history and so many boutique shops and local restaurants. My favorite was the wine bar with the strawberry bruschetta. I highly recommend this tour!!

Epic tour! - We had such a fun time, and she is one of the best toue guides ever! We were the only 2 and she could have easily canceled the tour but didnt and we ended up with our own unoffical private tour! Amazing food, conversation, drinks and good history.

Fun and Informative - This was a very fun and informative tour. Amada was a very informative and personable tour guide. We learned a lot about Winter Haven and found the town to be delightful. The food was very good but we did have to wait quite a while for it to be prepared at 2 different places. Possibly better coordinating food prep with arrivals at locations. The only negative was the 2 hour drive back to Orlando in traffic after the tour. I would highly recommend this brunch tour.

Super fun time!!! - Amada is an amazing tour guide! Highly recommend if you’re looking for a fun and tasty outing in Winter Haven.

Great Value. - Was not aware of the quality of restaurants in the area. Great time for the whole family learned some history and had fun.

Good tour leader - The owner Amada was very friendly and fun. The food presented is not special. If you don’t drink alcohol the price is way too high. The “tour” is slow moving and the food isn’t ordered until you arrive at the location. First stop was at Richards Coffee for a Blueberry muffin, we received a 1/4 of a muffin. The second stop was at Tempo 1930 restaurant. The location was interesting as it was originally the first Publix grocery store in Florida. I liked the decor and the service. The offerings at this location were choice of Mimosa, Sangria or Bloody Mary. Cajun style shrimp and grits. Third stop is a typical Olive oil store. Offering free tasting of olive oil. Next stop is Union Taproom & Pizza. For those who drink alcohol this is probably a good stop since it’s a “pour your own beer” location with the opportunity to taste lots of different types of beer, wine or cider. We had a slice or two of pizza. Last stop was a authentic Mexican El Olivo Restaurant with a taste of chicken tamales, rice and beans. The food was very good here. Overall the tour lasted 2 1/2 hours and was very little walking. The weather was extremely hot so that might explain why there was so little walking.