Feast & Felons: A Gangster-Themed Food Tasting Walking Tour

What you'll do:

Taste some of Chicago's most iconic foods while walking through one of the Prohibition Era’s most fashionable and notorious neighborhoods. Learn about Chicago's world-famous cuisine and the gangsters who ate it all in one special unique tour!

Sample two types of pizza - Chicago’s deep dish and historic tavern-style – as well as prime steak and the world-famous “Chicago hot dog" all while treading the streets of Capone’s closest friends and dreaded enemies.

Highlights include a visit to an old tunnel used by prohibition gangsters in the basement of one of the establishments; a mansion once used as a brothel for gangsters; the Cathedral where Capone’s men gunned down gangsters; and a restaurant owned by the man who brought down what was left of the Chicago mafia in the early 2000s.

Why we love it for your party:

• Uncover the juicy history behind Chicago's iconic foods and the spots where the magic happens
• Savor mouthwatering Chicago classics like sizzling steaks, legendary hot dogs, and the ultimate deep-dish pizza
• Dive into thrilling tales of Chicago's most infamous gangsters and their wild adventures
• Explore hidden gangster hideouts, including a secret underground tunnel used by none other than Capone himself
• Visit the spots where mobsters kicked back, struck deals, and maybe even met their dramatic end

About this experience partner:

Embark on our customized, history-packed gangster tour, where the past comes to life in thrilling detail. Dive deep into the stories behind Chicago’s most infamous murders as we guide you through modern-day crime scene locations that still echo the drama of their violent past. Along the way, explore haunted sites that remain popular for renowned actors and history enthusiasts alike. This isn’t just a tour—it’s an unforgettable journey into the heart of Chicago’s notorious underworld.

Additional information:

• Includes:
• Three food tastings
• Water and soft drinks
• Expert local guide
• Tours of old Al Capone hideouts
• Food & Gangster History in Chicago's River North Neighborhood
• Know before you go
• The tour is about 1 mile long, with 4 stops.
• Food tastings add up to a good lunch meal
• Tour departs rain or shine