Chester Rows Cafe Tickets and Tours

Chester Evening Food Tour

A Great Experience and thoughtful accessibility

We recently took a food tour in Chester, UK, and it was an absolute highlight of our trip! From start to finish, the tour was so much fun, sharing the experience with a genuinely great group of people while exploring a town that is just completely adorable. What truly set this experience apart, though, was our guide, Stef. She went completely out of her way to make sure my son’s wheelchair accessibility was seamlessly accommodated into the plans. She contacted all the restaurants ahead of time so he could get in effortlessly, and her dedication to making sure everyone in the group had a wonderful, inclusive experience was remarkable. The food at every stop was fantastic, and the thoughtful curation of the venues made us feel so well-cared for. If you are visiting Chester, do not miss the chance to take this tour—ask for Stef if you can!

Historical Walking Tours of Chester

Roland -welcome to chester

We did the welcome to Chester walk with Roland. Amazing guide very knowledgable and enjoyable tour. Showed us things we would never have seen left to our own devices. We even got a little extra by being invited into Carbonara to look at the interior salvaged from a galleon. There were only seven of us which was nice. Everyone could hear and see. I did notice there were other groups but they were much larger (up to 30 people) must be a nightmare to hear and see everything. I would recommend you book through the tourist information at the town hall for a smaller group and ask for Roland. If you like more audience participation you can go with a Roman centurian but you will be expected to join in the marching chants etc the kids might love that one.

Chester Edwardian Lady Walking Tour

Wonderful way of seeing Chester

What a wonderful way of getting to know Chester and Isabel is so knowledgeable. We are only here for a day on our way home but thrilled we stopped over. Isabel took us to places where the public aren’t generally allowed and we learnt so much about why the Edwardians wanted Chester to look as if the buildings were built by the Tudors. But I’m not going to say anymore because you need to book your tour! Tickets are available from the tourist office. Thank you again