Great food tour with some nice restaurants and food selections. Andy was a great guy with a good willingness to go off topic to help our curiosity and keep the conversation going. Zurek was my favorite BTW
About Activity
What's Included
Includes
- 3 traditional Polish drink pairings: alcohol by default, but can be exchanged for local non-alcoholic alternatives. [available in one of the tour options]
- Local guide
- All taxes, fees and handling charges
- The amount of food we serve throughout the tour is equivalent to an abundant dinner
- Water in most venues
Excludes
- Gratuities
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
Departure & Return
Departure Point
- The Al. Jerozolimskie/Smolna/Nowy Świat corner in a green square just off the Charles de Gaulle roundabout (the one with a palm tree). Find a statue of a woman and a soldier and it’s there! You will find our guide carrying a tote bag with Eat Polska logo at the statue.
Itinerary
On the Food Tour, you will visit 4-5 venues for an abundant total of 10+ tastings, including soups, traditional cured meats, pierogi, elevated modern Polish mains and dessert. On the Vodka Tour, you'll visit 3-4 venues for 5+ Polish vodka tastings paired with delicious vodka foods that easily make up for a light dinner.
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Reviews
Fabulous food tour and fabulous guide. Five different stops with a great variety of food. Highly recommend
Michas did a great job explaining Polish food traditions as we sampled. It had a good variety of food too, both traditional and for more modern palates. Great walk, great food.
Kasia brought us to excellent restaurants throughout downtown Warsaw answering all of our questions about the country of Poland, the history and people, and adding many details of her own. The food selection was varied and Kasia brought decks of cards with photos showing soups, people and places that enhanced our overall experience. I would highly recommend this tour if you visit Warsaw. You not only get grounded in the area, but get a big picture of its history and people as well.
Daniela was excellent and we greatly appreciate that she did the tour even though there were just two of us. There is a LOT of walking in this tour taking up 30-40% of the time. The food is a mix between dining and street food and although it wasn't a high end culinary experience, it was a great insight into Polish cuisine including the street food the locals eat. We would do it again.
Great tour. Really loved our guide, who was very knowledgeable and the different types of food we tried.
Spread across midtown Warsaw this is wonderful gastronomic tour of Polish dishes. Walking between five venues you sample everything from historical classics to more modern foods beautifully prepared by local restaurants and curated by your guide. She generously places each dish in context with humour and expert knowledge highlighting the complexity, vitality and creativity of this amazing city.
Daniella shared a lot about Polish history and food traditions. We tried many different soups, dumplings, fermented dishes and walked around the city. It was 4 hours well spent
Our tour guide, Mike was so knowledgeable and personable. He really made the tour exceptional. Would recommend. The food was really good too!
This was one of the best food tours that we had been on! Our tour guide was amazing and answered every single question that we asked, and if he didn’t know the answer, he we’ve out of his way to look it up. The food was delicious and a nice mix of choices. I highly recommend this tour!
Our guide michas was great. We only had 4 people so It was cosy and very friendly. But the cost was too expensive. Should be cheaper. Given that we had very simple food.
Michael has an extensive and rich knowledge of food including how Polish foods came to be via trade, invasions, and adaptations. The food we experienced was an excellent cross section of Polish dishes. The conversation with Michael was informative, lively, and intelligent! Highly recommend!
Great tour, Anna knew everything about the local food and culture, you learn so much history through the food and tour. We were full at the end and it was so fun
We met our tour guide Ola to begin our tour. Ola is a friendly knowledgeable woman from Poland who has lived in Warsaw for 6 years. She told us we would visit 4 restaurants and would be very full when we were done. Ola gave us plenty of interesting Polish history as we walked along. It is an easy walk with no more than 10-15 minutes between stops. At each stop we sat in a restaurant to taste the Polish food they specialize in. Along the way we had, vegan food, cabbage soup, white sausage soup, Polish bread spread, meatballs, pierogies, melon with pumpkin, vodka, a Polish donut (paczki) and coffee. Wow we were full. We are not vegan or vegetarian but the vegan food was amazing. It was probably the stop that we enjoyed the most. Ola asked us to guess what we were eating before she told us what it was. It was traditional Polish dishes that are made healthier but using vegan ingredients. They food was tasty and hard to believe that there was no meat in it. If you are looking for a fun way to taste traditional Polish food,that you might not order as a full meal this is a wonderful way to try it. The history and cultural lesson along the way is a bonus! Lots of fun
This tour provided an in-depth opportunity to learn about Polish cuisine while also learning about the culture of Poland and how it connects with food. Our guide, Anna, was very friendly and helpful. She shared Polish cooking is evolving to include vegan and other options. I highly recommend this tour.
This was the best food tour with the best guide! The food was culturally diverse in traditional and modern Polish cuisine. Our guide Michael was so knowledgeable on food and history. This tour was is a must and highlight of our visit to Warsaw 😊
Thanks to our guide Eryk for this fabulous gastronomical tour ! A guide fool of energy, who tells us with passion about War, Jews, old and New Warsaw, the complete history of this city, with pictures and comparisons... The gastronomical part is well balanced with historical one. Don't eat too much before the tour, because you'll eat a lot ! But typical food, in great restaurants, unknown by tourists ! We learnt a lot, and ate delicious meals ! We recommend to try, and biking isn't too difficult.
Pleasant meeting with Daniela who guided us in the Polish culinary journey: excellent soups with “tortellini”, Milanese and chocolate, Walking and tram tour documented by a beautiful gallery of vintage photos Thanks and congratulations, again to Daniela :. loves deeply his work sche carries out with high professionalism
Warsaw is definitely worth a city trip. The city has largely left communism behind and is now very dynamic and vibrant.
A great tour, with very delicious food. Our guide gave great tips and it is recommended without exception! Thank you!
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