Top Bangalore Street Food Tours

Bengaluru is known for its culinary traditions and top-notch street food, but finding the tastiest eats is no easy task for out-of-town visitors. Ideal for anyone seeking an insider’s introduction to the city’s food scene, this private evening food tour offers a hand-picked selection of local goodies in the cooler and less crowded after hours, from fluffy idli to tangy pani puri and more.

Explore the rich culinary heritage of Bengaluru on the Honestly Bengaluru Food Trail. Starting at the historic Dodda Basavanagudi Temple, this tour offers a delightful experience featuring piping hot filter coffee, nostalgic snacks, and iconic dishes from legendary local eateries. Engage with expert storytellers as you stroll through vibrant streets, sample heirloom recipes, and discover the neighbourhood's fascinating history and culture. The tour lasts approximately 3 to 3.5 hours, ensuring ample time for tastings and exploration. - Guided food walk through Basavanagudi, led by expert storytellers - Taste a variety of vegetarian dishes, snacks, and desserts - Visit iconic locations like the Dodda Basavanagudi Temple and local markets - Perfect for families, with child-friendly activities and stories

Eat your way through Bangalore and support local business owners in the process on this small-group tour, led by a local guide. Your guide will lead you to a variety of different food vendors to try out a total of seven different items, from delicious street food snacks to sugary desserts.

Join us on this Walk to; - Savour steaming Idlis and coconut green chutney at Veena Stores; - Try Khara bath, Kesari bath and button idlis all at Paakashala - Taste lassi at Shriraj and bonda/bajji/pakoda next door; - Relish Sweets/chaats/paani puri at Asha or Indian Sweets; - Enjoy Masala Dosa and Filter Coffee at Shri Sagar (CTR); and so on; Also on the Walk, you shall: - Walk past the ancient Kadu Malleshwara & Narasimha temples; - Wonder at the miracle of the 400 year old statue of a bull spewing holy water on the Shiva Linga; - Gasp at the feverish choc-a-bloc traffic all around; - Admire the hard working street sellers & workers; - Soak in the atmosphere of a vegetable and a flower market; Just arrive with a good appetite, and we will take care of the rest!

Smell the ghee before you see the pan. Bangalore's street food scene is one of India's best-kept secrets — and this 3-hour evening walk puts you right in the thick of it. From century-old darshinis (local food joints) to the tranquil paths of Lalbagh Botanical Garden, you'll eat, explore, and understand why Bangaloreans are so proud of their city. This is an intimate, small-group experience led by a passionate local who grew up eating at these very spots. You won't find these places on any map — just the kind of honest, flavour-packed food that locals come back to every single day. Expect crispy dosas, piping hot idlis, tangy chaat, and stories behind every bite. Lalbagh isn't just a garden stop — it's where the city exhales, and we'll show you why it's been Bangalore's green heart for over 250 years.

Lalbagh Botanical Gardens present an oasis of fresh air in the midst of chaotic traffic of Bangalore. It is a 240-acre garden which serves as a major lung space, promptly contributing to the pseudonym that Bangalore has earned - The Garden City of India. Lalbagh hosts more than 2100 species of tropical & sub-tropical plants. Other highlights of Lalbagh are - A 3000-million year old rock; A 16-century Watch Tower built by Kempegowda II; A 300-year old White Silk Cotton tree; A 20-million year fossil; A 270-year old Mango tree planted by Hyder Ali; A 19th century iconic Glass House built by the British; A 150-year old tallest tree of the Garden (and of Bangalore too!); A 19th century British Musical Band stand; and so on. Apart from these, there is a beautiful lake, a lotus pond, a topiary, coffee plants, amazing wood sculptures, flowering trees, etc. The tour ends with tasting mouth-watering sweet & spicy dishes on the famous VV Puram Food Street of Bangalore. Come let's go for a Walk!