Budapest Foodie Tour
Description
as a start we’ll take you to one of the famous cafés of the 19th century for a refreshing cup of coffee ot tee. While engaging your senses, you can marvel at the beautifully detailed interior of the former meeting place of intellectuals Entering the main pedestrian zone, on Váci Street, we'll introduce you to the authentic and beloved Chimney cake. After the sweets, comes some savory. At a local butcher’s, you may consider trying some sausage seasoned with paprika accompanied by a variaton of pickled veggies. Before the biggest covered market of Budapest, the Central Market Hall, you need to save some space in your stomach for some straight out of the oven cheesy scones (pogácsa) and strudels (rétes). To finish the day, we invite you for a nice glass of Hungarian wine in the ruin bar district. Cheers!
Tour Options
Itinerary
Ruin bars, traditional spirit
Traditional cake, confectionary, sweets
Pastry, butcher's, tastings in the inner city
Highlights
What's included
Pickup Locations & Times
Points of interest Accomodations
Traveller Ratings
Important Information
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Specialized infant seats are available
- Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
- Any allergies and food intolerance should be communicated in advance
Reviews(4)
We recently had a foodie tour with Steven from wander guides in Budapest. He is definitely a five star tour guide! We’ve had several tours while in Europe over the past two weeks and he is top shelf! He met us at our hotel with a smile and was eager to get us going. He was so passionate about everything he showed us. We touched on many different areas of Budapest and their traditional food and he made us as excited about it as he was. I highly recommend Steven if you go on a foodie tour or any other tour for that matter. He was phenomenal.
It was disorganized with minimal tastings. We seemed to just wander around town and then backtrack. We have been on many food tours and this one did not give you much of the flavor of the city. Budapest is a great place to experience different foods. But this was very expensive for what we received. I would not recommend it to my friends.
To learn about the culture and the country. Food tasting experience was good. Guide was very informative.
