BEST OF · BUDAPEST FOOD TOURS
Good budapest food tours run small groups and fill up weeks ahead. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Review of Budapest’s 3-hour food walk through District 7, with Hungarian dishes, local drinks, Jewish Quarter history, and practical booking tips.
“The food tour was fabulous. Kelly was really friendly and had loads of extra tips about visiting Budapest and local recommendations. The food we had was amazing (we all particularly loved the soup). Would definitely recommend.”
Taste 10+ Hungarian specialties, wine, and street food while walking central Budapest with a small group and local guide.
“We went to several restaurants in Budapest starting with a late breakfast, lunch 1, lunch 2, lunch 3 and dessert. All the food was fabulous and our guide Zoltan was fantastic. I would highly recommend this tour!”
Escape Budapest for Etyek’s family wineries, Hungarian wine tastings, local hosts, and a three-course farm meal in four to five hours.
“Peter was a great guide. He explained the history of the region and was knowledgeable concerning the area wines. We had a very enjoyable afternoon and evening.”
Taste Hungarian classics, drinks, and Jewish Quarter history on a three-hour Budapest food walk through four local eateries.
“Everything was very nice. Great food places and interesting information about Budapest and its food culture. Can definitely recommend this tour done by my guide Kitty 😎🤩”
Pick a street, a market or a kitchen.
