Guided food tours in Frankfurt worth your time, with operators we’d actually book.
Guided food tours in Frankfurt worth your time and money. operators we would actually book.
Route: Three-hour Westend tasting walk past Campus Westend, the Westend Synagogue and Rothschildpark with up to six tastings
Eat the World's Westend tour walks three kilometres of Frankfurt's embassy quarter with up to six tastings between the villas and towers of the banking city.
Route: One-hour loop in a historic tram past the Zoo, Römer, Hauptbahnhof and Sachsenhausen with apfelwein and pretzels aboard
The Ebbelwei-Express rattles a vintage tram around Frankfurt with a bottle of apfelwein and pretzels included in the €8 fare, a full hour of the city from a wooden bench.
Route: Small-group tasting walk through central Frankfurt with a locally curated menu of regional specialities
Secret Food Tours runs its Frankfurt walk on a locally curated menu, a small-group graze through the city's staple tastes, route revealed only as you walk it.
Route: Guided orchard-meadow walks and apple tasting sessions at Frankfurt's Lohrberg hill, with a mobile cider press in season
The MainÄppelHaus orchard centre on Frankfurt's Lohrberg runs apple tasting walks and pressing days where the city's cider culture starts above the city.
Route: Guided culinary city tours ending with a wine tasting at the Rollanderhof stand in the Kleinmarkthalle
Frankfurter Stadtevents runs culinary city tours that finish with a tasting on the Kleinmarkthalle's Rollanderhof wine terrace above the market floor.
TableJourney covers 5 editor-picked food tours in Frankfurt, with what each shows you and how much to budget.