Secret Food Tours is a food tour in Innere Stadt, Vienna.
Secret Food Tours' Vienna walk leads small groups of twelve maximum through the first district for three and a half hours of cafe, bakery and Konditorei.
Editorially verified June 3, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Route: Vienna historic centre, five to six classic Austrian tasting stops
Tip: The 12-person cap means weekends book out a fortnight ahead; midweek is easier.
Wolfy's Adventures runs a 09:30 small-group Vienna Food Tour for four and a half hours through the city's coffee-houses, Beisl and hidden Konditorei.
Tip: Private hotel pick-up is available on the upgraded tour; cash and card accepted on bookings.
Food Tours Vienna's Brunch Tour at 10:00 spends two and a half hours walking the first district between Konditorei breakfast and cafe brunch counters.
Tip: Pair with the operator's Wine Tasting evening tour; the 2.5-hour format fits a single morning.
The Figlmueller Schnitzel Academy on Baeckerstrasse in Vienna's first district teaches the family Wiener Schnitzel technique with a cook and junior chef.
Tip: Booked by email through the Lugeck site; minimum eight and maximum twelve guests, the price includes the meal you cook plus dessert and wine.
Context Travel's Essential Austrian Cuisine tour runs three hours in Vienna with a local scholar, a private small-group walk covering the city's canonical.
Tip: Booked online as a private experience; the small-group format runs with a Vienna-based food historian and includes tastings along the route.
Wolfy's Adventures runs a 09:30 small-group Vienna Food Tour for four and a half hours through the city's coffee-houses, Beisl and hidden Konditorei.
Tip: Private hotel pick-up is available on the upgraded tour; cash and card accepted on bookings.
Food Tours Vienna's Brunch Tour at 10:00 spends two and a half hours walking the first district between Konditorei breakfast and cafe brunch counters.
Tip: Pair with the operator's Wine Tasting evening tour; the 2.5-hour format fits a single morning.
Food Tours Vienna's Brunch Tour at 10:00 spends two and a half hours walking the first district between Konditorei breakfast and cafe brunch counters.
Tip: Tours run Thursday and Saturday at 14:00; book online to two hours before. Children up to 12 pay €30.
The Figlmueller Schnitzel Academy on Baeckerstrasse in Vienna's first district teaches the family Wiener Schnitzel technique with a cook and junior chef.
Tip: Booked by email through the Lugeck site; minimum eight and maximum twelve guests, the price includes the meal you cook plus dessert and wine.
Secret Vienna's Jewish-Vienna walking tour in the 2nd district covers the Karmeliterviertel's Jewish history and present-day community in three hours.
Tip: Public departures need a minimum of six guests; book through the website at least 24 hours ahead.
Context Travel's Essential Austrian Cuisine tour runs three hours in Vienna with a local scholar, a private small-group walk covering the city's canonical.
Tip: Booked online as a private experience; the small-group format runs with a Vienna-based food historian and includes tastings along the route.