Bratislava Traditional Food Tour
Bratislava, Slovakia
Trip Type: Food Tours
Duration: 4 hours
Enjoy a gastronomic tour where you will experience authentic Slovak cuisine while tasting excellent quality local food and drinks at various independent, locally owned and memorable spots. You will be provided with information about Slovak eating and drinking habits, traditions and history and along the way, your local foodie guide will show you highlights of the Old Town, as well as some places off the beaten track. Our mission is to provide you not only with an experience of local food, but also with a taste of Bratislava itself.
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Enjoy a gastronomic tour where you will experience authentic Slovak cuisine while tasting excellent quality local food and drinks at various independent, locally owned and memorable spots. You will be provided with information about Slovak eating and drinking habits, traditions and history and along the way, your local foodie guide will show you highlights of the Old Town, as well as some places off the beaten track. Our mission is to provide you not only with an experience of local food, but also with a taste of Bratislava itself.Hearty Slovak cuisine is typical of a country with strong rural roots. It is dominated by meat (especially pork), potatoes, dumplings, thick sauces and cheeses. However, if you are looking for vegetables, there is always cabbage - often in the form of sauerkraut. We will introduce to you some classic Slovak dishes, from a cuisine less known and widespread worldwide than for example Chinese or Italian, but equally delicious.
Although we do not consume as much beer as our Czech cousins, the tradition of brewing has strong roots in Slovakia. Dozens of brands and styles, mainly from local microbreweries, can now be found across the land. Slovak viticulture is also known for its rich traditions, with particularly high quality wines coming from several vineyard regions. Among distinguished Slovak spirits, the most famous and favourite is a plum brandy called Slivovica. Important to note; when it comes to drinking in Slovakia, some locally brewed spirits may be stronger than what you are used to.
While experiencing the delicious tastes of Slovak food and drink, we will explore the city and pass by many beauties of Bratislava, old and new architectural highlights, as well as some hidden attractions. Tiny lanes in the Old Town offer an ideal atmosphere for romantic walks to those who love to follow signs of history in the midst of the modern world. The pace of this little city is relaxed and unhurried.
Although we do not consume as much beer as our Czech cousins, the tradition of brewing has strong roots in Slovakia. Dozens of brands and styles, mainly from local microbreweries, can now be found across the land. Slovak viticulture is also known for its rich traditions, with particularly high quality wines coming from several vineyard regions. Among distinguished Slovak spirits, the most famous and favourite is a plum brandy called Slivovica. Important to note; when it comes to drinking in Slovakia, some locally brewed spirits may be stronger than what you are used to.
While experiencing the delicious tastes of Slovak food and drink, we will explore the city and pass by many beauties of Bratislava, old and new architectural highlights, as well as some hidden attractions. Tiny lanes in the Old Town offer an ideal atmosphere for romantic walks to those who love to follow signs of history in the midst of the modern world. The pace of this little city is relaxed and unhurried.
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