Take a behind the scenes food tour of North Beach and Little Italy. Enjoy tasting great local foods, see how these culinary delights are made and meet the local artisans who make them on your guided walking tour. North Beach and Little Italy will awaken your senses. From the cafés and restaurants, to the smell of fresh-baked bread in the air. Just when you think you can't feel any more romantic you will discover quaint shops filled with incredible crafts and ceramics that will fill you with awe. Explore the life of North Beach, as we join family bakers kneading love into every loaf of bread. And just when you think that you can't be any closer to food heaven, we visit real coffee shops that fresh roast the coffee beans daily. And if that was not enough, we uncover authentic Italian cathedrals where hundreds of couples have felt their heartstrings tug. As you taste everything from cappuccinos, chocolates, breads, pastries, olive oils, specialty meats, and more, your senses and your taste buds will come alive. Every time we find another artisan crafting food handed down through generations or weaving life into handmade crafts, you'll know that you've experienced one of the places that makes San Francisco a series of ever expanding adventures. All food and drinks are included on this tour that was voted "Best City Tour" two years in a row on Citysearch. Tasting portions guarantee that you will not walk away hungry on this leisurely walking tour that strolls 7-8 flat blocks.

Discover why Alcatraz remains one of San Francisco's greatest landmarks and experience its chilling allure in an official Alcatraz tour. Wander through the various exhibits while learning the history of the island in a 90-minute audio tour. Back on the mainland, go beneath the surface of San Francisco, exploring its famous sites and Instagram-worthy views in a 90-minute city Excursion on our minibus.  Meet the group at the ticket booth on Pier 33 for the ferry transfer to Alcatraz Island. After returning on the ferry, explore 7 different locations in San Francisco with 3 photo stops along the way. Stop at Fort Point to catch optimal views of the Golden Gate Bridge and learn about the city's history, culture, and architecture as the group makes its way through the diverse neighborhoods. Water and snacks will be provided during this part of the tour.  Discover the best places to eat in the city and even check out the filming locations for TV shows and movies such as the Rock and Mrs. Doubtfire. At the end of the tour, the guide will drop the group off at Fisherman's Wharf – a classic San Francisco experience and a must-see on any visit to the city. The 4pm city excursion part, your tour guide will pull up out front of Pier 35, which is next to the SS Jeremiah O’Brien and next to pier 33. Feel free texting the number provided if you have any issues.

Before you hit the road you’ll go through some basic safety precautions, ensuring you’re familiar with the electric bike. Then, you and you small group will explore the city together. You’ll have frequent stops to talk about the significance of the areas and you'll stop for lunch. At the conclusion of the tour you'll head back to the starting point to return everything. Here are the places you will explore: Fisherman’s Wharf—One of San Francisco’s most popular destinations. See the old shipyards to Boudin’s Bakery to the sea lions of Pier 39. Aquatic Park—Aquatic Park is a National Historic Landmark on the San Francisco Bay. Featuring one of the cleanest beaches in California, be on the lookout for the bold swimmers who frequent the area. Fort Mason—Serving as an Army post for over 100 years and a principal port during World War II for the Pacific campaign, today Fort Mason is a site of multiple cultural facilities. Marina District—Home to Fort Mason and the Palace of Fine Arts, San Francisco's Marina District lies on the northern shore of the city. Enjoy scenic views of Alcatraz and the Golden Gate Bridge. Palace of Fine Arts—Inspired by Roman and Greek architecture, the Palace of Fine Arts was originally constructed to celebrate San Francisco’s recovery from the 1906 earthquake. Surrounded by a peaceful garden, it is great for photos. The Presidio—Former military base, now a beautiful park that includes Crissy Field, Fort Point, Lucasfilm’s (George Lucas) headquarters and the Walt Disney Museum. Golden Gate Bridge—Declared “one of the 10 wonders of the modern world,” the Golden Gate Bridge is one of the most recognized symbols of San Francisco. Simply stunning! Golden Gate Park—One of the largest urban parks in the world, Golden Gate Park is home to some of the city's most-visited attractions, including the San Francisco Botanical Garden. Haight-Ashbury—Made famous by the 1960's hippie counter-culture, Haight-Ashbury offers a lively scene of boutiques, book shops, record stores, and an array of restaurants. You will have time to enjoy lunch from a wide variety of options here, including the Haight Street Market, Tony's Slice House, Street Taco, and much more. Painted Ladies—The Painted Ladies, also called Postcard Row, is a colorful row of homes across from Alamo Square. The homes are recognizable from film and television shows, such as 'Full House.' North Beach—Voted as one of the USA’s “ten great neighborhoods,” North Beach is best known as the home of Little Italy. Chinatown—Boasting the largest Chinatown in the United States, this 24-block mecca is bustling with energy, amazing food, and unique and colorful shops that give this area its charm. Want to explore more of the city on your own? Keep your bike for the rest of the day and explore anywhere you'd like in San Francisco!