Local food tour at historical Northeast Minneapolis

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MINNEAPOLIS, MN - The north-eastern district of Nicollet Island/East Bank has some of the finest restaurants and food shops in Minneapolis. Enjoy the tourist route and explore local haunts on the banks of the Mississippi River. Stop seeing the historical monuments, learn about the multicultural history of Minneapolis and taste a range of local specialties such as Neapolitan pizza, sausages, Greece-style sweets, and handmade gelato.

Tour Summary

This tour is designed for a maximum of 14 travelers. Tour will start at Kramarczuk's, a Polish deli and restaurant serving Eastern European basics, including handmade sausage.

After that, participants wandered around Nicollet Island, where Minneapolis started, and along the Mississippi River. Discover its historical legacy and eat at selected restaurants. Visit historic Chute Square, near St. Anthony on the center of riverside, and see the Ard Godfrey House, the Twin Cities' oldest wood-frame house.

Get an insider's perspective and taste the local favorites at each meal stop. Visit places, which may include sausages (like those offered at Target Field, home of the Minnesota Twins), Neapolitan pizza, Greek pastries, local cheeses, and gelato.

Terms and Condition:

• The weather needs this expertise. Reschedule or cancellations due to bad weather may occur with prior notice and refund option.
• A minimum number of passengers are necessary for this tour. Reschedule or cancellations due to unreached amount of participants may occur with prior - -notice and refund option.
• The degree of fitness should be modest for travelers.
• Children must be accompanied by an adult.

You can book this tour online here. The tour rate will start from $52/pax. Make sure to check the date of availability.

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