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Hungarian Grandma’s Kitchen: Food Tour in Budapest
Truly local Food tour in Budapest
On this tour, we discover the old town of Budapest while we do what Hungarians love the most, eat and drink as much great local food and alcoholic beverage as we possibly can! We will try most of the best local culinary specialties including our street food, the Lángos, the most famous option the Goulash Soup, and many more.
While we walk amongst the beautiful buildings of the city center and learn about the history of the local dishes, we’ll make some stops to taste our national spirit, the pálinka and we’ll taste the most famous Hungarian wines as well. If you have a sweet tooth, don’t worry, we’ll finish the tour in one of the oldest coffeehouses in the town, where you’ll have the chance to try some typical Hungarian pastries next to your coffee.
If you are a food enthusiast as much as I am, this is the tour for you! That is the best way to dive deeper into our culture, You won’t be leaving hungry, that is promised.
Itinerary for the Food Tour in Budapest
• First, the guide meets you at an agreed location
• Then we discover the Central Market Hall, where we taste some local ingredients.
• The next stop is the special Lángos place
• Afterwards, we help our digestion with some Pálinka
• We continue with the lunch in a very authentic local restaurant. Here you have a chance to try Goulash and some sausages.
• After lunch, we finish the tour in a wine bar, where we taste the 2 most famous Hungarian wines
The tour is fully customizable for your needs. Depending on the weekend opening times, the places we visit might differ. If you are more interested about the alternative side of the town, check out our Street Art and Street Food tour as well.
“Petra was outstanding, we were so lucky to have such a knowledgeable tour guide. I would recommend her to any one. Definitely a 5 for her job well done.”
Bernadette A.
“Petra was entertaining, thorough and informative. We saw a good part of the city while learning about history and culture, in addition she shared personal information that was both relevant and funny. We look forward to future visits to Budapest where we can spend more time with her and learn more about this beautiful city.”
Nancy R.
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