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Join Us For a Foodie’s Fiesta Touring Gettysburg’s Most Distinguished Watering Holes

Over a million people a year make the trip to Gettysburg to take in the scholarly circuit of one of the country’s most significant battles. But did you know that this small historic gem boasts a collection of culinary delights that rivals its history?

Our selection of Gettysburg’s finest culinary companies will take you through the savory staples of this proud region. Take a deep dive into the state’s distinguished dairy indulgences From handmade ice cream to exceptional chocolate we’ve got you covered. There’s also a helping of Philly Cheesesteaks and Pennsylvania’s famous pretzels to boot!

Our local guides set everything up in advance, so there’s no more convenient way to spoil your taste buds while taking in some of the city’s stories.

Why Take A Sumptuous Stomach Survey In Gettysburg?

On our tour, you’ll have a chance to meet like-minded individuals who enjoy soaking up illustrious information nearly as much as they savor a mouthwatering meal. Naturally, Gettysburg radiates with legends from the Civil War and the various eateries have instilled the soul of the city into their enticing establishments.

Thanks to our incredible guides, you’ll learn a tale or two that you missed out on the battlefields.  Undoubtedly, you’ll get a feel for local life in Gettysburg, not to mention sampling the best grub in all of Gettysburg!

What Eateries Will We Visit On This Culinary Cruise?

• Dobbin House Tavern Enjoy an array of local fresh fruits and cheeses sourced from the surrounding area while taking in the decor of the Dobbins House, the oldest house in Gettysburg built in 1776!
• Gettysburg Chocolate Market The locally owned and operated chocolate market provides tasty sweets produced within the region along with a careful selection of sweets from across the globe. As the shop manager puts it, “We offer one-stop shopping for the best quality products.”
• Blue & Gray Bar and Grille What’s a trip to Pennsylvania without a cheesesteak? Try this family-owned bar’s rendition while enjoying a full complement of drinks with aptly historic names.
• Lulu’s Finest Ice Cream Top off the day with some handmade ice cream made with pure ingredients. Their rotating menu of unique and delectable flavors will surprise you. Freshly made waffle cones and housemade toppings aren’t to be missed!

Distance & Duration

Our festive foodie tour of Gettysburg covers .7 of a mile and takes you through four distinct food stops while also touching on the town’s iconic history. The tour lasts three hours and meals are included in the cost of the ticket.

Meeting Location & Parking

See your email after booking for the meeting location.  Tickets can be purchased in the Brickhouse Inn.  Parking at the Brickhouse Inn is reserved for overnight guests only.

Tours are held at various times. Please aim to arrive 10-15 minutes early to allow for traffic and parking limitations. Tours are held rain or shine and are entirely outdoors, so come prepared! Gettysburg enjoys all four seasons, so prepare for the season you’re in!

Tickets can be purchased at the Brickhouse Inn.  Tickets can also be purchased in advance on this site. You do NOT need to print your ticket nor have access to a mobile pass. Once you have completed your reservation online, you will be automatically added to the admissions list. Simply bring your ID to verify your reservation!

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Tour Note* Admission does not include the cost of drinks.

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Gettysburg Food Tour - Secret Food Tours

On your next trip to Gettysburg, be sure to take time out from exploring the region's remarkable history to enjoy the area's local flavors on one of our carefully planned secret food tours. Our food tours are designed to give travelers a taste of local cuisine by guiding them to little-known restaurants, pubs, bistros and eateries for truly unique dining experiences.

Whether you prefer an all-American menu or like trying out more exotic dishes, our secret food tours of Gettysburg will give you what you want. Your dining options might include freshly prepared pizza and pasta, mouthwatering sandwiches and burgers, traditional pub fare and sit-down restaurant meals all served with a local twist. An array of specialty cocktails and locally brewed beers will also be on hand to complement the available food choices.

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Discovering Gettysburg’s Foodie Side with Savor Gettysburg Food Tours

For over 150 years, Gettysburg has been primarily known for one thing: war. Millions flock every year to this small Adams County borough to learn about one of the Civil War’s most important battles through battlefield tours , museums , and even ghost tours . Until recently, the food scene was comprised of little more than chain restaurants and smorgasbords that provided sustenance, but little worth remembering. In recent years, however, this has begun to change.

