Poland by Locals' Gdańsk food tour pairs a local guide with a tasting route through the Old Town's Polish-Pomeranian specialities, from herring to oscypek to honey-vodka.
Route: Local-led Old Town tasting tour
Tip: Vegetarian alt routes available on request; mention at booking.
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, small-group format.
Tip: Lunch start at 12:30 is the busiest slot; book the 16:30 to avoid noon crowds in the Old Town.
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 format in Kraków, Warsaw and Wrocław.
Tip: Reserve the Saturday lunch slot; weekday slots run smaller groups and the guides talk more.
Secret Food Tours' Gdańsk run walks the Old Town through six stops, billed around a single secret-dish reveal at the end. The international chain runs the same format in 100-plus cities.
Tip: Best for first-timers; the route is more touristic than Eat Polska's or Delicious Poland's.
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.
Tip: Bart is a trained chef; he runs cooking-class hybrids too if asked.