• Kazinczy Street Synagogue - Meet your expert guide and group of like-minded travellers for the beginning of a culinary adventure! Hungarian cuisine has Jewish roots, so we’ll start the tour at a synagogue to provide a historical context for the food we will try.
• Jewish Quarter - No trip to Budapest is complete without a tour through District 7, the city’s former Jewish neighbourhood and home to the biggest synagogue in Europe. Nowadays the neighbourhood is known for vibrant nightlife full of “ruin bars” which, like Hungarian cuisine, have Jewish roots. Wander the streets through this historical neighbourhood with your guide who will offer an interesting perspective into the country’s gastronomic scene. After learning about its history, you’ll try authentic Hungarian street food!
• Andrassy Avenue - Once you’ve experienced the more bohemian side of the city it’s time for a bit more glamour and style. Follow your guide down the city’s most expensive streets and try traditional Hungarian dishes and drinks at atmospheric restaurants.
• Szent István tér 3 - Conclude your food tour with a wine tasting experience at a traditional Hungarian wine cellar. Sample a selection of fine Hungarian wines, including the famous Tokaji. Discover the rich history and craftsmanship behind Hungarian winemaking.

• Vegetarian options
• A local, foodie guide
• History of Hungarian cuisine and culture
• Three alcoholic beverages including wine, beer, and shots
• Exploration of District 7
• Dinner

• Unfortunately we can’t accommodate a gluten-free or vegan diet

Savor the finest flavors of Budapest on our Budapest Food Tour. Led by an expert guide, you and a group of fellow food enthusiasts will explore District 7, sampling traditional Hungarian street food and authentic dishes, while learning snippets of history along the way. To truly dine like a local, you’ll need to experience both sides of Budapest. As you uncover the city’s bohemian side, you’ll taste street food such as traditional soup and Lángos, a deep-fried flatbread. Next, you’ll venture to one of the city’s priciest streets for a sit-down meal, offering a more refined take on Hungarian cuisine. Delight in national favorites like nokedli dumplings and Flódni, a Jewish-Hungarian pastry. Naturally, no food tour is complete without beverages, so all our dishes are expertly paired with local drinks like fruity Pálinka and sweet wine from Tokaji, Hungary’s renowned wine region. Avoid the tourist traps and discover the city like a local—through your taste buds!

• Only 18 years old above will be served alcohol
• Can’t accommodate gluten-free and vegan

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.