Berlin · FOOD & DRINK
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Below are the 15 best food & drink tours in Berlin right now: what each one costs, how long it runs, and who it is really for. Start at the top and work down.
A 3-hour Berlin food walk with 8+ tastings, street-art detours, East Side Gallery views, and real local flavors for one set price.
“100% recommend this tour! We saw the less visited parts of East Berlin and enjoyed the best authentic foods!!!! Honestly, this was a major highlight of our trip to Berlin.”
Cycle Berlin’s Cold War landmarks and royal sights from Alexanderplatz, with helmet and bike included, plus a local beer garden lunch stop.
“Fantastic Bike Tour Experience in Berlin We had a great experience with Fat Tire on our bike tour through Berlin. The tour was well-organized and informative, even though the weather wasn’t on our side. Luckily, the team came prepared with all the necessary gear to make the ride safe and enjoyable. A special mention goes to our amazing guide Alba, who delivered detailed and engaging explanations at every stop. Her knowledge of Berlin’s history and landmarks was impressive. She was also supported by her assistant Yamel, who contributed to the smooth flow of the tour. Together, they made a great team—knowing exactly where to take us and how to bring…”
A 3-hour Kreuzberg walking food tour with 5 tastings and sharp local history, from Oranienstraße backyards to SO36 stories.
“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 BRLO Brwhouse in recycled shipping containers and taste 5 craft beers with snack pairings in 90 minutes. Small and fun.
“Really good tour and really interesting to learn about the brewery! Recommended :)”
A 3-hour Mitte walking food tour with 5 tastings, historic storytelling, and photo-stop sights in Berlin’s center, led by English/German guides.
“Es könnten noch mehr Nebengassen sein, weniger klassische Touristenhotspots (Humboldtforum).”
Three hours in Friedrichshain with nine craft beer tastings, snacks, and history around RAW Gelände and Berlin’s east-side culture.
“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.”
A 3-hour Berlin downtown food walk with 8 tastings, street-art stops, and Cold War stories, starting at Friedrichsbrücke for € classics.
“The best food tour I have ever been on. Francesco was extremely imformative, had amazing insights into the city and its food, and made sure everyone had a great time. This is not just your regular restaurant or bakery hopping tour where you rush from one place to another. Francesco gave a lot of history about places on the way and it was a perfect bled of a food+drinks tour and a walking tour of the non-touristy areas of the city. He took us to places that I wouldn't have experienced as an ordinary tourist. I would recommend this to be the first tour one should take when in Berlin.”
3-hour street food walk in Berlin’s Mitte with 5 tastings, local bites like kebab and tacos, and guide-led history and insider eating tips.
“Namir is an excellent guide, passionate about showing off Berlin food. Very tasty, prepare yourself by not having breakfast!!”
Guided bike tour of Berlin’s Wall, Brandenburg Gate and Reichstag, plus a beer garden lunch stop and a Victory Column climb.
“A must do activity. PB is a great guide, knows her stuff and is funny! Our kids (11, 14, 16) thought this was the best activity so far”
Berlin craft beer tour in Friedrichshain: 6-9 tastings with pizza pairing, small-group walk, and a Cicerone-certified guide.
“Clif was the perfect Guide — not only in terms of beer but also German history. Very interesting & nice tour! Enjoyed it a lot! Even as a local:)”
A $20 ticket to Berlin’s Disgusting Food Museum: 90 exhibits plus a Tasting Bar with small samples, smell-forward facts, and food future talk.
East Berlin Food & History Tour: currywurst, döner, TyTy tacos, Syrian mezze, craft beer, and Berlin Wall street art.
“Got an excellent history along with great selection of yummy treats! Saw multiple neighborhoods and a wonderful farmers/craft market! Highly recommend!”
Berlin’s classic bites and culinary trends on foot: 3.5 hours of tastings, coffee, pastries, fusion bites, and beer.
“This tour is great fun and a lovely way to spend a few hours. Our guide Jane was good company and very knowledgeable. I'd recommend doing this at the start of your holiday as you'll get lots of tips of where to go and eat during your stay.”
Small-group Berlin food and street art walk with 6 tastings, beer, Wall murals, Kreuzberg bites, and vegan donuts, plus real neighborhood history.
“Great tour with Elena. She told a lot about Berlin, culture, people and the areas we passed. The food was great and we had plenty of time. I am glad I skipped breakfast that day. We had some traditional german food, ukranien, turkisb and a special chinese tasting. All was really good. If you want to hear about Berlin as it is today - and try some good food - this is a great oppertunity. We also had to skip dinner - so the portions sizes are good”
A 3-hour private Berlin food walk with 10 tastings, market-hall classics, beer, and park breaks, guided by a local.
“We were treated to traditional Berlin gastronomy, which is not German. We stopped at Kreutzburg Market to gather leberkasse, and then walked around to get samples of pretzels, curry wurst, doner kebabs, mezzi platter, baklava, etc and the found a park for a great picnic. We continued exploring much of the food fares near Kreutzburg, walking and getting history of the area and how the foods reflect the ethnic diversity of Berlin. Great tour.”
