Walking Food Tour of Julian for One or Two from Bite San Diego (51% Off)
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Five to seven eateries dole out savory samples such as barbecue and homemade pastries on stroll through historical neighborhood
Lingering too long at a single restaurant results in legs falling asleep, food going cold, and the maitre d' building a nest from patrons' belongings. Dodge stagnant dining with this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options
- $22 for a Julian walking food tour (a $45 value) $44 for a Julian walking food tour for two (a $90 value)
Homemade pastries, locally brewed wines, and rich fudge delight groups on the Julian walking tour. Once a cornerstone of the Gold Rush, Julian now greets its visitors with historic landmarks—including a pioneer cemetery— and apple orchards, which supplied their fruit as cannon ammunition during the Civil War. On the tour, guides pause at five to seven restaurants, such as Buffalo Bills, where groups can sample homemade sliders, and Bailey BBQ, which slow-cooks meat in a wood pit.
Five to seven eateries dole out savory samples such as barbecue and homemade pastries on stroll through historical neighborhood
Lingering too long at a single restaurant results in legs falling asleep, food going cold, and the maitre d' building a nest from patrons' belongings. Dodge stagnant dining with this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options
- $22 for a Julian walking food tour (a $45 value) $44 for a Julian walking food tour for two (a $90 value)
Homemade pastries, locally brewed wines, and rich fudge delight groups on the Julian walking tour. Once a cornerstone of the Gold Rush, Julian now greets its visitors with historic landmarks—including a pioneer cemetery— and apple orchards, which supplied their fruit as cannon ammunition during the Civil War. On the tour, guides pause at five to seven restaurants, such as Buffalo Bills, where groups can sample homemade sliders, and Bailey BBQ, which slow-cooks meat in a wood pit.
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About Bite
Bite San Diego’s founder started her walking-tour company to show tourists and locals alike that San Diego has more to offer than just fish tacos and cheap sushi. Her tours have been so successful at introducing people to often-hidden foodie destinations that they've been lauded by the press and even featured on Good Morning America.
Bite's newest tour steers groups toward the scents and sights of Liberty Station, a former military base that now features dozens of restaurants, green spaces, and art studios. Tour-goers head to various joints inside the recently opened Liberty Public Market and around Liberty Station. There, they enjoy burgers, cold-pressed juices, artisan cheeses, and Southern Italian pasta dishes. At each of the five or more stops, guides weave stories that paint a vivid picture of the neighborhood's past.