InConventus, the Kraków-headquartered Polish tour operator, runs a four-hour Poznań food walk through three Old Town venues with a costumed guide, an appetiser, main and dessert plus a beer-pouring lesson and a Polish smell contest.
Route: Three Old Town venues styled as peasant hut, bourgeois house and 17th-century cloister, tasting an appetiser, main course and dessert with beer-pouring and smell-contest stops
Tip: Choose 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.
Rosotravel, the Gdańsk-based inbound operator, runs Poznań's private traditional Polish food tour at three duration tiers, with a licensed guide pairing Old Town sightseeing with appetiser, dumpling, soup, main and dessert tastings.
Tip: The 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.
Poznań Feast Tour by City Event Poznań is the city's go-to food walk: three Old Town restaurants, a flagship Greater Poland starter, main and dessert, plus a costumed guide and Old Town sightseeing.
Tip: Book at least a week ahead; group pricing tiers reward booking with 10+ people and the weekend slots fill first.
Rogalowe Muzeum Poznania at Stary Rynek 41/2 in Poznań is an hour-long interactive show on baking the protected rogal świętomarciński, with audience-volunteer roles and a tasting at the end.
Tip: Shows run several times per day in Polish and English; book the English session ahead online to avoid a Polish-only slot.
AB Poland Travel runs a 2.5-hour food tour around Poznań Old Town through three historical-themed restaurants, a 17th-century-noble costumed guide between courses and three drink stops along the route.
Tip: Notify ahead for vegetarian swaps; portions are sized as a full dinner so do not plan a meal on the same evening.