Private Tours & Corporate Events

Your Experts in Private Tours and Corporate Events in Chicago

Chicago Food Tours is one of Chicago’s premiere corporate event companies in the Windy City. We are proud to offer a variety of tours perfect for groups of all types and sizes.

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Corporate Tours

Add a team bonding culinary experience to your corporate event. Your team and clients will love it!

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Bachelorette / Bachelor

Plan a fun way to get the night started on your Bachelor or Bachelorette party in Chicago.

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Family Tours

Enjoy your next family reunion in Chicago, or just hang out in the Windy City with you and the kids. 

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Group Travel

We’re conference planning and group travel experts, and we offer step-on guides or receptive tour guides.

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We Make it as Easy as Possible

We do not ask for a deposit or signed contract, simply fill out the form below with as many details as possible.

 

  • We will contact you to confirm your booking. At this time, we ask you provide your tentative head count so we can confirm reservations with your selected locations.
  • Five days prior to your tour date we will need a final headcount, list of any allergies or dietary restrictions, and payment via credit card or check.
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Planning with us is EASY

We are flexible, and most of all, we make it fun and easy for you to plan your tours and events. Simply tell us your desired date and start time – and we’ll do the rest.

Private tours can be arranged on any of our tour options, customized just for your party and include generous food/drink portions in the per-person price.

Plan your perfect event with us today!

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