Prague Snack & Stroll: Private Food Tour with a Local Guide｜Czechia

Taste authentic, mouthwatering local cuisine with a private local guide – just you, your family or friends and the deliciousness! Avoid the crowds and join a Prague-born guide on a journey to a hidden local neighborhood. Here, passionate entrepreneurs continue to craft high-quality food with enthusiasm, eager to welcome foreign visitors. Experience a warm welcome and a genuine local atmosphere as you explore with Feed Me Prague.

Start your journey in what was originally a working-class neighborhood, which is now one of Prague's trendiest spots. Its industrial charm makes it one of the most unique. A vibrant mix of alternative cultural hubs and numerous bistros, cafes, and restaurants dot the area. The choices are endless!

Visit Libeřské lahůdky, a family-owned business that has been passionately crafting traditional Czech cakes, sandwiches, and other delicacies for over 30 years. Try their flagship product, which the city is going crazy about.

Visit a former factory that offers a unique blend of industrial spaces with a variety of cultural, artistic, and gastronomic experiences. Under one roof, find a café, dance studio, cinema, event hall, gallery, multimedia space, food truck, and a distillery.

Next, stop at a former slaughter area, which has become the cool and hip epicenter of culture and gastronomy. Enjoy fresh produce from local farmers at the city's largest and most authentic farmers market.

Cross a pedestrian bridge that connects two trendy districts. Be among the first to cross this bridge and perhaps even take a quick dip in the river at Štvanice Island.

Following a major flood, this former ghetto transformed into the charming Karlin district, now known as the den of hipsters. And the local gastronomy? Simply too tasty to resist.

End your tour at the Church of Saints Cyril and Methodius, one of the largest religious structures of the 19th century in the Czech Republic. Constructed in the mid-19th century, it stands as one of the most significant architectural landmarks of the Neo-Romanesque style.