Over the last two years, one of the biggest drivers of the expansion of culinary delights in Gettysburg is Lori Korczyk, founder of Savor Gettysburg Food Tours. Korczyk first visited Gettysburg in 2002 and fell in love with the small-town charm and opportunities available in the city. Savor Gettysburg grew out of her desire to keep people coming back to Gettysburg again and again, especially after the 150th anniversary celebrations in 2013.

Tours with Savor Gettysburg take visitors through some of the downtown area’s best food, drink, and dessert options available in downtown Gettysburg. At each stop, the tour offers a sampling of one of the establishment’s specialities, along with a brief history of the restaurant and what it adds to the borough’s culinary scene. Sprinkled throughout the tour, guides offer a bit of history about this historic town with a focus on how the battle and its aftermath affected the citizens of Gettysburg.

My two favorite stops along the tour were Kaitlyn’s Cafe on the Square and Hauser Estate Winery. At Kaitlyn’s I had two sandwiches that were very delicious: their corned beef reuben and the oven roasted turkey. To be perfectly honest, I’ve never had a reuben that I loved, and I left wishing I could have more of theirs. At Hauser, I had the chance to try a variety of their locally-produced Jack’s Hard Cider. I was surprised how much better and fresher their cider tasted compared to some of the larger cideries.

Savor Gettysburg offers two tour options for those looking to experience the tastes of Gettysburg. The Historic Downtown Four Tour is the original tour offered by Korczyk and features seven stops over three hours. While the stops can vary from time to time based on availability, there is always a stop at a winery and a dessert destination included in the itinerary. All the other stops offer a sampling of some of the restaurants’ most popular dishes. While the dishes are not full-size, there is enough food on the tour to satisfy any appetite.

The second tour that Savor Gettysburg offers is the Wine, Cider, and Dine Tour. This tour focuses on the region’s great wines and ciders, with a stop at a downtown restaurant for a bite to eat. The wines in Gettysburg are all produced in the surrounding communities, with many of the wines and ciders using locally-grown fruits. If you like wine or cider, but have never had a chance to try those made in Adams County, this tour is a great chance to find your favorites.

Korczyk recommends taking a food tour as early as possible during your stay in Gettysburg, as this gives you a chance to go back for a full meal at some of your favorite establishments using the coupons provided on your tour, a recommendation that I would definitely agree with. However, whether you take the tour at the beginning, middle, or end of your vacation, a tour with Savor Gettysburg is a great way to try the many highlights of Gettysburg’s burgeoning food scene.

Want to take another food tour? Try Lancaster County Food Tours and Burgh Bits and Bites Food Tours in Pittsburgh .

Note: My Savor Gettysburg Food Tour was hosted by Destination Gettysburg. However, the opinions expressed are my own.

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Great places to stay near Gettysburg

• Gettysburg Hotel - A historic hotel in the center of town
• Federal Pointe Inn - A beautifully-restored property near the battlefield
• Best Western - The area's highest-rated hotel on Trip Advisor.
• Brickhouse Inn B&B - A delightful B&B near town
• Find more great places to stay on Airbnb!

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Gettysburg Historic Downtown Food Tour

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Where History and Modern Cuisine Meet

Did you know that Gettysburg has heavy influences from the Pennsylvania Dutch centered around the town's foods? Gettysburg and the surrounding area offer fresh local produce and locally made cheeses.

Anybody who hears about Gettysburg knows about the history. The Civil War, the Battlefields. But what about the culinary scene? The area around Gettysburg is sprawling with agriculture. Thriving vegetable and fruit farms, flourishing dairy farms and breweries. The less talked about culinary scene in Gettysburg is worth paying attention to. 

"This tour walked us around Gettysburg and fed us. We learned about the history and the food was great, we had some local fruits that were grown right down the road. Really cool tour."

What is Our Gettysburg History and Food Tour About?

