Discover the flavors of Poland on this guided food tour through Krakow’s Jewish Quarter and Old Town. Known for its rich history and warm hospitality, Krakow’s food scene is a delicious mix of royal traditions, peasant fare, and stories passed down through generations.
Led by a local guide, you’ll enjoy 6 tastings and local drinks, from hearty classics to unique specialties. Each stop reveals not just authentic Polish flavors but also the culture, history, and family traditions that make them so meaningful.
Your journey begins in the Jewish Quarter, where you’ll try zapiekanka, a beloved flatbread pizza that has become a local street food icon. Then, step into one of Krakow’s oldest bars to sip a shot of honey-flavored vodka, a sweet and warming Polish favorite.
Next, visit a 100-year-old restaurant to enjoy one of Poland’s most famous soups, crafted from recipes that have stood the test of time. At a historic milk bar, you’ll taste pierogi, the legendary dumplings that symbolize Polish comfort food.
In Krakow’s stunning Old Town, you’ll explore the largest medieval square in Europe before stopping at a local pub to sample bigos, Poland’s famous hunter’s stew, paired with a refreshing local beer. Then, try oscypek, a smoked sheep’s cheese from the mountains, served with tart cranberry jam for a perfect balance of flavors.
Finally, finish your tour with a sweet treat and our Secret Dish, a surprise that will leave you with even more reasons to love Krakow.
By the end, you’ll not only have tasted Poland’s most iconic dishes but also gained a deeper appreciation for Krakow’s culture, history, and timeless traditions.