Devour ToursReviews of devourtours.com

The guide was very friendly and fun. But frankly, the choice of venues for the food and the food quality left alot to be desired. Can't recommend. I have been through too many good food tours (Culinary Backstreets) to be able to confidently recommend this one.

This tour charged AUD $250.00 per person for a walking tour around San Sebastián with a small pintxos and drink in four very crowded bars and a small meal at the end. It was grossly over priced compared to an excellent walking tour we did with Trip Advisor which cost AUD$71.00 each. Granted there was no refreshments in the Trip Advisor tour but pintxos are so cheap, there was no comparison with prices. I would never recommend Devour to my friends

We felt that Gorka was very well informed but a bit too intense. He allowed his political views to overshadow the reason we were on the tour. The venues we were taken to were very busy and we had no chance to sit down and enjoy the food and drink. We also felt that the cost far outweighed the value we received. At £120 each I expected far more. Probably no more than £30 worth. Certainly wouldn’t do another one

The tour was advertised as a small group tour but ended up with at least 20 people. This made it difficult to understand the guide. Also we were told there would be special rooms shown but instead many were bypassed. The tour guide did her best but I feel we were shortchanged based on what we paid.

Was really disappointed in our tour given that they didn’t make the accommodations that they said they could make.

We were not impressed with this food tour and have been on our share of food tours in other countries. The tour guide seemed to be in a rush at every stop and made us feel like we could not take the time to enjoy the food. We got the same vibe from some of the other guests as well. The tapas were okay, but not what I was expecting.

We booked this as a nice way to be introduced to Seville and all it had to offer. Upon meeting the host and introducing everyone, she asked us of our plans and we mentioned that we were visiting 4 different locations during our monthlong trip, one of which was a beachside area called Torremolinos. She actually scoffed at us and asked us why we would even want to go to such a place, that it was one of the worst places in Spain and that we were contributing to problems to the Spanish people. This was super embarrassing as we felt ridiculed in front of the other guests. It really cast a shadow over the rest of the evening, and put a damper on the whole event. We visited some interesting locations and the host seemed very knowledgeable, I just wish that she had kept her opinion of our travel plans to herself. As to the people of Spain, sorry that we visited Torremolinos for a couple day, I didn't know it was so frowned upon.