From the Dutch influences to thriving Philadelphia influences, Gettysburg is quickly becoming a hot spot for food lovers. Embark on a delicious savory walking tour that visits some of the best local spots in Gettysburg. Walk like a local and gain insider tips and recommendations. Learn the history of the area and the foods that drive the locals wild! Come hungry because this tour will have you sampling local treats like fresh, local grown vegetables and pretzels, a Pennsylvania Dutch treat. Find out why cheesesteaks are the local's top choice for comfort food. You'll taste some of the best foods in the country. 

What You Will See On This Tour

This is the perfect tour for food lovers and history buffs. The tour will be a tasteful and informative introduction to Gettysburg's culinary scene, culture, and history.

• Stop and taste local grown vegetables and treats
• Walk through historic downtown and see the echoes of war
• See where the locals go on weekends
• Taste chocolates made by one of the top chocolatiers in the country.
• Savor many more delicious foods

Food lovers will gain a new perspective on Pennsylvania Dutch foods. There are almost 30 restaurants, bars, and shops in Gettysburg. Your biggest problem in town might just be narrowing down the best local places to head to.

We had our local guides sip, savor, and eat their way through Gettysburg to find the best, most unique spots for a bite to eat. By hopping on our Food Tour, you are assured to sample the best foods at the best local restaurants and eateries. 

"Four score and seven years ago, our fathers brought forth on this continent a new nation."

- Abraham Lincoln

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Meeting point address: In front of: Sweet! The Candy Shop, 100 Baltimore St, Gettysburg, PA, 17325

Duration: Approximately 3 hours

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Please arrive to the designated meeting location before your tour’s start time, or they may leave without you! Your email confirmation will verify map and meeting location.

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Food Included!

Your ticket includes the culinary tastings at each establishment.

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• Pre-selected food samples
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• Sweeet! THE Candy Store in Gettysburg, PA!, 100 Baltimore St, Gettysburg, PA 17325, USA Meet your tour guide outside Sweeet! THE Candy Store. Your guide will be wearing a Junket T-shirt.
• Gettysburg Chocolate Market, 9 Baltimore St, Gettysburg, PA 17325, USA End your tour with a sweet treat at Gettysburg Chocolate Market.
• Wheelchair accessible
• Stroller accessible
• Service animals allowed
• Near public transportation
• Transportation is wheelchair accessible
• Surfaces are wheelchair accessible
• No heart problems or other serious medical conditions
• Travelers should have a moderate physical fitness level
• PARKING: PLEASE DO NOT PARK IN BRICKHOUSE INN PARKING. You will be towed. THIS IS RESERVED FOR OVERNIGHT GUESTS. There are plenty of parking spaces on the side streets behind the Inn and on the main street. Thank you.
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• You'll end at Gettysburg Chocolate Market 9 Baltimore St, Gettysburg, PA 17325, USA End your tour with a sweet treat at Gettysburg Chocolate Market. See address & details

• V2936QOrogerw 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles History with Alcohol We were lucky to have Silver as our tour guide and her knowledge was exceptional along with her personality. Read more Written November 14, 2023
• bobmQ3197LJ 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Wonder women tour Our tour guide Bob was very knowledgeable and fun. We learned a lot and he found lots of shady spots to sit! Read more Written September 12, 2023
• C278YUannak 0 contributions 1.0 of 5 bubbles Wasted $65.00 Our tour guide looked unkempt and acted like an immature teenager. He was sloppy . He yelled the entire tour and basically told stories. He handed us the emf meters and never mentioned them again . A huge waste of $10.00. We walked up the sidewalk and back down the same sidewalk. We did NOT go a mile. A half mile at best. We started about 15 min late which I felt was ridiculous…but this made the guide talk even faster trying to cram stuff in. He walked really fast and wasn’t interested in making this a ghost tour, just wanted to get it over with. Would never do this tour again or refer anyone to it. Yuck. I’m going to try and get a refund. I could have done it better based on what I know. Read more Written June 25, 2023
• Rosesmommy1 0 contributions 1.0 of 5 bubbles Save your money! I'm not sure what I paid $57 for? A walk up and down the street to hear campfire ghost stories. All we got was a guide pointing at buildings and telling stories, I think we could have at least walked over to the cemetery instead of pointing at it. I'll give the tour guide an A for enthusiasm but would have liked someone more professional and dressed in period attire. Read more Written April 30, 2023
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Christmas Tastes and Traditions Food Tour

