4 hours (Approx.)
Pickup from select hotels
Mobile ticket
Offered in: English
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Overview
Taste your way through Warsaw like a local on a half-day Polish food tour. Beginning with pickup in a Communist-era minibus, reach the capital’s best eateries and markets; sample authentic specialties like dumplings, cabbage soup, sausage, and decadent pastries; top it all off with a shot of strong Polish vodka.
- Half-day authentic food tour of Warsaw
- Sip beverages like coffee and Polish vodka
- Taste Polish specialties at local restaurants, delis, and markets
- All food and beverage tastings included
- Led by a friendly foodie guide
- Pickup, drop-off and travel aboard a Communist-era minibus
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Bring your appetite and be prepared for noon pickup at your Warsaw accommodation. Meet your foodie guide and climb aboard a classic, Communist-era minibus that will whisk you around the capital, covering much more distance and diversity than a walking tour.
Learn about Polish culture through its cuisine as you make your way through a hand-picked selection of the city's best and most authentic eateries. Sample fresh local produce at a farmer’s market, and then delve into heartier delights like kiełbasa (sausage), traditional Polish soup, bigos (meat and cabbage stew), and two kinds of stuffed pierogi (dumplings).
If you have a taste for salty pickled products, you might like ogórki kiszone (pickled cucumbers). Sink your teeth into some of Warsaw’s best baked goods like market-fresh bread and delicious pączki (donuts) from a pastry shop, and wash it down with a cup of coffee. Finally, no Polish food tour would be complete without a shot of strong, refreshing vodka.
Learn about Polish culture through its cuisine as you make your way through a hand-picked selection of the city's best and most authentic eateries. Sample fresh local produce at a farmer’s market, and then delve into heartier delights like kiełbasa (sausage), traditional Polish soup, bigos (meat and cabbage stew), and two kinds of stuffed pierogi (dumplings).
If you have a taste for salty pickled products, you might like ogórki kiszone (pickled cucumbers). Sink your teeth into some of Warsaw’s best baked goods like market-fresh bread and delicious pączki (donuts) from a pastry shop, and wash it down with a cup of coffee. Finally, no Polish food tour would be complete without a shot of strong, refreshing vodka.
Itinerary
The first stop will be a little pastry shop located in an old tenement house where you will be served a Polish traditional donut, called pączek [‘pounchek]. If Homer Simpson was a real person he would've dropped an American doughnut in favour of a Polish one because it's 4oz piece of heaven filled with yummy jelly or jam. Mmmm, doughnuts... Roughly 400 calories each!
Duration: 15 minutes
Admission Ticket Free
Hala Mirowska is a traditional market, packed with stalls and worth visiting for the best food that can't be found in popular supermarkets. You will taste Polish specialities like Polish sausage, pickled cucumbers and cabbage, smoked fish, lovely Polish bread and a traditional soft drink. This list may vary day to day, since products availability may change due to the season. You will have to squeeze with the locals and wait in lines to get your bits. That is why our tour is unique – it takes you to the places where no other tour agency would take you to.
Duration: 45 minutes
Admission Ticket Free
Next stop will be at a local restaurant which serves delicious Polish soups – you have to try one called żurek [zhurek]. It is made according to one of the oldest recipes known in Poland. Second sup (daily choice), will be served too.
The second delicacy at Warsaw Old Town is a mug of mead - the oldest alcohol made in this part of Europe.
Duration: 45 minutes
Admission Ticket Free
While visiting our country there is at least one more must-eat thing: Polish dumplings. To get the best pierogi in Warsaw one has to drive across the Vistula river and experience Praga district. Our guide will take you to the local brasserie where you will taste, in our opinion, the best dumplings in the city.
Duration: 30 minutes
Admission Ticket Free
For decades Brzeska street was not a friendly place, gently speaking. It became famous for the illegal production of alcohol and all kinds of businesses related to the black market.
Today the transformation of the street is progressing, new apartment buildings are under construction, but you can still find the best vodka in the city! Nowadays it is legal, off course.
Duration: 20 minutes
Admission Ticket Free
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- "He spent far longer with us than the tour indicated and overall this tour is a must to do in Warsaw." See review
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