West Side Market Food Tour

A very nice tour and interesting introduction to some of the vendors at the West Side Market. We have been to Cleveland several times before and failed to get over to this market. It’s a wonderful collection of sweets, baked goods, meats and other specialty items. Come hungry if you’re doing this tour, there were samples provided at some of the stops.

West Side Market Food Tour We thoroughly enjoyed our experience with West Side Market Food Tour from start to finish. Michelle, a true local, was exceptionally knowledgeable and engaging. We learned a great deal and ate even more — the variety of food was impressive, and we were absolutely full by the end of the tour. This experience gave us a much deeper appreciation for Cleveland, and we would highly recommend this tour, especially with Michelle as the guide.

We really enjoyed our tour with Carol! She was so knowledgeable about the market’s history and was truly authentic in her enjoyment of all the shops! The food we tasted was delicious and we enjoyed seeing her interaction with the vendors. We have been to the market before, but agreed that this tour was terrific!

Fun and informative tour of a wonderful market! Lots of great food offerings and friendly vendors. Food samples are small and varied. Guide does a good job describing the food and vendors.

Underwhelmed is the best way to describe the tour. Our guide Carol was knowledgeable, professional, and an excellent guide. The tour itself left a lot to be desired. I’m glad that I ate beforehand. There were approx 7 stops within the West Side Market, lots of sweets, too many. I’ve done lots of food tours in different cities, same price point, and usually leave full and happy. These samples were tiny, and didn’t make sense, sequentially. The first stop was a hot dog stand where each participant was given, a small piece of hotdog, no bread, no condiments. The next stop was a bakery, where we received a small piece of apple fritter, then a juice stand, where we received a bottle of water, and a condiment cup of juice. There was a cup of yogurt with granola. Dried fruit and vegetables, shared from 1 container. An olive sampler, tiny pieces of cheese, no crackers, olive oil and pieces of bread, small pieces of jerky and chocolate covered pretzel and a buckeye. I thought that this tour left a lot to be desired.