This market-based walking tour includes seated and standing tastings from long-standing vendors and local favorites. Stops on the day typically include:

Classic Jewish Deli Counter
Start with a hearty dish of traditional comfort food—think matzo ball soup, corned beef, or brisket made with generations-old recipes.

Peanut Roaster Stand
Snack on warm, freshly roasted peanuts from a vendor that’s been perfecting their craft for decades.

Baltimore Sausage Shop
Sample a bite of handmade sausage, cooked and seasoned on-site, offering an authentic taste of the city’s working-class roots.

Landmark Seafood Vendor
Savor a bite of fresh crab, fried fish, or oysters from one of the market’s best-known seafood counters.

Local Brewery or Beverage Vendor
Try a sample of locally brewed beer or a craft soda from a Baltimore-based maker, highlighting the city's evolving drink scene.

Berger Cookies and Goetze’s Candies
Finish your tour with Baltimore's most iconic sweet treats—from thick, fudge-covered Berger Cookies to nostalgic caramel chews from Goetze’s.

Throughout the experience, your guide will share the history of Lexington Market, its evolution through the centuries, and its role in shaping the city’s food identity.

Our Guides
Each tour is led by a passionate local who knows the market intimately. You’ll hear behind-the-counter stories, learn about the vendors’ roots, and discover why this market still holds a special place in Baltimore’s heart.