Budapest · HUNGARIAN FOOD TOURS
Paprika, lángos, chimney cake, and a market hall that repays a guide. These 15 food walks are compared on how many tastings you actually get, whether drinks are in, and how hungry to arrive.
Taste Etyek-Buda wines with family winemakers on a half-day group tour from Budapest, with lunch or dinner and plenty of food.
“The two wineries were fantastic and the lunch was excellent. Host was very informative and was nice to get outside of the city and see some of the countryside and small family wineries.”
Taste Budapest in 3 hours with a local guide, four stops, street food and classics, plus beer, wine and pálinka.
“Kelly Mia was amazing. She had great locations to walk through and the food and restaurants were amazing. I enjoyed her tour very much.”
Budapest Centre Food Tour with 10+ tastings, Hungarian wine and street bites, starting at the State Opera and ending near Nyugati.
“Great time and a great way to get your feet wet in the city and get your taste buds ready for what’s good to eat.”
Taste Hungarian classics in Budapest District VII with street food, sit-down dishes, and 3 included drinks on a 3-hour guided walk.
“Excellent food and drink choices. Kelly was a great guide with lots of useful and interesting information about the food, culture and Budapest in general.”
Budapest Market to Tavern tour with 14+ Hungarian tastings, wine pairings, and a sit-down taverna meal, in a small group.
“I did this tour with my partner and had an awesome time learning about Budapest‘s food and history. Sofia was an amazing guide and host, answering all our questions and getting to know each of us well. Samplings included baked sausages, wine, goulash, chicken, beer, and (my personal favorite, which I ate too much of) langosh. Portions are plentiful, so recommend skipping a meal beforehand so you can fully enjoy.”
Taste Budapest with a small-group food and wine walk: Central Market Hall bites, butcher-shop lunch, cakes, and Tokaji aszú.
“I was traveling by myself and absolutely loved this experience. Not only was it fun to try traditional Hungarian foods, but there was so much history and explanation (in a fun way) that I felt like this was an amazing cultural experience and was able to learn and appreciate more about this beautiful country. 10/10 would recommend and do again. I did the 9:30am since the 3pm was sold out and the only thing I wish I had been able to do was go in the afternoon since during Christmas time it was a bit small in the morning. Our guide was incredible and I appreciate him so much for…”
Budapest’s Foodapest food tour hits Central Market tastings, goulash, langos, chimney cake, plus wine and a local spirit stop.
“Birdie was amazing. She sought out to get to know each of us. She was knowledgeable of the area and the food we tasted. We were stuffed at the end.”
Taste Budapest sausage, goulash, street food, and wines, with pálinka, on a small 3-hour guided walk.
“Lovely experience. Our guide Mesi was very knowledgeable and charming. We enjoyed the atmosphere aswell as the food and drinks that were served. Would definetely recommend this to anyone visiting Budapest.”
Budapest food tasting with Nelli and local guides, 10 Hungarian tastings and drinks at Central Market, plus Danube and Gellert views.
“Fanni was able to transform a blistering hot afternoon in Budapest into a wonderful tour of the city, going into great detail about all the food along the way as well as into the history of the neighborhoods we were exploring. The tour included Hungarian Goulash, samples from various vendors at the Central Market, sausages, pickled vegetables, Lángos, chimney cakes, beer and Pálinka shots at locations across the city. Fanni was wonderful — she offered a real local’s perspective on the foods and the city. All in all, a great experience!”
Private Budapest food tour with 6 or 10 tastings, Market Hall classics, and Jewish Quarter stories, guided in English.
“We experienced some delicious food: pastries, ice cream, sausages and goulash. Interesting beverages including local wine, beer and fruit liqueurs. Our Guide, Zsophia was delightful and shared many interesting facts and stories about life in Budapest and Hungary. My favorite part of a food tour is gaining an understanding of the culture. This tour did not disappoint.”
150 minutes of Hungarian street food and sweet Tokaji wine in District 7, starting at Kazinczy Street Synagogue.
“Saying that it was lovely would be an understatement. Agnus was a true delight and every eatery as well. I loved the group of 6. It made it all the more fun. Lovely people, lovely tour guide, lovely food. Budapest, I am coming back. Highly recommend it :))”
A small-group Budapest culinary walking tour with Nora, featuring wine and Hungarian tastings, plus a Central Market Hall stop.
“Nora (our guide) was very knowledgeable. The food was authentic and interesting. There was a lot of walking, but a great way to see the city. I loved the Langos (deep fried bread) with traditional Hungarian goulash.”
Sample Hungarian classics plus Turkish and Greek street snacks, ending with sweet treats and beer on a 3-hour walk in Budapest.
“wonderful and knowledgeable guide. Bridget was lovely. Food was yummy. Enjoyed the story about how the foods came about.”
Central Budapest food walk through District 7, synagogue start, tastings at 4 eateries, and drinks included, in a small group.
“Eszti was amazing! She was fun, knowledgeable and had great energy! We are from Florida and have done many walking food tours in Europe. We enjoyed every minute!”
A 3-hour Budapest ruin bars night walk through District VII, starting at Dohány Street Synagogue with drinks, snacks, and local history.
“Me and my partner went on this tour with András and it was one of our favourite tours we have done. Gave really good recommendations on what to drink and snacks as well as what to do and where to visit in budapest in general. Would 100% recommend.”
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