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Urban Food Adventure & Sightseeing in Warsaw with Eat Polska - Warsaw

Urban Food Adventure & Sightseeing in Warsaw with Eat Polska

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

3–4 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for most visitors with average mobility

Overview

Discover Warsaw’s food scene with a private guided tour by Eat Polska. Taste traditional Polish dishes, hidden culinary gems, and learn the history behind Warsaw’s resilient cuisine. It’s an experience perfect for foodies eager to see the city through its flavors.

Warszawa, Województwo mazowieckie

The Food Tour: Warsaw (Private)

All Ages • 4 hours • You will be treated to multiple tastings in carefully selected venues

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About This Adventure

The Food Tour gives you an opportunity to taste fantastic Polish dishes and hear the stories behind them.

Duration

4 hours

WHAT IS INCLUDED?

• 10 or more food tastings • Water, a shot of vodka and tea or coffee • A bilingual foodie guide • Written summary of the tour • Tips on pleasant places to visit during your stay

QUICK FACTS:

• every day • start: between 12:00 and 18:00 (or 12:00-15:00 for groups of 11 and more) • minimum participants: 1 • maximum participants: 40 • pre-booking necessary • 10+ tastings (most sitting-down)

WHAT IS THE FOOD TOUR?

The Food Tour gives you an opportunity to taste fantastic Polish dishes and hear the stories behind them. You will learn why Poles complain about the quality of bread, why they somethimes long for food produced in the 70s, why you can’t trust the invitation “for a cup of coffee”.

With our tour, you will discover how food organizes daily life or how it reflects historical and social changes. Not only will you savor with your mouth, but also with your ears.

You will visit at least 4 establishments*, so be prepared for a full meal (and a dessert, of course). There will be also some of walking, so a pair of comfortable shoes would be a good idea. The tour is a friendly walk around the city with a local foodie, so think about it as discovering a new city with a friend.

  • groups bigger than 10 participants will visit a minimum of 3 venues in 3 hours. Regardless of that, the number of tastings remains the same.

WHAT WILL I EAT?

When you think about Polish cuisine, there is probably one thing that immediately pops up in your mind and that is pierogi (dumplings). You come to Warsaw, Krakow or Gdansk and (un)suprisingly you see that all English-speaking places offer them. Deep in your heart you know that there must be something more to local food than that. If you want to discover Polish cuisine in depth, join Eat Polska tour.

You will be treated to multiple (10 or more) tastings in carefully selected venues representing both traditional and modern Polish cuisine. One shot of vodka and water in most venues is included. Think of the amount of food we will serve as a hearty dinner.

Adventure Tips

Arrive early to enjoy the full experience

Getting to the start point 10-15 minutes early ensures you won’t miss the introductory overview.

Bring comfortable walking shoes

You’ll be on your feet for several hours exploring different neighborhoods.

Try a variety of dishes

Sample multiple small dishes instead of just one to get a well-rounded taste of Polish cuisine.

Stay hydrated and keep an open mind

Enjoy the local flavors and be ready for some unexpected culinary delights.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Urban foxes in parks
  • Sparrows and city birds

History

Warsaw’s culinary scene reflects a mix of resilient traditions and modern innovation, shaped significantly by post-war rebuilding and EU influences.

Conservation

The tour emphasizes supporting local eateries that prioritize sustainable sourcing and eco-friendly practices.

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Adventure Hotspots in Warsaw

Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Comfortable walking shoes

Essential

Essential for navigating Warsaw’s historic streets and markets comfortably.

Reusable water bottle

Essential

Stay hydrated while strolling through the city.

Notebook or smartphone for notes/photos

Capture culinary discoveries and interesting stories.

Light rain jacket or umbrella

Be prepared for sudden weather changes during outdoor tours.

spring,winter specific