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The 10 most popular polish food tours in Warsaw. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Warsaw pierogi cooking class where you make dumplings with meat and veggie fillings, then taste them and enjoy Polish liqueurs.
“My family and I really enjoyed this cooking class. Informative and interactive. We felt comfortable and welcomed.”
Old Town Polish food walking tour in Warsaw: 10+ dishes, vodka shots, English guide, and a recipe booklet in 3–4 hours.
“Arif was an excellent tour guide! He’s not native to Poland, which I found to be so helpful because he explained why he chooses to call Warsaw home and what makes the city so great. Plus the food was really yummy!”
Small-group Warsaw food walk with pierogi, borscht, beer and vodka, plus city history stops. 11–12 tastings in 2.5 hours.
“Michal was splendid. He was a great conversationalist, providing cool and unique insights into the food and culture of Warsaw and Poland. It was one of best food tours we’ve had across the many countries we’ve travelled.”
Warsaw Polish food tour in Old Town: 3.5 hours, 10 tastings plus vodka, recipes emailed, and 3–5 restaurant stops. $93.
Learn to make Warsaw pierogi in a small group at Pierogi & More, with meat or vegan fillings, a big meal, photos, and liqueurs.
3-hour small-group Warsaw food walk with Adrian: 10 Polish tastings, craft beer and vodka, and sweet treats near Nowy Świat.
“Had a great time chatting to Adrian while trying delicious Polish food.”
Make pierogi from scratch with a private rooftop view of Warsaw, plus a liquor tasting and enough fillings to leave satisfied.
“The class is excellent - you get to learn how to make traditional pierogi in a calm, intimate environment and the liquor tasting is a wonderful bonus!”
Taste of Poland in Warsaw’s Old Town with 12 stops, 12 tastings, and a guided walk packed with food and history in English.
“Good representation of local food along with great historical facts of both food and town. Guide very knowledgeable.”
Warsaw in 4 hours through Polish classics like pierogi, gołąbki and schabowy, plus cheese tastings, a bridge-themed dessert, and drink pairings.
Private Warsaw food tasting with a local foodie guide, Old Town sights, and real Polish meals plus optional beer or vodka.
