Top Bratislava Food & Drink

Discover the traditional food of Slovakia during this 4-hour small-group tasting tour. Stroll through the quaint streets of Bratislava in search of local dishes and drinks. Learn about the history of various dishes as well as Slovakian food traditions as you visit a minimum of five establishments over the course of the tour.

Without a rental car, touring Bratislava’s wine country to taste local wines is near-impossible independently—with lots of cellars to call at and get around. This wine-tasting tour lays everything on: following the Little Carpathian wine route to visit various wineries and sample 13 different Slovak wines as you learn about their production. Everything is included—a guide to share the region’s wine history, entry fees, snacks, and minivan transport.

Many of Bratislava’s historic and most important landmarks are located within walking distance in the Old Town. Embark on a walking tour of this district with a private tour guide and discover the history of Bratislava and Slovakia while exploring. Stop at key landmarks such as the Primatial Palace, St. Michael’s Gate, and St. Martin’s Cathedral and get insider tips from your guide on top spots in the city.

Get a taste of Bratislava and its typical fare on this stress-free, guided walking tour of the city. Follow your guide through the old town and to the castle, stopping at local establishments for a tasting (included) of traditional Slovakian goods. Try a Slovak pastry, local wine made of currants, and more.

Eat and drink your way through Bratislava on a private tour exploring traditional cuisine. A long list of included tastings go from locally produced wine and craft beer to sweet pastries and delicious savory dishes. Because it's a private tour, the entire experience is customized to your preferences, making this delicious outing a personalized alternative to big group tours.

Food tours run every day starting at 7 PM (upon request different time is possible) Meeting point is Svatopluk Statue at Bratislava Castle Duration is approx. 4 hours Group size is 2 – 8 thirsty & hungry travellers Pre-booking is necessary

Explore Bratislava on a tasting tour of local food and beer. You'll get to know the city's culinary scene and beer culture with a guide as you visit a microbrewery and other establishments. Small-group tour is limited to eight people.

Bratislava comes alive at Christmas time with its enchanting Christmas Market. It can be hard as a visitor to know which are the best foods to try. On this tour, you’ll learn about all the best Slovakian cuisine, tasting samples along the way. You won’t have to worry about getting lost, as your guide will lead the way—pointing out Old Town highlights and teaching you about Slovakian Christmas traditions as you explore the city together.

Int this tour, we will hit up the streets of Bratislava, hopping on different themed pubs, tasting different kinds of beer, wine and of course some shots (depending on your choice from options). You will be also tasting some of our tradional Slovak food bites/snacks that go very well with the drinks. I am happy to explain to you more about our culture, traditions, must sees and dos in Bratislava, and of course our traditional drinks as well. It's more of knowing Bratislava while tasting its food and drinks :) The pubs and bars we'll be visiting are different themed, so you will enjoy different experience with every pub we visit. Actually, some of them are most favourite among Slovaks, and I am confident you will enjoy them as well. Most importantly, I can assure you no rushing,, we'll take our time in each stop, you will have time to snap some memorable photos if you want to, so we get the best of it all, and you end your tour with a unique Slovak experience.

Escape the city and venture into the mountains on this wine tasting excursion with round-trip transportation from your hotel. Head to Pezinok, a small town in the Carpathian Mountain Range, known for viniculture and ceramics. Stop at Slovak Folk Majolik to see the ceramics before going to Red Stone Castle for an included wine and cheese tasting in a traditional wine cellar.

Taste the traditional Slovak food locals love to eat in Bratislava and learn about the local beer culture. We will take you to locally-loved food spots, creative beer projects, craft producers and traditional family run businesses to show you the best of Slovak produce. You’ll get to taste a freshly brewed beer from a local brewery and the best of traditional Slovakian cuisine dominated by meat (especially pork) & dumplings. Your local guide will explain you the stories behind everything you eat, plus you’ll uncover hidden local treasures folded into side streets. We recommend you arrive hungry and curious. There is no better way to really experience Bratislava like a local.

Explore Slovak culture, history and the local life of Bratislava through its cuisine. You will taste the best Slovak traditional food at locally-loved food spots, and you will experience carefully selected Slovak wines from local wine makers. As you walk the most iconic sights and also hidden spots, your local guide will regale you with fascinating facts and stories about the sights you pass – giving you a much more meaningful understanding of the city than you’ll get from the guidebooks. You’ll be left feeling like a true insider in this historical city. This is an ideal activity on your city break or weekend away trip in Bratislava.

Get to know Bratislava like a local on a walking and food tour of the historical city center with a guide. If you're visiting for the first time, it's difficult to know which restaurants are the most traditional, however on this tour, restaurants are chosen for their quality and authenticity. Plus, this walking tour provides an easy way for first-time visitors to orient themselves in the city.

The Small Carpathian Wine region is the largest wine-producing area in Slovakia and is best known for its Riesling and Veltliner wines. On this tour, leave the city and set out to explore the vineyards, tour traditional wineries and visit historic towns. Along the way, enjoy guided wine tastings at local wineries and sample a variety of different Slovakian wines.

