Budapest Food Tour: Local Tastings & Drinks is a food tour in Budapest.
Editorially verified October 13, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Viator · 3 h
Budapest tells two different stories through its food, and this tour lets you pick which one to taste. Choose Óbuda, the city's oldest quarter, built over Roman ruins,...
Viator · 3 h
What makes our original Foodapest Street Food Tour truly unique, is that the experience is the perfect blend of authentic Hungarian flavors, local storytelling, and in...
Guided tour · 3 hours
Taste 12+ Hungarian flavors, wines & treats during our tour, the only independent & locally operated Food Tour in the city! Local flavors, stories & culture in an auth...
Tip: Morning tours end with chimney cake and afternoon tours with vegan cottage cheese dumplings; afternoons add a third drink.
A food tour that tastes goulash, chimney cake and lesser-known local favorites paired with regional wines and spirits, with a sit down meal at a taverna style restaurant.
TipThe tour includes a wine pairing, surprise drinks and soft drinks, plus multiple tasters of local street food.
Walk through the Great Market Hall and hand-picked spots for 20+ tastings, including traditional beef goulash, lángos, Hungarian wines, pálinka and a freshly made strudel.
TipSome stops and tastings may change depending on opening hours, availability and seasonal offerings.
A food walking tour of District 7 that starts at an old synagogue and tastes street food, traditional soup and lángos, chicken paprikash and somlói, with three alcoholic drinks.
TipVegetarian and alcohol-free options are available; tell the provider about any dietary needs when booking.
A guided walk through the Central Market Hall of Budapest, built in 1895, trying salamis, sausages, paprika and honey, with live German-language tour guiding.
TipMeet at the side entrance of the Central Market Hall at Sóház utca 2; the tour is only partially suitable for vegans and vegetarians.
A guided tour through District 7 with food tastings at four eateries: traditional Hungarian soup, lángos, chicken paprikash and somlói, with three alcoholic drinks.
TipGluten-free and vegan diets cannot currently be accommodated, while vegetarian and non-alcoholic options are available.
Taste 8 Hungarian wines from boutique wineries at a wine bar in Budapest, paired with olives, ham, sausages, tomatoes and cheeses from farms just outside the city.
TipMeet at the Wine the Gap wine bar; the wines include kadarka and Bull's Blood.