6 Seattle Chocolate and Donut Tours Worth Your Time

1.Seattle Delicious Donut Adventure & Walking Food Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 772 reviews · 2 hours (approx.) · from $65Our pick

This two-hour Seattle walk visits Top Pot Doughnuts, Doce Donut Co., Dahlia Bakery, and Daily Dozen Doughnuts, with a stop by the Amazon Spheres. A local guide leads a group of up to 15, adding Seattle history and neighborhood stories along the way. Tastings are included; coffee is not listed as part of the tour.

“We had a blast! Amanda was super knowledgeable & fun! The donuts were delicious. Great way to try some delicious treats & learn about Seattle’s history.”

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2.Seattle Chocolate Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 216 reviews · 2 hours 15 minutes (approx.) · from $85

Follow a guide through Seattle’s chocolate shops, bakeries, and Pike Place Market for about 2 hours and 15 minutes. Expect up to 12 samples, from champurrado and chocolate pastries to truffles and fudge, with stories about cacao and Seattle along the way. Groups are capped at 12, and guides such as Ivy, Will, and Ben have led the tour.

“The chocolate was good, but the guide was better. My husband fell the day before and was struggling to keep up. Guide found a quiet place and he brought the chocolate to us. Great experience.”

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3.Wine, Bread, Cheese and Chocolate

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 81 reviews · 2 hours 30 minutes (approx.) · from $119

Spend about two and a half hours tasting Washington wine and market foods with a local guide. The route includes DeLaurenti, Truffle Queen, Wines of Washington, SELEUŠS Chocolates and Lands of Origin, with time to learn the market’s less obvious corners. Groups are capped at 10, and guides have included Maia and Will.

“My husband and I were very excited about this tour and it did NOT disappoint! Will is an excellent, personable, knowledgeable and professional guide with a laid back and humorous approach. He kept things moving and was able to improvise when necessary. On top of that, we had the best time with the other members of the group and we all ended up hanging out together late into the night! We 100% recommend this experience.”

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4.Chocolate Tour with Tastings

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 76 reviews · 2h 15m · from $85

Join an English-speaking guide for a 135-minute, under-one-mile tasting walk from Dahlia Bakery through Pike Place Market and nearby shops. Sample chocolate in familiar and unexpected forms, hear how Seattle’s food culture shapes its approach, and finish at SELEUŠS Chocolates. Guides have included Ivy, Will, Woody, Jade and Ben.

“Our tour guide Will was great! He was knowledgeable about chocolate and it was a fun experience!! Thank you so much”

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5.Guided Delicious Donut Tour with Tastings

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 40 reviews · from $65

Meet your English-speaking guide at Top Pot Doughnuts for a two-hour walk to four Seattle doughnut shops, with tastings and local history along the way. Stops can include Dahlia Bakery and Daily Dozen Doughnuts. Guides have included Oliver, Amanda, and Dr Wikid, though your guide may differ.

“Our tour guide (Amanda) was exceptional - super nice, courteous and informed. Gave us a lot of history and context to what we were seeing in Seattle and tasting at each of our 4 stops. Couldn't recommend this tour enough! :)”

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6.Wine, Cheese and Chocolate Pairing Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 17 reviews · 2h 30m · from $119

Spend 150 minutes tasting Pacific Northwest wines, cheeses and chocolates at several Seattle stops, including Pike Place Market. The route begins and ends outside SELEUŠS Chocolates, and tastings vary by day. Groups are limited to 10. Past tours have been led by Maia and Will, though your guide may differ.

“Our guide was very knowledgeable in both wine and food and made spectacular decisions on food and wine. The food was outstanding and so were the wines. The price tag is not cheap, but the quality of the food and wine was well worth it. He also gave a lot of wonderful history and back stories about the area and businesses. We literally had more food than we could eat. I highly recommend it if you are willing to spend a few extra dollars for a top tier food and wine experience.”

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