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The Mission District is one of the country’s best cultural and culinary neighborhoods, and no part of San Francisco has a more vibrant food scene than the Mission. Be entertained by amazing stories and surprising local history while dining on some of the most authentic flavors this ...
The Mission District is one of the country’s best cultural and culinary neighborhoods, and no part of San Francisco has a more vibrant food scene than the Mission. Be entertained by amazing stories and surprising local history while dining on some of the most authentic flavors this city has to offer.
Your expert guide will lead you on a walk through these beloved streets, sharing tales of San Francisco’s early days and pointing out the historic Victorian architecture with its interesting paint choices. Learn about the Latinx community that made the Mission what it is today, and discover famed artist Frida Kahlo’s connection to the Mission mural.
You’ll be able to fill your camera roll with the outdoor art everywhere. Your guide will share the highlights at places like Balmy Alley, with murals dating back to 1972, and Calle 24, the Latino heart of the Mission, covered in colorful street art.
At each of the local eateries, you can choose to dine or not — your guide will recommend a dish. But more than just savoring the food (and it’s good!), you’ll hear the stories behind these shops that are icons in the neighborhood. It’s one of the ways this is more than just a Mission District food tour. It’s a true cultural experience
Come hungry — leave changed.
The neighborhood’s most storied crossroads and birthplace of Santana’s music
Award-winning, family-owned taqueria, practicing “burritology” since 1980
Vibrant murals that have been an SF tradition for over 50 years
Beloved taqueria dishing out tacos that would meet the approval of streetside taqueros from Tijuana to Tulum
An open-air art gallery with murals spanning from 1972 to 2024
An optional stop based on your interest in this popular bakery serving up diverse pastries and fruit-flavored tamales
Your ticket covers the walking tour. We recommend bringing $30 for food, but this is optional.
3344 24th Street, San Francisco, CA, USA
Meet your guide outside the Voss Gallery. Your guide will be wearing an orange hat that says ExperienceFirst. For easier navigation, you can paste this address into Google Maps: 3344 24th St., San Francisco, CA 94110.
Times Square, Manhattan, NY, USA
This tour ends at La Espiga de Oro, 2916 24th St., the final restaurant we visit.
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