Germany · FOOD TOURS IN BERLIN
German days out run to a timetable and the good ones fill early. These 15 food tours in Berlin are worth planning around, with prices and durations for each.
Review of Berlin’s 3-hour food tour, with kebab, Currywurst, pastries, beer, history, street art, value, tips, and honest drawbacks.
“Great guide. Told us lots of Berlin history as she took us to great food places. We loved the many German food dishes.”
Review of Berlin’s 5.5-hour bike tour, covering the Wall, Brandenburg Gate, Reichstag, museums, parks, and a German beer garden lunch.
“We were a party of 4 and all thoroughly enjoyed our 6 hour tour.Our guide was so enthusiastic and knowledgeable. Highly recommended tour.”
Explore Kreuzberg through five food stops, Berlin history, and local stories on a three-hour private walking tour for up to 10 people.
“Interessante Fakten zur Entstehung und Entwicklung Kreuzbergs. Vom besten Döner/Dürüm der Stadt über Currywurst, Flammkuchen, Baklava, ausgezeichnetem vegetarischen Sushi bis gerösteten Nüssen in jeder Form von süß bis pikant war alles dabei. Nike hat die Tour sehr ansprechend und interessant gestaltet. Sehr empfehlenswert!”
Tour Berlin’s container-built BRLO brewery, learn how craft beer is made, and taste five beers with smart snack pairings in 90 minutes.
“Lovely tour with a very knowledgeable host who has a real passion for his craft! I’m not much of a beer fan but I w joyed this and would recommend. It also has a very nice restaurant to eat afterwards.”
Explore Berlin Mitte through five tastings, historic courtyards, and stories on this friendly three-hour food walk.
“Es könnten noch mehr Nebengassen sein, weniger klassische Touristenhotspots (Humboldtforum).”
Explore Berlin’s Friedrichshain through nine local craft beers, street art, history, snacks, and three lively venues on a three-hour walking tour.
“I highly recommend the craft beer tour with Chris! He was very knowledgeable about craft beer, brewing and the local beer scene in Berlin. The brewery choices were fantastic and overall it was a highlight for us during our visit to Berlin.”
Review of Berlin’s 5.5-hour Fat Tire bike tour, covering the Wall, Brandenburg Gate, Hitler’s bunker, Tiergarten, and a beer garden stop.
“I never give 5 stars. This was a 5 star tour and experience. Jim was fantastic. A great guide. Very knowledgeable and friendly. I attended the tour on the20/08/19. Please assist with an email address for Jay And Linda. I forgot to take details at the end of the day. My email is [email protected]”
Explore Berlin’s craft beer scene in Friedrichshain with 6 to 9 tastings, pizza, local history, and a small-group guide.
“Had a great tour with Clifford, he knew what he was talking about and you could tell he was passionate about it craft beer as well, along with being personable and friendly. A great way to spend an evening in Berlin.”
Taste Berlin through kebab, currywurst, wine, beer, and local sweets on a three-hour small-group food and history walk.
“more information needs to be expressed about the final stop and what was Included. I felt I couldn't enjoy the food at the last stop because everything leading up to it was filling. perhaps have that as the second last stop and use the Berliners as the optional secret final stop”
Explore 90 shocking foods at Berlin’s Disgusting Food Museum, sample unusual bites, and think about culture, nutrition, and food’s future.
Taste Berlin’s döner, currywurst, Vietnamese tacos, Syrian mezze and beer while tracing East Berlin’s past on a small-group walk.
“We really enjoyed ourselves my wife and I. Jed did a great job with teaching us the history of Berlin Germany alone with the history of the foods we tried. I highly recommend this experience to taste food and learn history.”
Taste Berlin through kebabs, tacos, pastries, and local stories on a small-group Mitte food walk with at least six tastings.
“Julie, our guide was the best of the tour. what a friendly and knowledgeable person. The food was great too, she took us to some of the best "street food" in the area. by thr end of the tour we were all full amd happy. Julie gets 5 stars.”
Explore Berlin’s Prenzlauer Berg on a small-group food walk with currywurst, coffee, pastries, kebabs, beer, history, and local tips.
“Our tour guide, Elena, saved the day providing city insights on a food tour which highlighted that Berlin is not really known for the finest cuisine, but for the melting pot of other nations’ food and the use of organic and natural ingredients. Considering that mainly street food and beer was included in the tour, this one’s a little on the expensive side.”
Explore Berlin’s food, street art, and divided past on a small-group tour from Friedrichshain to Kreuzberg, with six tastings and local beer.
“Excellent tour. Very knowledgeable tour guide that provided great insight along the way. Went to local food places beyond normal tourist areas.”
Berlin private food tour review: 10 local tastings, Kreuzberg markets, history, private guides, value, drawbacks, and booking advice.
“We took this tour in April and have to say it was the most disappointing food tour we have taken. Although it says 10 tastings, we were given 6 tastings, with one of them being a convenience store for a beer. Of the 6, three were for dessert items, with two being small cookies/baklava. The guide was knowledge about Berlin history, but seemed very disorganized regarding the destinations. At one point, we walked for 30 min between stops. Definitely would not recommend, especially for the price.”
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