Tennessee · DESSERT TOURS
8 tours
Below are the 8 best dessert tours in Nashville at the moment. Prices, running times, and the kind of traveller each one fits. Number one is at the top for a reason.
Make and taste Goo Goo in downtown Nashville. Learn the candy history, build your own cluster, and take home an apron. 1 hour.
“This was such a fun activity. RK did such a good job at keeping things entertaining and making it a great experience.”
Roll ice cream at Nashville Farmers Market, learn the science, build two flavors with vegan and gluten-free options, take home an apron.
“This was fun! Our instructor Berry was so fun and patient! She made sure we had fun and got the techniques right! Highly recommended .”
Make your own rolled ice cream in Nashville, with vegan and gluten-free choices, a photo moment, and a take-home apron in 30 minutes.
“I have always wanted to make rolled icecream since the first time I tried it. I booked this class as soon as I seen it. Our instructor was super nice! I'll book it again the next time I'm in Nashville!! #womenowned”
Taste Nashville whiskey, rye, agave, or wine with chocolate pairings in 45 minutes at Nashville Barrel Co. Guided by Justin. $40.
“Justin was echt een aardige kerel. Het was heel gezellig en interessant.”
2-hour Knoxville downtown walk with Sunsphere, Andrew Johnson Theatre, Tennessee River bridge views, plus coffee and homemade ice cream.
“My grand daughter and I spent the day doing the UT campus tour and then spent the evening with Darrell exploring and learning all about Knoxville. Darrell was a delight! His knowledge and personality made for a truly great experience. A must do when you visit Knoxville!”
Nashville Barrel Co guided pairing: 4 whiskeys or wines with Ghirardelli chocolate, 40 minutes, $40. Mobile ticket.
“Best kept secret in Nashville. Take the time to visit Nashville Barrell Company. Great people, great story and super cool facility..”
Olive & Sinclair 45-minute chocolate factory tour in Lockeland Springs. Learn bean-to-bar methods and taste Bourbon Brittle for $10.
“Small company, not what I thought it would be. A positive is that it was very interesting how they make chocolate and the tour was good. The negatives is that it is very hard to find parking and the chocolate was not to my liking. the sea salt caramel was good but the rest not so good to my liking.”
Downtown Knoxville walking tour with street art, farm-sourced ice cream, and coffee tastings, plus founding stories in a small group.
“The tour guide was a pleasant young lady. Unfortunately, she did not know much about the area, buildings, history, etc. To be fair, she did know some, but in our experience was one of the least equipped tour guides we have experienced.”
