We really enjoyed this tour, and our guide Gina was very good and enjoyable to be with for the 2-3 hour tour. It's a walking tour, but it's very easy walking, punctuated by frequent stops and opportunities to sit down. The tour was a good chance for us to see South Beach, as we were first timers to the area. So we enjoyed the historic architecture and the beachy ambience. Of course this is a culinary tour, so food and drink are involved. And to that point, our initial meeting place was a restaurant where we all introduced ourselves (around 12-15 people on our tour as I recall), and enjoyed a popular drink from Colombia (a most interesting combo of beer and orange cream soda - quite better than what you might think), as well as a Colombian inspired empanada, and the most amazing ceviche we've ever had, which was said to be a Peruvian preparation. We made three more stops for food, and keep in mind these are all what you would think of as apps or small plates, and a gelato dessert stop.

Was great ! Our leader Sandy also gave us information about the history of Miami Beach. We came to restaurants that we would not necessarily have visited ourselves and were served delicious dishes that we would not have recognized as such on the menu. We were also asked at the beginning of the tour whether there were any restrictions (vegan, alcohol, etc.).

Our guide Ashley was awesome. It brought us closer to the history of Miami Beach with lots of details about the politicians and families involved. We were able to taste many different specialties and heard a lot about the different recipes. We were a group of 6 and it was a pleasure spending a few hours with Ashleyp. Highly recommended. I went on this tour with my son.