Yes! Guests on the Pikes Peak Progressive Dinner can request vegetarian, pescatarian or gluten-friendly substitutes when purchasing their ticket in advance.

Leaving a 15-20% gratuity for your Tour Leader is customary, especially if you had a great time and wish to recognize them for a job well done! We recognize that most people don’t carry cash these days, so our guides are able to accept credit cards at the end of the tour.

This food tour is a well-portioned dinner for most people.

We’ve developed a delicious itinerary and have set the menu and drink pairings in advance with each of our restaurant partners. Because of this, we do not allow a la carte ordering. You are always welcome to return to a destination after the tour to try whatever may have tempted your taste buds!

Public tours accommodate up to 14 guests. To book a private tour for your group, you will need at least 10 people, but we can accommodate larger groups. Contact us for more information.

The Pikes Peak Progressive Dinner is a more upscale experience; therefore, we recommend that guests be 12 years or age or older attend. If you have younger members in your party, we recommend checking out The Original Colorado Springs Food Tour.

Thankfully, rarely if ever do we cancel due to weather! Luckily for us, Colorado experiences over 300 days of sunshine every year. Count on your tour taking place rain, snow, or shine. The only extreme exception may be if walkways become treacherous or roadways are closed. Tour guests are encouraged to dress comfortably and according to weather conditions. Casual attire with comfortable shoes is acceptable and encouraged. In the event of anticipated inclement weather conditions or when in doubt, we encourage you to bring accessories such as umbrellas, raincoats, gloves, hats or coats.