Media Coverage & Mentions

“Miami Culinary Tours offers walking tours in Little Havana and South Beach that are centered on sampling local food” - Miami Herald

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You can find a lot of great food in Miami — everything from stone crabs to Cuban sandwiches and even New York-style Jewish delis, not to mention some modern takes on Latin cuisine. Read Full Article

“Grace Della leads food lovers through the streets of Calle Ocho in Little Havana and the tasty havens of South Beach. It’s a great deal for the $59 price.”

-by Victoria Pesce Elliot, featured in Cooking Light on 1/1/2012

Vietnamese. Peruvian. Ethiopian. Name your region, and Miami probably has a restaurant dedicated to its specific cuisine. Continuing reading here

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Words Ellie Watts-Russell. Photography Tara Donne May 20. 2011
Grace Della, a guide who leads culinary tours of South Beach and Little Havana, tentatively holds out a plateful of something pale, lumpy and deep-fried. Huevas de pargo. Read full article

“Turistas who want to sample several spots should spring for the $59 Little Havana Food & Walking tour along Calle Ocho.”

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Tasting Miami has never been easier and more interesting since Grace Della decided that Miami is a city with a plethora of flavors worth discovering and sharing. More
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Chow, Voyager  By Virginia Gil | Photography by Alfonso Serarols

To read the full story, visit Look Who’s Talking from Miami Luxury Magazine

Awaiting Discovery

The newest culinary service to hit South Florida, Miami Culinary Tours (MCT) is a company that offers outings to explore the area’s restaurants as well as the culture and history of the neighborhoods they are in. Think of the tours as multi-course meals with each course taking place at a different location. Along the way, a tour guide offers insight on the food consumed, the restaurants visited and the areas said restaurants are located in. Two of the MCT’s current tours include Cuba Bonita Food Tour, which visits a number of Cuban eateries in Little Havana and Key Biscayne (starting with coffee and finishing with a mojito) and the South Beach Walking Food Tour, which explores the Art Deco district of South Beach on foot and stops at various locations for bites of fusion cuisine.

Locals Love Miami Culinary Tours

By Tracy Block 03/18/10

Miami is the melting pot of the South, which means tours aren’t just for tourists. There’s much to learn about different cultures and their culinary traditions, which is why Miami Culinary Tours are the new activity in town. It’s the spark backing the Cuba Bonita Tour that has locals buzzing. The daily $95 Cuban-inspired food tasting tour takes you on a flavorful ride, Continue reading

MIAMI – MARCH 21, 2010

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Cuba Bonita Food Tour
What: Experience authentic Cuban food, drinks, sweets, markets, and people on a journey of seven local stops.
Why: Starts with a cafe Cubano; ends with a mojito.
When: Every Fri. & Sun., 10 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Limited spots available.
Where: Meet in Miami Beach (exact location TBA). Reservations at join@miamiculinarytours.com.

Read full “Here is the plan” at dailycandy.com

Fieldtrips for Foodies

by Hilary Saunders

When thinking of the Cuban influence on Miami, it’s hard not to start immediately daydreaming of food. From café con leches to yucca fries and platanos, bistec de palomilla, and guava and cheese pastries, tasty treats have become staples for Cubanos and turistas alike. It makes perfect sense, then, that Miami Culinary Tours has introduced Cuba Bonita Food Tour, a three-and-a-half hour cultural and architectural excursion narrated by local foodies. Read more about this food tour coverage

SAVEUR SELECTS A Miami food tour adventure tasting delicious foods around the city’s historic neighborhoods. From Cuban Mojitos to Peruvian Ceviche to Lobster Empanadas, Miami Culinary Tours brings you everything South Florida’s culinary communities have to offer as well as the culture and tradition behind those doing the cooking. Read full article here

MIAMI CULINARY TOURS

This tour takes place in Miami, a delicious melting pot of Latin cultures. Foodies enjoy all kinds of delicious and sometimes crazy foods. This group goes all over Miami to different markets and restaurants in search of fresh and seasonal authentic dishes. You have the opportunity to learn about the heritage of the food as well as the people and you will get to sink your teeth into a few exotic dishes along the way. Read full article

By Lesley Abravanel – May 28, 2010 at 8:00 AM

From Palm Trees to Hearts of Palm: Miami Culinary Tours

Once upon a time, Miami was synonymous with early bird specials and fashion models that refused to eat. How times have changed. Today you can eat your way through the city’s most savory neighborhoods, leaving with a few extra pounds to prove it. (Continued here)

South Beach Food Tour: A Miami tasting tour for foodies!

Visiting Miami and want a unique way to see the city? Or are you a local south Floridian tired of your regular weekend routine? Spice up your Friday, Saturday or Sunday evening with a cool walking tour of the Art Deco District that centers around a delicious common ground — food. Continue reading

- by Jessica Bates, Miami Reporter for HelloMetro

Miami Food(ie) Boomers

Lassen Sie andere ruhig zu Hause an ihren Karotten und Reiscrackern knabbern (die werden rückfällig, keine Sorge), während Sie nicht nur unter Floridas heißer Sonne, sondern auch beim Genuss der lokalen Spicy-Latino-Speisen dahinschmelzen. Apropos schmelzen: “Hot” regt ja bekanntlich sämtliche Energieflüsse an …

Miami Culinary Tour

We had contacted Miami Culinary Tours prior to our trip to see about booking a tour of the different Miami neighborhoods with the main focus being the Cuban cuisine. Sadly we discovered they only offer the tours on Friday-Sunday.  We asked to see if they knew of any other options for the beginning of the week.  We were pleasantly surprised when they got back with us and said that they could do a private tour customized for two traveling chefs from Minnesota. Continue reading full story

July 2010 Issue – Read the story

Grace Della invites you to join her and her dedicated staff of foodies on a Miami Culinary Tour around South Beach or the Cuban restaurants at Calle Ocho in Downtown Miami. Continue reading on South Beach Magazine

August, 2010 Isuue
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August, 2010 – The Nightlife Issue
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Miami Culinary Tours | A Taste of the City  Grace Della wants to take you to dinner. As owner and operator of Miami Culinary Tours, she conducts guided walks through South Beach and Little Havana with stops for a single course at a number of gourmet restaurants along the way. Continue reading full article at Miami Beach Magazine

Miami Culinary Tours

Food Adventures For Serious Gourmands

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South Beach Food Tour Is A Local Treat

Nov 23rd 2010 12:30PM / by Ciara LaVelle

How much do you really know about Miami? Think about it — you’re probably up to date on the best people-watching spots or where to get a café cubano in a hurry, but when it comes to the history, the architecture, the culture, we locals are often just as clueless as tourists. Read full article

South Beach Culinary Tour

Best of the city 2011, Miami Magazine
For those on the fast track, get a thorough culinary education in just a couple of hours on a guided/walking eating tour of the Art Deco District, featuring a taste of top-notch gourmets to insider faves.

Experiencing MIA Food through the SoBe Food Tour

March 7, 2011

This past weekend I went to the SoBe Local Food Tour. This tour, I must say, was pretty awesome. One of my favorite features of the tour was of course the food, but it was also a guided historical, cultural and architectural tour of South Beach’s Art Deco buildings. For full post, visit RandoMIAMI

Love to Eat and Travel Blog

South Beach, Miami is one of the country’s hottest destinations – popular with celebrities, tourists and locals alike. Famous for its pristine white sandy beaches and sizzling heat, South Beach is known for “Fun in the Sun.” Read full post

TASTE IT MY WAY Reviews: “Miami Culinary Tours” SOBE! by Miami Food Blogger Gary Zeidman