Savor Seattle Food Tours Reviews

I tried booking a tour the site was kind of a clunky little mess. The dates took forever to load, and then the page refreshed and made me re-enter my info, which was ridiculous. I did get the confirmation eventually, but even that wasn’t very clear at first. It wasn’t the worst thing ever, just way more of a hassle than something this simple should be...

I had a really nice time trying all the different little bites, coffee, and sweets. It felt like a good value and was just a fun way to sample a bunch of things

Check-in was super easy, which I always appreciate. The tour itself was good too, friendly vibe, smooth once we got going. It did start running a little late, though, so just keep that in mind. Not a huge deal, but yeah, timing could’ve been a bit tighter.

The tour was pleasant enough and our guide was friendly, so I don’t want to make it sound like it was a bad experience. The food stops were fine too, but for the price, I just expected a little more. Common sense-wise, if you’re paying that much, the overall value should feel clear, and it didn’t quite get there for me. I’m glad we tried it, but I probably wouldn’t book it again unless the price came down

We wandered around for a bit, checked out a few spots, and it was fun getting to try different bites along the way. The food itself was definitely tasty, and I liked the variety. Pike Place had that busy weekend feel, though, so parts of it felt a little rushed and crowded, but overall it was still a good experience.

Our guide was probably the best part of the whole thing, in a good way. They were really easy to talk to and funny, but not in that forced tour-guide way where it gets kind of much.

It felt more like wandering around with someone local who just knows the good bits and tells you stuff as you go. I had a really nice time, a bit more than I expected actually, and I’d definitely do it again

I did a Savor Seattle tour and had a really good time. I expected it to be one of those slightly cheesy touristy things, and I guess it kind of was, but in the best way. The guide mixed in food stops with little bits of local history, like stories about Pike Place and how the city has changed over the years, without making it feel like a class. I live nearby and still ended up learning a bunch, which was a little humbling. I’d definitely do it again when family comes to visit.

I booked the tour a little worried about how my dairy allergy would be handled, but they did a good job looking out for me. A couple of the stops didn’t have as many options for me as everyone else, which was a bit disappointing, but the guide kept checking in and making sure I still had something to eat. I didn’t feel ignored, and I ended up having plenty of food overall.

Some bites were decent, but reading between the lines, the whole meal just didn’t feel very consistent. It wasn’t bad, exactly, just one of those places where a few things work and others leave you wondering what happened.

It was just a lot more walking than I was expecting. Kinda too much for me, so I didn’t enjoy it as much as I hoped...

It was okay, but not something I’d really recommend. Nothing was terrible, it just didn’t stand out enough for me.

In the end, the rain wasn’t a problem at all. As soon as it started coming down, they already had ponchos ready for everyone, which was super helpful. It made the whole situation feel easy instead of stressful.

I did this Pike Place tour last weekend, or maybe it was the weekend before, and ended up trying a bunch of spots I usually just walk right past. It was definitely worth it and I’m glad I went, though a few parts felt a little rushed. Still a good way to see the market differently.

We went just this weekend with the kids and it was a really good day out. They had a great time, and what I liked most is that there wasn’t too much walking, so grandma managed it comfortably too. Still fresh in my mind, and it was one of the easier family outings we’ve done lately.

i mean, the Savor Seattle tour ended up being just the right amount of time. We got to try a good mix of food and hear some fun stories without it dragging on or feeling like too much.

What I really appreciated was that we weren’t rushed from place to place. We had enough time to actually enjoy the food, ask questions, and snap a few pictures along the way.

Overall, it was such an easy, enjoyable afternoon. I’d definitely do it again...

I got there without any trouble. The meeting spot were clear, and finding it was easy.

I’ve always liked this place and usually try to give them the benefit of the doubt, but this visit was a little disappointing. The food tasted fine, nothing bad at all, but the portions were just really small for what I paid. I left still hungry, which is frustrating because I do want to keep supporting them. Just wish the serving sizes matched the price a bit better.

The tour was enjoyable overall, but it moved way too fast. I felt like I was constantly rushing, checking the time, and trying to keep up instead of actually relaxing and enjoying it. It ended up feeling like extra work when I just wanted a fun experience.

I had a question about our booking and sent them an email, and they got back to me quickly. It wasn’t immediate, but faster than I thought it would be, especially since I couldn’t quite remember if I’d emailed in the morning or the day before.
They answered what I needed and were really nice about making a small change. I did have to follow up once because I got a bit confused about the timing, but they cleared it up without any hassle. Not totally perfect, but overall it was a good experience...

The tour itself was fine, and the guide was nice enough, but the restaurant picks felt a little all over the place. A couple of the spots were just average, like places I’d accidentally wander into because I was hungry and my phone was at 8% battery. I was hoping for more local hidden-gem type places, but a lot of it felt like safe, tourist-friendly choices. Not terrible, just not really worth the price for me.