Our Germany Tours
Go down the path less travelled in central Berlin to unlock some of the city's best bites and beers.
3 hours
Berlin city center
5
Max. 12
Experience East Berlin to the fullest- the food, the people, the history and its vibrant, metropolitan culture.
Eating Europe’s Gift Cards give you access to the most meaningful culinary experiences and food tours across all Europe!
Our Private Berlin Food Tour will take you off the beaten path and immerse you in local history and culture. A friendly guide will take you to beloved local haunts away from the tourist paths where you’ll enjoy mouth-watering food tastings set up especially for your group.
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Every tour is meticulously curated to showcase the very best of Germany’s food scene.
Exclusive access to the most legit local spots, from the famous hole in the wall to the trendy new restaurants.
Premium tours with expert guides, outstanding food, and drinks always included
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Frequently Asked Questions
What food is Germany famous for?
Germany is renowned for its hearty and flavorful dishes. Iconic foods include bratwurst (grilled sausages), pretzels, schnitzel (breaded and fried meat cutlets), and sauerkraut. Regional specialties such as eisbein (pickled and roasted ham hock served with sauerkraut and potatoes) and spätzle (soft egg noodles) are also favorites. For dessert lovers, Germany offers Black Forest cake (Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte) and Berliner Pfannkuchen, a donut-like treat. Pair these with a cold beer, and you’ll have a classic German culinary experience.
Is a food tour in Germany worth it?
Absolutely! A food tour in Germany is one of the best ways to explore the country’s rich culinary heritage and modern food scene. From savoring traditional dishes like bratwurst and schnitzel to enjoying regional specialties like pretzels and Black Forest cake, a food tour provides an immersive experience. Guided by local experts, you’ll discover hidden gems, vibrant markets, and authentic flavors that highlight Germany’s love for hearty and flavorful cuisine.
Does Germany have good food?
Yes, Germany’s culinary scene is diverse and satisfying, blending traditional flavors with modern influences. The country is famous for its sausages, hearty stews, and baked goods like pretzels and rye bread. Cities like Berlin offer a multicultural food scene with options ranging from classic German dishes to international cuisines. Whether you’re dining at a cozy biergarten or exploring vibrant street food markets, Germany offers a unique and flavorful food experience that’s sure to delight any palate.
Do the tours accommodate vegetarian or gluten-free diets?
Vegetarian-Friendly Tours but vegan, gluten-free, or kosher options may be limited. Please share dietary restrictions upon booking for best accommodation. Note that tastings outside those catered for your needs are at your own risk. The company assumes no responsibility for any food allergies or intolerances. Guests with severe or life-threatening allergies cannot participate in this activity for their safety.
I’m traveling alone. Do you offer single tickets or just group sales?
We love welcoming solo travelers! All of our tours are open to individual guests.
What is Eating Europe’s cancellation policy?
Private tours can be cancelled and fully refunded up to 7 days before tour departure. Small group tours can be cancelled and refunded up to 24 hours before tour departure. See our complete cancellation policy here.
What’s included in the price of the food tour?
All food and drinks are included in the price you pay for the tour.
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