What ages is this tour best for?

We designed it with kids ages 4–12 in mind, but younger toddlers and teenagers are welcome too — the guide adapts the stories, games, and pace to your family.
Is this tour private?

Yes! This is a fully private food tour, designed just for you and your group, led by a local Devour guide.
Is Seville a good city for families?

One of the best. The historic center is compact and walkable, the food is kid-friendly, and Seville's culture of family life means children are welcome everywhere — in restaurants, in plazas, at 10 PM. This tour is designed to show you the Seville that local families actually enjoy — you don't have to choose between experiencing the city and traveling with your kids.
How much walking is involved?

About 2.5 hours at a relaxed pace with plenty of stops for food, games, and breaks (with seating). The route is mostly flat and stroller-friendly, and your guide will always adjust the pace based on your family's needs.
How much food is included?

Iberian ham, cured meats, and olive oil at a traditional ham shop, plus churros and hot chocolate at Madrid's most famous chocolatería. Parents get drinks at both stops. Between the bocadillo-making and the churros, most kids are well fed by the end.
Is entry to the Metropol Parasol included?

Yes — entry to the top of the Metropol Parasol is included in the price.
Can my kids learn some Spanish on this tour?

Yes — if they want to. Your guide can weave in Spanish words and phrases throughout the tour, from ordering food to greeting locals. It's optional and playful, never forced.
Do you accommodate dietary restrictions?

We can accommodate vegetarians, and the final restaurant lets you choose your main course. Because of the curated, multi-stop format, we can't guarantee vegan or celiac diets due to the risk of cross-contamination across venues. Tell us when you book, and we'll confirm what's possible.
What's included in the price?

All food and drinks across 4 stops, plus an expert Devour guide who brings the evening together. You'll taste vermouth-hour classics, seasonal tapas, a refined main plate, dessert, and 6 paired drinks including Catalan wines, vermut and cava.
What if it rains?

The tour runs rain or shine. Your guide knows plenty of covered spots and can adjust the route as needed. Madrid is one of Europe's sunniest cities, so odds are in your favor.
Is this just for tourists, or would expat families enjoy it too?

Both. Families visiting Madrid get a fantastic introduction to the city, but expat families tell us they learn things about their own city they never knew. The history, the food stories, and the hidden details are interesting no matter how long you've lived here.
What is the cancellation policy for private food tours?

Private food tours may be cancelled and refunded up to 7 days before the tour date. Thank you for understanding.