duration: 4 Hours cancellation_summary: Full refund (minus booking fee) if canceled more than 24 hours in advance meeting_point: In front of the main entrance to the Municipal House at Namesti Republiky 3/4 (right across the street from Hybernia Theatre) max_age: 100 group_size: 10 people maximum per guide accessibility: Stroller accessible description: ##Savor the flavors of Prague’s Old Town Prague boasts a fascinating history, amazing architecture, and a love for art. But what may surprise you the most about Prague is our food culture. Yes, it’s true! Gone are the days of standardized recipes and hard-to-find ingredients under the Communist regime. After the fall of the Berlin Wall, everything here changed, including the food. Today, Prague is as much a foodie destination as any other major city and this Prague food tour will prove that to you – and to your taste buds. what_is_included: - Variety of food tastings of traditional Czech cuisine - 4 alcoholic or soft drinks - Map with personalized food recommendations - Food-loving and English-speaking local guide what_is_not_included: - Additional drinks - Pick-up and drop-off at your accommodation – available on the private tour option - Tips/gratuities for your guide itinerary: ##Discover Prague’s Culinary Secrets on a Unique Food Tour Get ready to eat your way through centuries of history on this Prague food tour as you’re served a variety of dishes, ranging from the most traditional to modern recipes. With a local foodie guide by your side, you’ll follow Czech cuisine from its earliest European influences, through the Communist era of the mid-1900s, to the culinary inspirations of today. You’ll discover an assortment of Czech dishes that will leave your taste buds dancing and your belly full and satisfied. Learn about Prague’s History through Its Food and Drink Join your friendly guide and a small group of fellow travellers for an intimate and hyper-local experience; expect your night to feel more like a dinner party with friends than a typical tour! First up on our menu: a local bistro where every dish is prepared according to traditional recipes from the 1920s. Enjoy one of their daily specials, paired with a slice of delicious dark bread and either a classic Czech lager or homemade lemonade. For thousands of years, Czech cuisine has been influenced by its neighbouring countries and cultures, creating its own profile of unique flavours. At our next stop, you’ll get to try this blend of cultures for yourself. This is true Czech food at its best. Enjoy Czech Cuisine Like a Local We’ll finish off with some sweet dessert. You’ve likely seen tourists eating chimney cakes out on the streets but our dessert will be something completely different – an authentic treat that reminds us of our childhood and that you won’t find at any tourist stand. In between all these bites, we’ll wander the historic streets of this beautiful city, passing through the New Town’s art deco passages and exploring the magnificent Old Town. Make sure to have your camera with you as there’ll be plenty of great opportunities for pictures. highlights: - Guaranteed excellence: Savor an experience that clinched the Arival Spotlight Award for Europe’s best culinary adventure, promising unmatched epicurean delight - Classic Czech dishes: Enjoy the highlights of traditional Czech cuisine and stuff your belly as you learn from our passionate guide about all the dishes you would never discover on your own - Authentic experience: Indulge in a foodie adventure through the historic city centre, avoiding all the crowded spots and overpriced tourist traps in favour of authentic restaurants popular among true locals - Local specialties: Enjoy delicacies such as goulash, roast pork, and beef sirloin with dumplings, paired with the world-famous Czech beer - Small group: Experience an evening in the company of a devoted local foodie and a group of like-minded travellers in the relaxed atmosphere of a night out with friends - Pro tips: Finish the tour with a map of personalized food recommendations in your pocket to continue exploring on your own check_in_details: Please come to the meeting point 10 minutes before the start of the tour. You don't need to print your ticket; you can just have it on your phone. what_to_bring: Comfort is key on our tours, so we recommend wearing shoes that can handle Prague’s famous cobblestones and dressing for the weather. And don’t forget to bring a refillable water bottle to stay hydrated! restrictions: We can't accommodate vegan or lactose-free diets on this tour. faqs: What kind of food can I expect to try on this Prague food tour? This Prague food tour is a deep dive into authentic Czech flavors. Think crispy pork schnitzel, juicy sausages, hearty goulash, and roast beef with creamy gravies — the dishes locals actually eat. The specific tastings may vary slightly based on the season, but we always keep it traditional, generous, and delicious. Our passionate local guide will take you to hand-picked spots that represent the real taste of Prague. Will I be full by the end of the tour? Yes — come hungry! This is a full meal spread across several stops, not just little bites. You’ll sample enough traditional food and drink to replace lunch or dinner, and most guests leave the tour completely satisfied (if not in need of a nap!). What if I have dietary restrictions? We’re happy to accommodate vegetarians, gluten-free diets, and most minor food allergies — just let us know in advance. Your tastings may differ slightly from the rest of the group, or be more limited at some stops, depending on your needs. That said, you’ll still enjoy a full and satisfying experience — you won’t leave hungry. We unfortunately cannot host vegans or guests with full lactose intolerance on this tour. Traditional Czech cuisine relies heavily on butter, cream, and animal products, and suitable alternatives are very limited. If you have complex dietary needs, multiple allergies, or celiac disease, please book a private tour so that we can fully take care of you. What kind of restaurants will we visit on this Prague food tour? No tourist traps here! We’ll visit locally loved cafés, family-run bistros, and old-school pubs that reflect Prague’s food culture, from its working-class classics to modern interpretations. These are the kinds of places where locals actually eat and drink, not places with English signs and overpriced menus. Can I bring children along? Absolutely! Our tours are designed for curious travelers of all ages. If you’re bringing young kids, we recommend booking a private tour so we can tailor the pace and food choices to your family’s needs. Either way, just give us a heads-up when booking, and we’ll make sure everyone has a great time.