Prague · PRAGUE FOOD TOURS
9 reviewed
Czech food is heartier than its reputation, and the good stuff hides away from the tourist menus. Ranked here are the best Prague food tours: the plates you work through on each, how many tastings are built in, how far you walk between them, and which pair the food with beer or a market visit.
Prague Eat, Sip and Make Friends packs Czech bites, beer or soda, and coffee into a 4-hour small-group tour for $178.98.
“Very well organized. Tour guide was very knowledgeable and gave very good history of the food and places we visited. Food was also very good - and a lot! Go hungry. 😀”
Prague Food Tour in a small group: Czech dishes, desserts, craft cocktails and Old Town stories with guides George and Leona.
“We did a Prague food tour with George (Jiří) and he was a great guide! The food tour included us, a couple from California, and a family of four from Australia. George provided cultural and geographical information about Czechia along with descriptions of the outstanding food. We visited four different venues to taste traditional Czech foods and beverages. We started at an elegant cafe, where we tasted signature Czech dishes. Next was a local beer hall (with typical bar snacks and lots of good Czech beer). We finished the tour with two different dessert venues. We were stuffed at the end! George followed up after our tour with recipes for…”
Taste 5 Czech street-food bites in Prague’s Old Town on a guided 2-hour walk. Insider food stops, friendly guides, big value.
“really enjoyed this food tour! The food was incredible and our tour guide Anna was full of knowledge and banter. would highly recommend”
Prague Food Tour in Malá Strana: 10 tastings of Czech classics with beer and Moravian wine, plus landmarks like Charles Bridge and Lennon Wall.
“Amazing tour guide! We had amazing ethnic food and saw some beautiful buildings! I would highly recommend this tour if you're a foodie!”
Taste Prague on foot with 9 Czech tastings, beer on a floating ship brewery, Jewish Quarter lanes, and a Kafka-era meal plus strudel.
“Markets was the most magnificent tour guide. Not only very knowledgeable about Prague its food and drinks but also about the city the culture of Chzec people. Full of great antidotes and numerous. Highly recommend this tour.”
Prague by Night food and drinks tour in Malá Strana. Slivovitz museum tasting, goulash dinner, and a smoking alchemy cocktail.
“It was a great night with great people in the tour. Katarina was knowledgeable and charming. We ate and drank through Prague. I kind of found our last stop not as appealing- it was a cool interesting idea- an apothecary shop with drinks with dry ice. I think by then, I would have been happy with a beer rather than a local Czech cocktail- it was not exactly my favorite or really anyone’s favorite spot in our group. But I don’t think any of us were big liquor people. The trip overall was fantastic and we spent more time visiting with our guide and each other- so that was still…”
Taste Czech classics on a 3-hour guided Prague food walk with 6–7 tastings, local beer, and tips. Meet fellow foodies.
“The food tour was amazing with a great variety of Czech foods. Franz was a great guide.”
Prague Food tasting tour in small groups: Vinohrady pastries, svíčková beef, knedlíky, klobása, and a Becherovka shot in 3 hours.
“Julia is a fantastic guide. Very personable, easy to understand (tour was in English), knowledgeable about food and traditions, and was a whole lot of fun to be with. We had a great time and the food selection was spot on.”
Prague Snack & Stroll: 3-hour private food walk through Holesovice, Holešovice Market, and Karlín, with Czech tastings and local stories.
“Tomas was a great guide to eating in Prague. Very enjoyable and gets you out of the tourist area. Tasted some local gin and wine.”
