Top Turkey Food Tours

Get an authentic taste of Istanbul on this food tour, featuring delicious Turkish street eats, a rooftop dinner at a 140-year-old family restaurant, and spectacular city views. Feast on food it’s easy to overlook if exploring alone, and make new friends on this small-group tour, which includes drop-off at Sultanahmet, Sirkeci, Eminönü, Galata, Taksim, and cruise ports. Vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free options are available.

Istanbul is a big city, so it can be hard to meet locals who aren’t in the tourist trade. Enjoy an authentic encounter with Istanbul’s culture, cuisine, and hospitality on this intimate walking tour through the Balat neighborhood. Soak up the atmosphere as you walk around and receive a guidebook with other tips and recommendations about Istanbul. The tour starts with a snack tasting; after that, pay as you go for what you choose to eat.

Discover the culinary delights of Istanbul on a small-group evening walking and food tour that explores the European and Asian sides of the city. Catch the ferry across the Bosphorus strait from Karakoy to visit Kadikoy Carsisi market for tastings of typical bites. Sail back to the European side for a hearty meal of kebabs and meze, then continue to other fantastic eateries for dessert and Turkish ice cream.

Discover Istanbul’s European and Asian sides—and taste a range of delectable Turkish delicacies—on this full-day, small-group tour. Meet your guide in the morning in Istanbul’s Old City, and be sure to come hungry: you have a day of feasting ahead of you. Explore a spice market, and enjoy a traditional Turkish breakfast, before crossing the Bosphorus to trendy Kadikoy. Sip Turkish coffee, visit multiple restaurants, and discover Istanbul’s must-try dishes.

Eat and drink your way around Istanbul’s historic district of Kadikoy during this half-day, small-group tasting tour. Listen to entertaining legends and stories from around the colorful neighborhood as you taste local delicacies like Lahmacun (minced meat-covered flatbread) and Menemen (eggs with peppers). Wine, coffee or tea, and bottled water are included.

Istanbul straddles the Bosphorus. Discover the different styles of its European and Asian sides on this small-group food tour where, unlike on most food adventures, you choose what to eat and where and pay as you go. Start in Karaköy, on the European side, discovering bakeries, cafés, and more; catch the ferry to Kadıköy on the Asian side and uncover markets, street food stalls, and Turkish snacks.

Istanbul is an exceptional destination for food lovers, but it can be hard to know where to begin when seeking out its best dishes. Instead, leave the planning to your guide, and look forward to sampling 10 different bites and drinks in a single excursion, on this small-group food tour. Along the way, learn more about the city’s rich culinary culture, and head to locals-loved eateries most visitors miss.

✔ Explore Kusadasi’s top food spots with a knowledgeable local foodie guide. ✔ Taste authentic Turkish flavors, from simit to Aegean seafood mezes ✔ Enjoy local specialties such as doner kebab, mantı, baklava, and Turkish coffee ✔ Visit Kusadasi’s historic landmarks, including the Caravanserai, Hammam... ✔ Perfect for cruise travelers seeking a top-rated small-group food tour (max. 10 guests)

Our evening Istanbul food tour is a cross-continental moveable feast that traces the old Silk Road, moving beyond the tourist curtain. Kicking off in the Old City, we set sail between two continents and traverse the Bosphorus Strait, linking the imperial spice markets of Europe with the rebellious street food of Asia. With 14+ tastings - ranging from slow-cooked lamb beyran soup to hand-rolled sarma - this is a unique culinary adventure designed to unlock the flavours of the Ottoman world.

Istanbul has a thriving food scene, but it can be hard to know where to find an authentic Turkish experience. Enjoy an evening immersed in Istanbul's traditional culture with a street food tasting, dinner at a historical family restaurant loved by locals, and a dervish performance—an 800-year-old tradition. Plus, transportation back to your hotel is included at the end so there's no hassle of flagging a taxi.

From stuffed mussels to freshly baked baklava, Istanbul is known for its savory and sweet treats. But without a guide leading the way, it can be difficult to avoid disappointing tourist traps. Ideal for foodies looking to chow down without the guesswork, this evening food tour explores bustling Taksim, the backstreets of Beyoglu, and waterfront Karakoy, taking in 10 handpicked tastings along the way.

Taste your way around two continents during this small-group, half-day food and drink tour in Istanbul. Enjoy a mix of classic recipes, including doner kebab, meatballs, pide flatbreads, and the iconic baklava desert, passing by city landmarks along the way. Tours include all snacks and refreshments, plus ferry tickets to Kadıköy and back.

