Bikes, Bites and Brews - Chicago's Signature Dishes Bike Tour
Bobby's Bike Hike - Chicago Bike, Walking & Food Tours •
540 N. Lake Shore Drive • Chicago, IL 60611
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Hop on your bike and get ready for a tasty tour through Chicago’s most diverse and delicious neighborhoods. You’ll stop at local eateries loved by locals all while learning about Chicago’s history, notable landmarks, and restaurants. This four-hour tour includes all food and beverages, along with bikes to ride if you don’t have one.
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This tour covers 13 miles of Chicago neighborhoods in 4.5 hours. However, the pace is easy and ideal for ages 21 and above.
No, this tour includes alcohol tasting, so it is only recommended for guests ages 21+ with a valid government-issued ID.
Yes.
Sorry, pets are not allowed on the tours.
Vegetarian options are available on all tours, and gluten-free options are available on select tours. While efforts are made to accommodate allergies, avoidance can't be guaranteed. Feel free to ask your guide about possible substitutions. Please note your request for food accommodations in the comments section when booking.
Yes, most of the restaurants you'll visit will have restrooms to use. However, to expedite the start of the tour, use the restroom before arriving on your tour.
Water is provided at each restaurant stop.
Wear tennis shoes and comfortable, loose-fitting clothes that are appropriate for the weather conditions on the day of your tour. Wear layers, particularly in spring and fall.
Bring small items such as an ID, credit card, cash (to tip the guide), cell phone, and camera. They offer pouches on the front of the bikes to allow you to store your essentials and other smaller items, and you are welcome to keep any larger items back at the shop while you are out on a tour.
Yes, guests may bring their own bikes, but no discounts apply. In case of mechanical issues, tools may only be compatible with the bikes they offer.
Tours are designed for all skill levels, with a comfortable pace and 5-7 food stops for rest. Biking tours cover manageable distances with breaks along the way.
They run most of their tours in any type of weather.
No. If you had a great time, gratuities are accepted by the tour guides