Top Split Street Food Tours

This tour combines a standard walking tour of Split with tastings of local food products. In just a few hours, you understand the city’s history, culture, daily life, and gastronomy. Participants visit the local Green Market (Pazar), where they sample regional products available from market vendors. The tour then continues through the city centre, with stops for burek and fritule in long-established, locally owned businesses. While walking through the historic centre, including Diocletian's Palace, the guide provides information about the history of the city, as well as an overview of local gastronomy and everyday eating habits in Split. The focus of the tour is to present the historical development of the city alongside commonly consumed local foods in their typical urban context.

Without local knowledge, it can be tricky to know the most authentic local food choices to order off menus in Split; however, this Split small-group food tour is the perfect shortcut for travelers new to the city. Visit five eating establishments with a guide who tells you about each generously sized tasting along the way. Your guide also provides fun photo opportunities while telling a bit of Split’s history during this food experience.

Discover Split’s highlight landmarks—and go on a tasting tour of the city's in-demand restaurants and eateries—on this half-day tour. Pick from morning or afternoon departure times and set off from a conveniently located meeting point. Explore the UNESCO-listed Diocletian’s Palace and discover its bustling squares and marketplaces. You’ll also enjoy classic Croatian dishes and drinks at five different culinary stops, from homey taverns to pastry shops. Come hungry, as the samples add up to a generous meal.

The best way to understand Split? Taste it. This tour isn’t about ticking off “must-eats.” It’s about discovering how food in Split isn’t just something you consume—it’s something you inherit. We start where locals start their day: at the Green Market. It’s more than produce. It’s voices, habits, friendships. From here, we move through Split’s edible history.You’ll hear where the coffee is best—and where it’s mostly shared with travelers. You’ll learn what food meant to fishermen, to workers, to families who had little but shared a lot. And how Dalmatia’s layered identity—Roman, Venetian, Ottoman, Yugoslav—still lives on through taste. This isn’t a gourmet tour. It’s a grounded one. It’s not about fine dining, but about meals that carry memory. The ones you remember because someone told you the story behind the bread. By the end of the walk, you’ll have tasted more than ingredients. You’ll have tasted a way of life.

Experience the ultimate Split Food Tour, where you’ll go beyond the tourist traps to eat like a local within the 1,700-year-old walls of Diocletian’s Palace. Led by a local guide, this immersive walking tour dives deep into the Mediterranean flavors and Roman heritage of the Adriatic. Your journey begins at the iconic Gregory of Nin Statue by the Golden Gate, the majestic entrance to the UNESCO-listed Old Town. As you navigate ancient streets, you will visit the city’s oldest bakery for a traditional Dalmatian sweet before heading to the bustling fish market. Savor authentic seafood favorites like anchovy bruschetta, fried fish, and calamari, paired with a glass of crisp Croatian white wine. The experience continues with a guided tasting of the region’s most prized exports: world-class pršut (cured ham), artisanal cheeses, and olive oil. To top it off, you’ll discover our signature Secret Dish: a delicious local specialty that remains a surprise until the very end of your tour.

Tantalize your taste buds and explore Croatia’s vibrant food scene on this culinary tour of Split. Follow your guide through the 1,700-year-old Diocletians Palace to Pazar (Greenmarket) to taste local snacks including "arancini," a glass of Soparnik wine, prosciutto, and several confections. Then, visit the local fish market—one of the oldest in Europe—to learn how to eat salted anchovies which are a typical part of a Dalmatian brunch.

Experience the vibrant culinary diversity of Split on our exclusive guided tour that appeals to history buffs and foodies alike: explore Diocletian's Palace, sample local delicacies at the market and enjoy a traditional Dalmatinska Marenda, a typical Dalmatian early lunch with local wines. This tour can be customized to all dietary preferences, such as vegetarian, gluten-free, or vegan. After booking, we will contact you to discuss your specific dietary needs.