BOSTON · MASSACHUSETTS
Boston’s best days out.
The 9 most popular dessert tours in Boston. The ones worth building a day around, with prices, run times and who runs them.
Boston North End dessert tour with cocktails, cannoli tastings, and Paul Revere and Old North Church history. Skip long lines.
Most Popular“Everything. It was fun, relaxing and informative. The drinks and the desserts were delicious. Most importantly, Pat was very friendly, entertaining and attentive. Thank you Pat”
Boston’s Museum of Ice Cream is 90 minutes of unlimited ice cream and 9 interactive rooms, including the Sprinkle Pool and Hall of Freezers.
“It didn’t really have any story attached to it. The ice cream was very sweet and sickly. Would recommend for toddlers but nothing older”
Back Bay walking tour blends hot chocolate, cookies, cake, and art galleries in Boston’s Newbury Street area. Small group, 2.5 hours.
“A very sweet and unique walking tour! Adam was a great host -- he had some visuals to set the stage for the history of the neighborhood and answered any questions that we might have. We stopped at 4 locations for sweets and 3 art galleries. Each gallery was really unique and really cool to…”
Museum of Ice Cream Boston ticket for unlimited ice cream, Fun Way Park, Cookie Living Room, Scoop’s Bar, and the iconic sprinkle pool.
“It was amazing! It reminded me of Willy Wonka! I thought the ice cream when we first got there was awesome! I ate it while we went into the next room!”
Two hours on a Boston tall ship with Flour Bakery pastries, coffee, and $5 mimosas, plus historic harbor views.
“The crew was professional and funny. My husband and I had a wonderful time! Delicious pastries, coffee, and mimosas”
A 90-minute Harvard Square chocolate walking tour with small groups, coffee and tastings, and local history—$60 per person.
“The chocolate tasting was great, however, I wish more attention was paid to my daughters food allergies.”
Four chocolate tastings and two Back Bay art galleries in 150 minutes, with guide Adam and a post-tour food list.
“I like the art gallery,. there should be more or at least another art gallery on the tour”
A 2-hour Sunday tall-ship brunch on Boston Harbor with Flour Bakery pastries, coffee and tea, plus $5 mimosas and skyline views.
“This was a thoroughly enjoyable sail. The Captain and crew (especially Freddo) were fun and easy going. I got to help Freddo hoist the topsail. The many pastries that made up the brunch were all fresh. The mimosas were cheap, plentiful and made island strength! I highly recommend this cruise and bunch of people.”
Taste four chocolate stops in Back Bay with two art galleries and an evening architecture walk, starting near Prudential Center.
“Adam from UpandAdam yours was a great host, very knowledgeable. He made the tour interesting and personalized, since I was the only person who signed up!”
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