Enjoy some of the best street food in Istanbul with this tour of the Kadıköy district. Less-frequented by tourists, Kadıköy is famous amongst locals as a trendy area famous for the quality of its food. Here visit 7 unique eateries and restaurants, sampling a range of dishes including midye dolma, kokoreç, baklava, pide and more.

This intimate and in-depth Istanbul food tour focuses on lesser-known culinary hotspots and locally renowned backstreet locations. Eat your way around both European and Asian sides of the city, with stops in Karakoy, Kadikoy, and the up-and-coming Moda neighborhood. The full-day experience includes breakfast, lunch, snacks, tea and coffee, and bottled water.

Stroll through Istanbul with the guidance and commentary of a private guide on this food-focused excursion. Your guide will provide facts about the city's culinary culture and history, and you'll stop along the way to taste traditional Turkish delicacies. Highlights include the Spice Bazaar, the back streets of Eminonu, and the Kadikoy fish market.

Discover Istanbul's Grand Bazaar, a vibrant hub of commerce that blends East and West. This guided tour takes you through a maze of shops and artisan workshops, where you’ll delve into the Bazaar's 600-year history. Engage with local merchants, from spice sellers to silk traders, and immerse yourself in the rich cultural exchanges that have shaped this iconic marketplace. Your expert guide will share captivating stories and insights, ensuring you avoid the common tourist traps for an authentic experience. - Please note that not all options include entry to the rooftop of Grand Bazaar, though a number of other exclusive rooftops are visited. - Explore the historic Grand Bazaar with a knowledgeable guide - Visit various shops and artisan workshops for a local perspective - Learn about the Bazaar's 600-year legacy and cultural significance - Experience authentic interactions with local merchants and artisans - Visit a number of exclusive rooftops that are normally not accessible

This is much more than a cooking class—it is an invitation into the heart of a real Turkish village. Spend the day with local families, help prepare traditional Turkish dishes, and experience a way of life preserved for generations. Meet village women, learn local food traditions, and discover how handmade carpets, rugs, and crafts remain an important part of daily life in Etrim. Explore a self-sufficient village producing olive oil, honey, thyme, natural soaps, spices, and handicrafts. Visit village homes, meet local artisans, and enjoy Turkish hospitality throughout the day. Whether you come for the food, the culture, or the people, you will leave with unforgettable memories—and perhaps a handmade treasure that allows you to take a small piece of Turkey home with you. Pickup from cruise port, hotels, and villas. Timely return to your ship guaranteed. Discover the real Turkey through its people, food, and traditions. More Than a Cooking Class—A Journey Into Village Life.

Get a taste of Turkey's varied cuisine during this half-day food tour through the Beyoglu (Pera) neighborhood. With a small group limited to eight, enjoy samplings of everything from mezes to baklava to kebabs. Stop at bustling markets, street food stalls, restaurants, and backstreets for a closer look at Turkish culture and history.

Many tours in Cappadocia include a pottery demonstration. Go beyond just a brief visit, learn the ancient craft for yourself, and take home a unique souvenir, with this authentic pottery workshop experience in Avanos. Learn to shape clay under the guidance of skilled local artisans, and create your own masterpiece.

Taste your way around Istanbul’s bustling and history-filled Bazaar Quarter during this five-hour, small-group food-tasting tour. Sample delicacies with origins from around the country, from a traditional Konya wedding soup to the Ottoman-era dessert kadayıf from Gaziantep. Understand the neighborhood’s melting pot food culture with explanations and stories from your guide. A full Turkish breakfast spread, lunch, refreshments, and coffee are tea are included.

Immerse yourself in the often-overlooked history and cultural traditions of Turkey’s Aegean region on a group day tour to Fethiye Market and the ghost town of Kayakoy. As you stroll through the lively food market, indulge your senses with the vibrant produce and try your hand at bargaining with friendly vendors. Then, step back in time at the hauntingly beautiful Kayakoy village, an abandoned Greek settlement with an intriguing past.

Get to know the complex food culture of Istanbul on this guided street food walking tour. Explore the Pera neighborhood and visit some of the hidden passages and streets including the Flower Passage, Hazzopulo, and Asmali Mescit. Stop at traditional meyhanes and food markets and sample a wide range of cuisine, including snacks, desserts, and drinks.

Go beyond Ephesus and experience Turkey's rich cuisine and culture as you visit a local farm and vineyard along the way. While most Kusadasi tours only take in the historical highlights, this private excursion combines both. Explore the UNESCO World Heritage-listed ancient city on a private walking tour, then enjoy a traditional Mediterranean lunch and wine tasting.