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Old Jun 25th, 2011, 12:24 PM
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Food tours in Chicago

We are planning a trip to Chicago this fall and would like to take a walking food tour.
The top two seem to be Tastebuds and Planet Food tours. Has anyone been on these tours, any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks.
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There's really no comparison in our book- Chicago Food Planet is the way to go. They get you outta downtown and into the neighborhoods; great guides too. We've taken all three tours- just did the Chinatown tour in May- incredible. They do an amazing job of focusing not only on the foods (and lots of food to eat!), but on the history of homes, restaurants, areas, etc. $45 well spent- we've taken food tours in NYC, Boston, Miami, San Fran and Minneapolis- this outfit is by far the best.
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Old Jun 29th, 2011, 02:43 PM
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Thanks for your reply. We took a food tour in New York and loved it so hope we will like the one in Chicago as well.

We will be staying at the Homewood Suites on Grand Ave-which Chicago Food Planet tour would have a meeting place near our hotel?
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nlg, you might be interested in looking at how many posts chicagofoodie1954 has made to this website and when they joined.
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Did you do Foods of NY in Greenwich Village? Spectacular tour if you haven't done it yet- my fav was the Murray's cheese shop. Their Near north tour is closest to downtown- just depends on your comfort zone of the city. Start close to downtown or start a bit farther (i.e. chinatown is south of city but not far- plenty of public transport though). Hope this helps- plenty of great food in Chicago so go explore!
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