Private tours and corporate events can be arranged by contacting us at madfoodex@gmail.com. Our food and drink adventures are on Facebook and Instagram (madfoodex), and our travel blog, ROAD TRIPS!

Our Tours,
3 Delicious Varieties
Lake to Lake -
MFX's flagship tour is available for private groups, pricing begins at $60 per person
Come discover the food and history of Madison, a unique place a governor once called "77 square miles surrounded by reality." This guided food tour allows you to explore downtown with ease and enjoy 5 to 7 unique food stops. Whether you are a native Madisonian, new to the city, or just visiting, this tour is a one-of-a-kind way to experience the heart of the city and visit Madison’s main attractions including Frank Lloyd Wright’s Monona Terrace, the State Capitol, State Street and the UW-Madison Memorial Union.
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Experience Madison's farmers market-to-table food scene
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Explore the state capitol building, the only one on an Isthmus
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Examine world-famous architecture by Frank Lloyd Wright and Cesar Pelli
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Enjoy scenic views of two of our beautiful lakes
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Stroll down State Street with its eclectic shops
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Hang out with students and alumni at the Union Terrace on the shores of Lake Mendota
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And mostly importantly, learn about fun, quirky spots to explore on your own!
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Happy Hour Tours are done for 2022! but are available for private groups...
These tours will leave your mind enlightened, if not a little bit buzzed! Sunsets free, but not guaranteed.
Capitol Classics: Sample appetizers and cocktails while hearing historical tidbits. Includes an old-fashioned in Madison's oldest bar! (Or is it?)
Meets at The Post, on the Capitol Square.
Up High Happy Hour: Look down on Madison with a drink in your hand at three different locations, stairs and elevators included.
Meets at Samba Brazilian Grill.

Special Events
Not only can we help you create your own group tour for 2 to 60+ on foot or on your bus, but we also put on special events. Some tasty examples:
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University Heights Progressive Dinner: In October 2019 we partnered with three local up-and-coming restaurants and visited the historic neighborhood that connects them. Check out our friends The Heights, Cadre, and Pasture and Plenty.
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Robinia Three-fer: This happening location allowed us to experience cocktail-making, wine-tasting, and coffee sampling under one roof. Learn more about Robinia Courtyard here.
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Monroe Street Brunch: This formerly regular tour offering features independent restaurants in a lovely historic neighborhood, complete with Native American Effigy Mounds and beer-making.
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Frank Lloyd Wright in Madison: Heading to Taliesin? We can give you a preview of Wright's projects in Madison.
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