• Plac Defilad - The tour begins at Plac Defilad, the lively center of Warsaw, where participants will be introduced to the city and its most iconic landmarks.
• Bracki Bar Mleczny - The first culinary stop is a traditional Milk Bar, a must-see for anyone visiting Warsaw. Known for its homemade dishes and nostalgic communist-era ambiance, guests will start with pierogi, a quintessential Polish dish, while enjoying the unique atmosphere of this classic venue.
• Specjały Regionalne - Restauracja Polska Stare Miasto - This is the main dining stop. In this traditional Polish restaurant, guests will taste some of Poland’s staple dishes: pierogi, the country’s most iconic national dish, placki ziemniaczane, one of the most delicious specialties in Polish cuisine, and a variety of grilled sausages.
• Hopster by Norka - No Polish food tour would be complete without vodka! The experience begins with a delightful quince-infused vodka liqueur. For those seeking the full Polish experience, a shot of pure vodka followed by a slice of lemon will also be offered.
• Ulica Kubusia Puchatka - On this street, named after Winnie the Pooh in a 1950s children’s vote, the discussion will focus on the postwar reconstruction of Warsaw, a monumental effort that involved unprecedented measures, including the establishment of the largest and most powerful architecture office in the world.
• Warsaw Uprising Square - A brief discussion will cover World War II and its enduring impact on Warsaw, a history that has shaped the city into its current form.
• Chocolate Cafe E.Wedel - Participants will learn about Poland’s most famous chocolate brand, E.Wedel, explore the iconic interior of its flagship store, and taste its legendary ‘Ptasie Mleczko,’ a cherished treat that has delighted Poles since the 1930s.
• Cukiernia Pawłowicz - On Tłusty Czwartek (Fat Thursday), every self-respecting Pole enjoys at least one pączek, though in reality, around 100 million are consumed in a single day, averaging 2.5 per person! One of the most renowned places to get them is Blikle, a historic bakery dating back to the 1860s, famous for its rich, traditional recipe.

• Dinner
• Meals
• Bottled water
• Alcoholic beverages

This engaging three-hour tour will take participants to six highly-rated culinary destinations to savor classic Polish dishes. Enjoy Sour Rye Soup, three varieties of Pierogi, Gołąbki (stuffed cabbage rolls), Silesian Roulade, and delectable Pączki (traditional doughnuts). The adventure also features artisanal bread with salted butter, Poland’s renowned chocolate treat, two unique vodkas, and Kompot, a traditional fruit beverage. With a total of 12 tastings, this tour is equivalent to a complete three-course meal. Arrive with an appetite and avoid planning dinner afterward!

During the journey, the guide will share fascinating stories about the city’s history and current culture, providing a richer, more genuine insight into Warsaw and Poland beyond its culinary delights. Participants will also receive an interactive map of must-see locations to confidently explore the city after the tour.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.