Farm to Farm to Table Country Tour and Dinner
Come to explore a handful of carefully selected farms in a featured region of Quebec, finishing with a meal made with in-season ingredients.
Duration: 3 1/2 hours
Location: This is a guided tour on foot in the Mile-End neighbourhood.
Ages 13+
This is a guided tour on foot in the Plateau and Mile End neighborhoods
Once you book your tour you will receive an email with all the details.
Learn about chocolate throughout history, from Mesoamerican and precolonial history, colonial production, industrial production, and the bean-to-bar movement. If you’re thirsty for knowledge about the hows or whys of chocolate and have a palette and nose eager to explore the subtleties of high-quality cacao, then this tour is perfect for you!
This tour has about 2.5 kilometres of walking or about 1.5 miles so please wear appropriate foot wear and dress for the weather conditions of the day.
We recommend not to bring children under 12 as there are parts of the tour where there is a lot of information and it might be a bit too static for a younger child. There is also a lot of caffeine and this can be too much for children and for pregnant women. If you are with many children, it might be worth looking into a private tour where we can take you to stops that are more fun for kids.
The Chocolate Tour finishes about 1 kilometer from where the tour starts. There is paid parking close to the starting point and free parking if you are lucky. Details will be emailed to you once you book your tour.
We eat a light meal on top of nine chocolate tastings. You may even have seconds of the meal.
Restrictions Can you accommodate food restrictions on this tour? We can accommodate all types of food restrictions except diabetics on this tour.
The tours are held rain, shine, or snow. In the event of inclement weather, we will be able to go inside many of the establishments on the tour. We also provide ponchos in case of sudden weather changes or if you do not have your own umbrella. However, we advise to check the weather conditions for your days event and dress appropriately.
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Andrew S. New Your City, New YorkThe whole experience is completely worth the money. In addition to the tastings and education, you can really learn to appreciate how amazing chocolate is and can be. I highly recommend the chocolate tour. On our next trip to Montreal, we definitely plan on signing up for another Round Table Tour!
Come to explore a handful of carefully selected farms in a featured region of Quebec, finishing with a meal made with in-season ingredients.
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