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Top 10 Food Tours in Romania, Romania
Coordinates: 46°N 25°E / 46°N 25°E / 46; 25
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1. Whiskey Tasting in Bucharest
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
While you visiting Romania, we can provide you an complete journey through the world's whiskey brought by hand from the guide of a local expert.
Inclusions: Four different whiskeys accompanied by a touch of food to enhance their taste and a final taste of romanian palinca, , Bottled water, Alcoholic Beverages
Exclusions: Food and drinks, Food and drinks, unless specified, Lunch
Reviewed By Eva N
A very cozy place. The staff was excellent and really professional. We were there for a romanian wine tasting and we can't wait to go again. Definetly one of my favorite places in Bucharest ????
2. The Romanian Food Experience - Food Walking Tour
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
This is a MUST DO in one of the most beautiful cities in Romania. If you are someone who enjoys getting to know a culture through its food, this is the tour for you! Join us on a walking tour through Brasov's historic city center as we walk to carefully curated restaurants and bars to learn about the unique tastes of Romania. As we meander through the city we will also see and discuss some of the historic sites of the city.
Inclusions: A full meal. Seven dishes served family style plus dessert will be served over the duration of the tour., A draught Romanian beer in our first stop and a selection of red or white wine at the second stop. Non-alcoholic alternatives are available, please ask your guide., Coffee or tea will be offered with dessert at our last stop. Additional beverages, or alternate selections to what is offered will be at the cost of the guest.
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Reviewed By Jeremy R
My wife and I immensely enjoyed the BrasovTours food tour of Brasov. We ate at 3 restaurants. They were all excellent. Our favorite was the first stop on the tour, Sub Tampa. They add very creative modern touches to the already great traditional Romanian food. I recommend going with a big appetite. There was almost too much food. Jeremy, the guide, was very pleasant and knowledgeable. The walks between restaurants were through some of the most interesting historical sections of the old city, and allowed us to renew our appetites. Jeremy's narrative was helpful and informative. A strong recommendation!
3. Bohemian Bucharest Markets and Mahallas Walking Food Tour
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4.9 based on 315 reviews
From the heart of the city to the tastes of the country, this tour takes you on a historical, architectural, and culinary adventure through the many faces (and tastes) of Bucharest! Journey deep into the neighbourhoods of La Belle Époque Bucharest, while sampling the traditional peasant foods that define Romanian cuisine.
Inclusions: Local English-speaking guide, Food and drink samples, including a ‘peasant platter’ (local cheese and meats, plus seasonal vegetables and homemade bread), street snack, 2 mici (includes bread and mustard), a platter of local cheeses, 1 Wallachian doughnut, 3 beers, a shot of palinca
Exclusions: Additional food and drinks, Tips/gratuities for your guide
4. Walking Food Tour in the Old Town of Bucharest
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1 reviews
Delve into the culinary culture of Bucharest during a 4-hour walking tour in the Romanian’s capital while tasting the real Romanian "Placinta". Enjoy a wine and cheese tasting on one of the best wine bar in the Old Town and end your tour with traditional Romanian food such as "mici", "bean soup" and "papanasi".
Inclusions: All taxes, fees and handling charges, Beverages, Bottled water, Food tasting, Wine tasting, Local guide, Professional art historian guide, Hotel pickup and drop-off
Exclusions: Alcoholic drinks (others than the ones from the Wine tasting), Gratuities, Lunch
Reviewed By R753NQreneew
Adrian was prompt picking us up in the morning as we settled into a pleasant drive to Braşov. Stopped for a quick coffee about halfway. Adrian showed us around Braşov and gave us plenty of time to explore on our own. We then drove to Bran Castle and Adrian was so knowledgeable about the history as he gave us a private tour. Finally we went to Peles Castle and once again astounded us with his depth of knowledge. Amazing day, one a highly recommend.
