Top Prague Food Tours

This experience was so much fun for my husband and I. Our guide, Petra was extremely knowledgeable about not only the food and culture but the history as well. We left the evening with very happy and full bellies as well as a better understanding of Prague and the Chech Republic. I am still thinking about that Sauerkraut soup and ending the evening with a magical elixir. Dêkuji, Petra and hope to join you again when we some day return to Prague. Truly a magical evening.

Marketa was an engaging guide who taught us about the city, Czech culture and history, and, of course, the cuisine! The tour was lighter on food than some tours we’ve done and only two stops offered beer, which seemed like too few considering that it’s billed as a beer and food tour. The first stop had beer and a marinated cheese that was phenomenal. Another stop was for open faced sandwiches that were surprisingly delightful. We stopped for three different cookies in a shop making beautiful gingerbread, and also visited a colache bakery. We ended at Cafe Louvre, which is a fantastic opportunity itself, as going alone means queuing, and the history of the place makes it worth visiting. There we had beer or wine and an entree (you could select from three). The meal ended with an apple strudel. We enjoyed our group and our time on the tour and learned a lot, but if you want a real tasting of different local beers, don’t expect this to be that. It was more of a standard foos tour offering (which we quite enjoyed!)

April had the tour all planned out. Not only did she speak about beer, she added many facts about Prague history. We found her very entertaining and educational. I am not a beer drinker but I wanted my husband to experience this and April made sure I got either wine or soft drinks..