★ 4.8
Poznań
Rogalowe Muzeum Poznania at Stary Rynek 41/2 runs an hour-long interactive show on baking the protected rogal świętomarciński, with a tasting at the end.
TipShows run several times per day in Polish and English; book the English session ahead online to avoid a Polish-only slot.
★ 4.8
Wrocław
Delicious Poland's Wrocław food tour visits 4-5 local bistros and bars across the Old Town: 10 to 12 tastings, Polish craft beer and vodka, dessert included.
OrderWhichever local pierogi stop the guide chooses; the route changes seasonally.
TipTour requires a minimum five participants. Solo bookers can contact direct to be added to other group bookings.
Warsaw
Eat Polska's Warsaw food tour walks ten-plus tastings across four to five venues spanning traditional and modern Polish, with a shot of vodka and water.
★ 4.6
Kraków
Eat Polska in Kraków runs an Old Town and Kazimierz Polish-food tour with 10 or more tastings, including vodka pairing on request. The city's most.
TipTours run daily 13:00; small groups of 2 to 8 people, book ahead. Bilingual guide; optional vodka pairing on request.
★ 4.6
Kraków
Eat Polska's Krakow vodka tasting pairs 6 to 7 Polish vodkas with 5 to 6 food pairings across 3 to 4 bars and restaurants. Bilingual guide and written.
TipTours run daily 17:00; minimum 2, maximum 8 participants. Not a pub crawl.
★ 4.6
Poznań
Rosotravel's Poznan tour is a private guided walk through traditional Polish cooking, booked at any length from 2.5 to 5 hours, alongside the operator's Poznan beer and vodka tastings.
TipThe 3.5-hour standard slot is the sweet spot; the five-hour premium adds vodka and beer pairings if you are eating through a full evening.
Warsaw
Eat Polska's Warsaw vodka tour structures a tasting of clear and flavoured Polish vodkas across three to four bars, with explanations of grain sources.
★ 4.6
Warsaw
Eat Polska's pierogi class is a hands-on workshop in a private kitchen near the New Town. Participants make classic ruskie, meat and cabbage-mushroom.
★ 4.6
Wrocław
Whistling Hound's Wroclaw food walk covers the Old Town over 8 to 10 tastings, from zurek and pierogi to placki ziemniaczane and sernik, with craft beer from Browar Stu Mostow, for groups of up to eight.
OrderWhatever rolada śląska the guide takes you to; the tour usually includes a Silesian stop.
TipGroup sizes capped at eight; food cost is not included in the tour fee, varies by group. Book several weeks ahead for weekend slots.
★ 4.5
Gdańsk
Bart Dymny runs a private chef-led food tour of Gdańsk, combining tasting stops with sightseeing and a strong line on wild boar and game when in season.
TipBart is a trained chef; he runs cooking-class hybrids too if asked.
★ 4.4
Gdańsk
Eat Polska's Gdańsk tour walks the Old Town through 10-plus tastings of Polish food, plus a vodka shot and water-tea-coffee for the road. Bilingual guide.
TipLunch start at 12:30 is the busiest slot; book the 16:30 to avoid noon crowds in the Old Town.
★ 4.4
Gdańsk
Delicious Poland's Gdańsk walking tour covers 4-5 handpicked Śródmieście venues with 10-11 tastings, one Polish beer and one vodka. The chain runs the same.
TipReserve the Saturday lunch slot; weekday slots run smaller groups and the guides talk more.
★ 4.4
Kraków
Delicious Poland in Kraków runs a Traditional Polish Food Tour with stops for pierogi, Polish soups and Polish vodka. The operator also offers vodka.
TipContact the operator to confirm the meeting point and current schedule when booking.
★ 4.4
Poznań
Poznań Feast Tour by City Event Poznań is the city's dependable food walk: three Old Town restaurants, a flagship Greater Poland starter, main and dessert.
TipBook at least a week ahead; group pricing tiers reward booking with 10+ people and the weekend slots fill first.
★ 4.4
Warsaw
Delicious Poland's Warsaw food tasting tour walks ten to twelve tastings across four eateries in the Old Town and central districts, working through pierogi.
★ 4.4
Wrocław
Wroclaw Food & Vodka Culture Tours runs guided walks through traditional Polish food and vodka stops in authentic local rooms, with English-speaking food.
OrderThe Polish vodka tasting flight of three (Żołądkowa, Wyborowa, Soplica) with herring chasers.
TipPrivate tours adjusted for dietary needs; book through TripAdvisor or direct.
★ 4.3
Kraków
Krakow Food Tour leaves St Mary's daily at 14:00 for three and a half hours across the Main Square and Kazimierz, working through 13 to 14 Polish dishes with vodka and craft beer alongside.
TipTours daily 14:00. Look for the guide holding a pretzel on a stick. Book one day ahead.
★ 4.3
Kraków
Secret Food Tours Krakow makes six stops between the Old Town and the Jewish Quarter for pierogi, oscypek with cranberry and herring, closing on a secret dish revealed only during the walk.
TipMaximum 10 people; about 50 minutes of walking. Comfortable shoes recommended.
★ 4.3
Warsaw
Delicious Poland's Warsaw vodka tour visits four central bars and pubs, structured around six Polish vodkas with pickled-snack pairings across two hours.
★ 4.2
Gdańsk
Poland by Locals walks Gdańsk's Royal Route in three hours and six stops, tasting pierogi, potato pancakes and zapiekanka, with homemade plates at the Neptun milk bar and an eclair to finish.
TipVegetarian alt routes available on request; mention at booking.
★ 4.2
Poznań
InConventus, the Kraków-headquartered Polish tour operator, runs a four-hour Poznań food walk through three Old Town venues with a costumed guide.
TipChoose English, German or French at booking; under-10 groups get a custom quote, so reach out by email if you have a private tour party.
★ 4.2
Wrocław
byFood's private Wrocław food tour visits three carefully chosen local rooms in the Standard tier; Budget runs shorter and Premium adds beer.
OrderThe full pierogi flight at the second-stop room.
TipPrivate format means you can ask the guide to adapt for kids, dietary or accessibility.
★ 4.0
Poznań
AB Poland Travel's Poznan food tour sits you down in three Old Town restaurants for an appetizer, a main and a dessert at each, guided by a costumed 17th-century nobleman with drinks included.
TipNotify ahead for vegetarian swaps; portions are sized as a full dinner so do not plan a meal on the same evening.
★ 4.0
Wrocław
Booked through Viator, this private Wroclaw tasting works through three venues, a local pub, a craft beer bar and a traditional Polish restaurant, pouring 13 beers from big breweries, Silesian regionals and small-batch crafts.
OrderThe beer flight at Święty Jan if it's a stop on your route.
TipThe deluxe version covers five venues and 13 beers; better value for groups of four.