• Kazinczy Street Synagogue - Hungarian cuisine is deeply intertwined with Jewish history, reflecting the enduring story of its people. To gain insight into the connection between Jewish culture and Budapest’s culinary scene, the tour will commence at a synagogue with an informative introduction by an expert guide.
• Jewish Quarter - The exploration of Jewish influence on Hungarian cuisine continues with a walk through District 7, a former Jewish neighborhood that houses the largest synagogue in Europe. Today, it is renowned for its lively nightlife, featuring iconic “ruin bars” and restaurants. While popular on social media, these venues remain closely linked to the district’s Jewish heritage. Participants will wander the streets with a local guide, who will share historical insights and their relation to Hungarian cuisine, before sampling authentic street food. No utensils are needed; just an open mind! Enjoy street dining like a local before visiting some sit-down eateries.
• Andrassy Avenue - Next, it’s time to discover another facet of Budapest, one that exudes glamour and style. Stroll along the city’s most luxurious streets, where atmospheric restaurants offer traditional Hungarian dishes. The tour concludes with a delightful sweet treat, allowing participants to continue the evening with new friends!

• Authentic Hungarian food at four local eateries
• An expert foodie guide and local insights
• Guided exploration of Budapest’s District 7
• Alcoholic drinks including local wine, beer, and shots
• History of Hungarian cuisine and interaction with local vendors
• Vegetarian and alcohol-free options

• Gluten Free & Vegan options

Unsure about what to eat in Budapest? Let us assist you! Our Budapest Food Tour is designed for you to savor local flavors and indulge in the most genuine Hungarian street food and traditional meals. With pre-arranged access to popular dining spots, you’ll enjoy the finest bites in Budapest and connect with the locals who create them.

A local guide will lead you through District 7, a former Jewish neighborhood now a vibrant nightlife area. Here, you’ll discover the city’s bohemian charm while sampling authentic street food such as traditional soup and Lángos, a delicious deep-fried flatbread. Afterwards, explore the city’s more sophisticated side by visiting upscale restaurants for a sit-down meal. Delight in Hungarian favorites like nokedli dumplings and Flódni, a Jewish-Hungarian pastry, all expertly paired with beverages like Pálinka and sweet wine from Tokaji, Hungary’s renowned wine region.

Reserve your spot now to explore Budapest’s rich history and culture through its culinary delights and meet fellow travelers along the journey!

• Only 18 years old above will be served alcohol
• Can’t accommodate Vegan and Gluten Free

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.