Slovakia is famous for its delicious honey wine and this half-day tour delves into the subject. Venture to a local honey wine factory in Smolenice to learn about the process of making honey wine and don a beekeeper’s suit for the full experience. After a comprehensive overview of honey wine, it’s time to sample a few varieties just as the sun is setting over the castle.

Vegan Food Tour of Bratislava is a pleasant and delicious walk around the city with a local foodie. Joining the first and only vegan food tour in Slovakia gives you an unforgettable opportunity to taste amazing and thriving plant – based gastronomy, enjoy the local culinary delights, vegan products and learn about sustainability projects in Bratislava. You will find out more about what a grandma’s idea of vegan food in Slovakia might be and discover hidden gems and little bistros loved by booming Bratislava’s vegan community. Herbivores are well catered for in Bratislava, but this tour is designed for open – minded meat lovers, too! Please be prepared for more than a full meal and do not eat lunch before the tour as we will visit 4 or more estabilishments. Part of our Food Tour requires some walking, so please put on a pair of comfortable shoes.

The main idea of this tour is to show the life on the outskirt of the capital town of Bratislava. This tour will take you to Small Carpathian- where you will find out lots of from Slovakian history with combination with traditions as well as it will learn you about the wine production.

Beer, beer, beer. Almost everyone likes it. The beer brings positive moments to our life like celebration of achievements, helps you to digest a nice meal and connects you with your friends. That is the reason why we would like to invite you for a beer tasting of local, Slovak mini breweries. And what makes it special? Friendly guide, informative sommelier and tasting of a beer jam. Yeah, the beer jam a unique specialty from Slovakia. Taste with us selection of beers from local breweries in Slovakia, prepare your senses to taste beermalades and just enjoy. Duration: 3 hours Price includes: Transfer, 8 samples of beer and samples of beermalades, snacks, friendly guide and explanation of a beer sommelier.

The wine has always been a part of the Slovak culture and history. We organize Sommelier guided wine walking tours and tastings in Modra. Modra is a beautiful city with very interesting places. If you are looking to expand your knowledge about Slovak wine and experience something different, this Wine Tasting offers an opportunity to explore the Slovak capital´s vibrant wine scene.

Experience and find out more about Slovak wines, in the relaxing atmosphere of a cozy wine bar found within the city. Tour gives you an opportunity to taste 6 carefully selected Slovak wines from local wine makers and to learn about local wine production. Some Slovak crisp, fresh rosés and white wines have regularly been highly appreciated in international wine competitions. Through, if you've never heard about Slovak wine that's hardly surprising as none is exported and it's all drunk in Slovakia. There are more than 50 different grape varieties planted in six Slovak wine regions, including well-known Central European grapes as well as local varieties you cannot find elsewhere. So, don’t hesitate and take an advantage to taste Slovak wine while you are in Bratislava!

This two hours instructive walking tour, shows you the most historical and important sites of Bratislava's old city. House of Opera, Old Town Hall, St. Michael's Gate and unique St. Martin's Cathedral are at the heart of Slovakia’s capital city. From the glamourous days when Bratislava was a capital city of Hungarian part of Habsburg Empire, to the darkest times of war, when Bratislava's district Petrzalka was a part of Third Reich, Bratislava has continued to be one of the most cozy cities in the world. At the end of your tour you will have beer tasting - 3 samples of local beer with a small snack. You will discover Bratislava & Slovakia also as a country of beer lovers.

Bratislava is Slovak capital situated just 60 km from the Austrian capital Vienna. It is located near the Danube River. Do you know that the city changed its name five times? Discovering so many places of interest, like Town Hall, Primatial Palace, Martin’s Cathedral, Bratislava Castle, St. Michael’s Gate, do not forget to taste Bratislava food and drinks! You should explore some of Slovak cuisine and have some drinks. Bratislava has a big variety of places where you will enjoy potatoes, dumplings, thick sauces and cheeses. Have you ever tried plum brandy called Slivovica? An experienced local guide will take you around the best places to try Slovak cuisine! You will get to meet craft producers, creative beer makers! You will not just taste unique dishes like Kofola, Treska v majonéze, Kapustnica, Bryndzové halusky, but will hear stories about how these dishes became so popular and will try Slovak popular Black Currant Wine and Honey Wine.

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Within couple of hours, I will introduce you to the hidden gems of my Bratislava. I would love to show you different parts of Bratislava, some of them even my friends don’t know. In old town, there is a quite magnificent view, I’ll introduce you to my wine maker, who does a great wine in their backyard and along the tour, we'll taste some traditional meals and snacks of Bratislava people (originally Austro-Hungarian). So, come with me and let’s have a leisured start to your day packed with fun laughs, great conversation, mouth-watering treats and some interesting tucked-away places where you’re bound to feel the touch of Slovak culture. I would love to be your personal guide for that day! I see that as a mission. To help people understand our fascinating culture, to tell its story and to pass on some of the love I have for this wonderful country.