Overview
On the Town Food Tours is a walking tour experience through neighborhoods posed with top-rated restaurants and bakeries. Explore the diversity of food, learn about food trends and discover neighborhood culture and history.
ATLANTIC CITY
Ducktown is a district of Atlantic City that was heavily settled by Italian immigrants in the 20th century and honors its roots with eateries that have passed the test of time. At Angelo’s Fairmont Tavern enjoy homemade traditional Italian comfort food before an Italian sub at White House Sub Shop. Go next door for a fish taco with a tasty house sauce from Barbera Seafood Market. Take a walk to the historic boardwalk and stop in 1919 Steel’s Fudge.
BORDENTOWN
A three-hour walking food tour that combines Bordentown restaurants with a journey through the town’s rich past, learning its historical information including its role in the American Revolution. Notice historic sites, like the home of a signer of the Declaration of Independence and the residence of the first female sculptor who was also a spy. Head for upscale Italian cuisine, then enjoy homemade pasta at the newest restaurant on the tour. You will also get to taste gourmet pizza with unique, hand-picked ingredients.
BURLINGTON CITY
Tour includes the Armed Forces Heritage Museum, which highlights the history of the military in New Jersey and neighboring regions and is located at the James Lawrence House; a Naval War Hero from the War of 1812 and “Don’t Give Up the Ship!” battle cry fame. Visit the James Fenimore Cooper House (birthplace of author of “The Last of the Mohicans”). Sip your way through the flavor and aroma of a coffee tasting with education at Evermore Coffee Roasters. Dig into a slider at the Union House. Devour a southern classic chicken dish from Taste of Soul and Francesco Ristorante for seafood ravioli.
COLLINGSWOOD
Begin with a taste of Indian, where traditional and modern dishes come alive with spices and aromas that tantalize taste buds, offering an immersive experience into the country’s rich culinary traditions. Dive into the world of gourmet sandwiches, where a chef-prepared creation awaits, complete with all the trimmings and flavors that elevate this classic dish to new heights. Encounter the authentic tastes of Mexico, from tangy salsas to hearty tacos, each bite is a testament to the chefs’ dedication to authenticity and quality. Experience international olive oils and vinegars. Visit a modern patisserie where not only will you indulge in exquisite pastries, but you’ll also receive a bakery lesson from the pastry chef, offering a behind-the-scenes look at the art of pastry making. Satisfy more sweet tooth cravings at a nostalgic candy shop.
HADDONFIELD
Tour starts with the smells and tastes of Thai, moving on to the rich and flavorful dishes from the Mediterranean and then a surprising Canadian dish that’s been given a local twist. Stop at Kings Road Brewing Company. On Saturdays, May to October, the Haddonfield Farmer’s Market is where local farmers and artisans come together to sell fresh fruits, vegetables, handmade goods and more. Finish with sweet treats from a bakery that’s loved by locals.
HAMMONTON
Begin on Bellevue Ave., the epicenter of Hammonton’s culinary scene. Here, amidst the vibrant community, find an impressive array of Mexican restaurants and shops, each contributing to the rich tapestry of flavors that define the area. Step into El Mariachi Loco, Fiesta Mexicana and Marquez Mexican Grill. Prepare to be tantalized by an array of Mexican street food delights, from crunchy and hearty “Mexican Pizza” that redefines comfort food to succulent tacos filled with fresh, flavorful ingredients. Savor a traditional mole dish, a complex and rich sauce that is a testament to the depth of Mexican cooking. Visit Vinyl Brewing Company, where innovative brews complement the Mexican flavors. Finally, Mexican flavored ice cream.
MEDFORD
Stop at the neighborhood institution, Braddock’s Tavern, serving food since 1823 before ITA 101 for Italian and then off to Whole Hog Café for good ole smoked barbecue. And, yes, take a food break at the Pinecone Trading Company for some shopping. At Crumb, enjoy a scrumptious best-seller sandwich made with their home-baked focaccia. You will also view beautiful artwork at the Medford Arts Center and Studio 67 Medford. Finish up with delicious ice cream at Peewee Ice Cream Shop.
MOUNT HOLLY
On this three-hour tour learn about the town’s history while walking down its narrow streets. Try a famous homemade soup from The Robin’s Nest, a well-liked spot. Then, the group will go to Kitchen87, which has won many awards for a Mexican breakfast. Another stop is Best Taste Caribbean Cuisine, the newest addition on the block, where you’ll enjoy Jamaican food. Tour also includes a visit to Village Idiot Brewing Company for craft beer tastings and RG Gallery to see African art. Finish at Vincent’s Homemade Ice Cream and Greek treats at The Sweet Spot.
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