Last Date: 12/10/23

Savor Gettysburg Food Tours, LLC Lincoln Square Gettysburg, PA

Stroll decorated streets on a festive 3.5 hours walking food tour highlighting the sights, sounds, and unique tastes of this historic town. Enjoy stops at some of the best eateries, all the while learning fascinating facts about early Christmas traditions.

Admire the glittering lights, decorated storefronts and our grand 30-foot Christmas tree in Lincoln Square, all adding to the ambiance of “the most wonderful time of the year.” Get started on Christmas shopping for your loved ones as we visit a few downtown stores that offer one-of-a-kind Christmas gifts — a perfect opportunity for any last-minute gift hunting you need to get done.

Make a new Christmas tradition with your family and friends. The Christmas Tastes & Traditions Food Tour promises to be delicious, delightful and decidedly local.

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Best Driving Vacations 2024: Take a Battlefield Tour of Pennsylvania and Maryland

Today we continue on our journey highlighting four of the best driving destinations from central Ohio.

With a focus on the creme de la creme — vital, accessible and unforgettable voyages that every central Ohio resident should put on his or her bucket list — we offer suggestions that will appeal to most everyone.

From a circle tour of “our Great Lake” to the architectural wonders of a modernist sister city three hours away, these four extraordinary adventures are wonderful ways to widen your horizons in 2024.

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Traveling to Gettysburg and Antietam

Not every traveler is a history buff. But a visit to Gettysburg, site of one of the most iconic and bloody battles of the Civil War, should probably be on every American’s bucket list. 

From Columbus, the drive takes a bit more than six hours. And a two- or three-day visit to the Pennsylvania landmark can easily include several other noteworthy sites along the way, including another important Civil War battlefield, the fort where George Washington suffered his most humiliating defeat and the memorial where the first Americans to fight back during 9/11 are commemorated. 

In addition to being a major historic site, Gettysburg is also a lovely small town adept at catering to the nearly 1 million visitors who arrive each year. Even visitors who never set foot in the Gettysburg National Military Park would find plenty to do. Town streets are packed with shopping, dining, breweries and wineries, hotels and inns, galleries and museums. But the battlefield should definitely be on the to-do list. 

More than 165,000 Union and Confederate soldiers clashed from July 1-3, 1863. The largest battle ever fought on this continent resulted in more than 51,000 casualties — and turned the tide of the war in favor of the Union. The battlefield Museum and Visitors Center includes 12 separate galleries, many interactive exhibits and thousands of artifacts on display. Visitors can also experience the Gettysburg Cyclorama, a painting in-the-round created in the 1880s that tells the story of the battle and is, itself, a magnificent piece of history. 

Plenty can also be discovered on a self-guided auto tour. The 6,000-acre battlefield is crossed by several small roads with plenty of places to pull off and explore the many monuments and markers that were erected in the decades after the battle. 

Bus tours are available from the visitor center. But the best way to tour the battlefield may be with a licensed guide in your own vehicle. Guides are happy to customize tours based on visitors’ interests and knowledge. 

Although the three-day Battle of Gettysburg was the bloodiest battle of the Civil War, Antietam, near the village of Sharpsburg, Maryland, was the site of the war’s bloodiest single day — and the bloodiest day in American history, with some 23,000 casualties. Antietam National Battlefield is just an hour’s drive from Gettysburg, making it a logical stop for history-lovers passing through, or an easy daytrip for travelers extending their stay in the Pennsylvania town. 

Like Gettysburg, Antietam is dotted with monuments honoring the military units and men who served there. One of the most curious is a Brobdingnagian marker commemorating the service of a young commissary sergeant who went on to become President William McKinley. The monument celebrates McKinley’s efforts at bringing coffee and hot food to Union troops on the front lines. 

No, really. 