5. Wine and cheese tasting on Prahova Valley Romania
Enjoy a day out of the big city in one of the most prestigious Romanian wineries. Your air conditioned vehicle will take you out in one of the most spectacular Romanian countrysides in Prahova Valley . The trip is full of beautiful nature and you can enjoy in the distance the Carpathian mountains which were for centuries the border line between two of the Romanian regions : Wallachia and Transylvania.
Inclusions: Lunch, Bottled water, Round-trip shared transfer, Air-conditioned vehicle, Coffee and/or Tea
Exclusions: Gratuities, Hotel pickup and drop-off
Reviewed By monasnd
This was an intimate and well organised experience. We've learned a lot about the history of Bran Castle, and the guide was amazing. He gave us interesting info and made us want to come back asap. Recommend this 100%.
6. Bucharest: Food Tour with a Local Guide
On this amazing walking tour, you will discover the historical center of Bucharest and taste its traditional food. Meet your friendly guide and begin your journey through the tastes of Romania. Take your first gourmet-break in one of the most delicious food shops in the city. You will try: Traditional sausages, Romanian bacon, cheese, sweet pepper, plum jam and home bread. Additionally all guests will receive a gift, a box with a bottle with tuica, and another with palinca from Bran Transylvania. After the visit in this shop, walk on the great Calea Victoriei where you will see the city's representative buildings and you will discover their charming history. The next stop on this tour will be in a traditional location close to the Romana market. Here you will taste some traditional dishes, such as: Home made bread, fresh goat cheese, Romanian pork pate, traditional meat dishes, sweet cheese pie, pastry with nuts and something to drink. Bring back home another special souvenir!
Inclusions: Guided tour, Visit 2 food shops with tasting included, 2 souvenir boxes with typical products
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7. Traditional Romanian Food and Village Museum Experience
Visit a fair with traditional Romanian products and taste a multitude of local delicacies. After your visit to fair, you will go to the Village Museum where you will see rural life and rural habits are of major importance in the history of Romania. Live this experience with a local guide.
Inclusions: Museum guided tour, Typical food tasting, Natural juice, Red Wine, Beer, Digestif
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8. Local authentic guide
You should book my tour because it's my hometown so I know it too good, I am fun and ready to make this a dreamy town for your holiday
Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle, Private transportation, WiFi on board, Airport/Departure Tax, Fuel surcharge
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9. Sheep cheese, cranberries & wild pear brandy - SIBIU WALKING FOOD TOUR
The cuisine of southern Transylvania is a mosaic that reflects the multicultural gastronomic and cultural influences of the populations and various trends in society. In our region, we have 11 different cultural influences: on the one hand of those who lived here (Romanians, Saxons, Hungarians, Armenians, Hebrews and Roma), on the other hand influences of surrounding, regional or historical powers and authorities (Austrian, Turkish, Russian, French and Greek). Our walking food tour takes you during the 4.5 hours from the Upper to Lower Old City where you’ll get to taste what makes Sibiu’s cuisine so diverse and unique within Transylvania.
Inclusions: Snacks, Lunch, Alcoholic Beverages
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10. Cabbage, soups and Pálinka - CLUJ WALKING FOOD TOUR
The cuisine of Transylvania is a mosaic that reflects the multicultural gastronomic and cultural influences of the populations and various trends in society. In our region, we have 11 different cultural influences: on the one hand of those who lived here (Romanians, Saxons, Hungarians, Armenians, Hebrews and Roma), on the other hand influences of surrounding, regional or historical powers and authorities (Austrian, Turkish, Russian, French and Greek). Discover Cluj Napoca, Transylvania’s capital, from a different perspective: the walking food tour takes you during approx. 4 – 5 hours through the historical centre where you’ll get to learn the various tastes of the most emblematic products and recipes of the multi-ethnic society. You’ll also receive a map of Cluj Napoca and five old recipes from the area. We also recommend you to bring a bottle of water as we walk for a while. Our tour will be outside for most of the time.
Inclusions: Alcoholic Beverages, Lunch, Snacks
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