But if I were on the front, tired and hungry, I would certainly have welcomed and appreciated Sgt. Billy’s offerings. (Come to think of it, this might actually be the most noble act a future president has ever performed.) 

Fort Necessity National Battlefield

Southwestern Pennsylvania also hosts two other important historic sites along the route from central Ohio. Fort Necessity National Battlefield near Farmington, Pennsylvania, is a small historic site featuring a museum and the recreated fort where George Washington, as a very young lieutenant colonel, led a unit of British colonial troops to a humiliating defeat at the hands of the French in 1754. Though discouraged, Washington, of course, persevered, having much better luck decades later in the American Revolution. 

Few Americans who remember Sept. 11, 2001, can visit the Flight 93 National Memorial near Shanksville, Pennsylvania, and not get a bit emotional. The memorial tells the story of the terrorist attacks on the United States that day and of the passengers on United Flight 93 who gave their lives fighting back against their hijackers, preventing their plane from being used as a weapon against another prominent target, possibly the U.S. Capitol. 

The memorial marks the site where the plane hit the ground, killing all aboard. In addition to a museum, the site features several trails, including the Trail of Remembrance along the final flight path. Also at the memorial is the Tower of Voices, a 93-foot-tall structure containing 40 large wind chimes, each tuned to a separate and distinct tone of its own — a haunting and fitting way to remember the 40 passengers and crew of Flight 93 and a bit of history many of us lived through ourselves. 

Where to Stay When Visiting Gettysburg

Gettysburg offers a wide variety of lodging options. The Gettysburg Hotel (est. 1797) is a historic property at the heart of downtown with rates from $118 per night. For a cozier stay, consider the Brafferton Inn , with rooms beginning around $110 per night, or Battlefield Bed and Breakfast in a restored 1810 farmhouse, with rooms beginning around $210 per night. hotelgettysburg.com , brafferton.com , gettysburgbattlefield.com   

This story is from the Best Driving Vacations package in the February 2024 issue of Columbus Monthly. 

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Christmas Tastes & Traditions Food Tour

Quick Details

• Hour Glass Duration: 3.5 Hours
• Users Tour Size: Accommodates up to 14
• Info Allergies: Due to the unique theme of this tour, we are unable to accommodate any food allergies.

Location:  Parking directions and location will be provided after booking

Experience the magic of Christmas

Stroll decorated streets on a festive 3.5 hour walking food tour highlighting the sights, sounds, and unique tastes of Gettysburg, PA. Embrace the holiday traditions of our featured chefs while sampling the foods that helped shape their personal holidays and crafts.

Feel the small-town warmth despite the chill with glittering lights, decorated storefronts and our grand 30-foot Christmas tree in Lincoln Square.  Special store coupons are provided so you can begin Christmas shopping for your loved ones after the tour.

In addition to the festive food, our Christmas Tastes and Traditions Tour will feature a special private “Ticket to the Past—Unforgettable Journeys” Virtual Reality Experience at the Gettysburg Lincoln Train Station. This unique opportunity allows us to “travel” back to 1863 where U.S. history was made. Find yourself at the center of the bustling station when it served as a hospital, supply lifeline and presidential arrival platform. Choose to follow one of the three historic figures featured on a virtual journey to the station following the Battle of Gettysburg.

This special tour will transport you back in time to Christmases of yesteryear. Make a new Christmas tradition with your family and friends. The Christmas Tastes and Traditions Food Tour promises to be festive, delicious and delightful!

Additional Details

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Our tours run rain or shine, so please make sure to check the weather report for the day of the tour and dress appropriately for the day’s weather.

Participants will be on their feet and outdoors for most of the walking tour, so please wear comfortable clothing and walking shoes.

Umbrella on rainy days, warm layers on cold days, and cool clothing on hot days will make your experience much more enjoyable.

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Please bring your government-issued photo ID to participate in the alcoholic beverage tasting.

Please bring your electronic ticket or have it available on your phone to show the Tour Guide.

• Chevron down Guidelines & Gratuity

Food tasting locations are subject to change without notice.

Gratuity is accepted and greatly appreciated by the tour guides!

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