Food & Drink Tours
Prague Food and Beer Tour – All the Czech Food You Need to Try in 3 Hours
Three Old Town stops, a full spread of starters, mains and desserts, and a drink at every table — this is how you eat like a local in one afternoon.
- July 29, 2026
- Minahil Akhter
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Aris k.
Tour Guid, Prague Walking Tours
So, you’ve made it to the Czech capital, internationally famous for its beer and fairytale-esque streets and squares. But do you know where to go to eat like a local? What to order? Our Prague food and beer tour takes you to three Old Town spots to enjoy a variety of dishes and brews.
This is the birthplace of Pilsner but the home of many other beers. As a visitor, you cannot miss some proper Czech food to fill you up alongside your drinks. It’s not all meat and dumplings (although, don’t worry, you’ll get plenty of that too)!
Read on to find out what you’ll enjoy on our Prague food and beer tour — a selection of starters, mains, and desserts, with a drink included at each stop.
Why Choose a Prague Food and Beer Tour?
This Prague food and beer tour offers unbeatable value for both money and time. Visit a different Old Town restaurant for each course — instead of just one dish, you get to eat a range of starters, mains, and desserts. To top it off, each stop includes a drink: beer, wine, or a soft drink with your starter and main, followed by coffee with your dessert.
Exploring Prague’s food and beer scene on your own can be overwhelming — where do you start, and how do you find the truly local spots? Prague is a popular city, which means there are plenty of tourist traps. That’s where a guided Prague food and beer tour makes all the difference.
One of the biggest perks of a guided tour is the stories behind the food and beer. Every dish you try and pint you sip has a backstory, from its origins to how it became a staple in Czech culture. Unlike many other food tours in the city, our guides are all historical experts.
Local expertise: we’ve already done the research, so you don’t have to. Our local guides know the best places to go — whether it’s a bustling central pub or a family-run spot serving authentic dishes. If you want to make the most of your time (and appetite) in Prague, our food and beer tour is the way to go.
Key Highlights
In just three hours, you’ll encounter a huge range of Czech cuisine, with drinks included, without wasting time on guesswork or long treks between places.
A few of the dishes you might taste on the tour demo
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- DISH
- WHAT IT IS
- Nakládaný Hermelín
- A soft, brie-like cheese marinated in oil, garlic, and spices — best enjoyed with beer.
- Olomoucké Tvarůžky
- Aged cheese from Olomouc, pickled and served with onions and bread.
- Sekaná
- A Czech-style meatloaf made with a mix of ground meats, herbs, and breadcrumbs.
- Tatarák (Tartar)
- Raw minced beef mixed with spices, egg yolk, and condiments, eaten with toast and garlic.
- Duck Leg
- Roasted duck, typically served with red cabbage and dumplings.
- Guláš
- A hearty stew with beef and onions, served with bread or dumplings.
- Svíčková
- Beef sirloin in a creamy vegetable sauce, topped with cranberries and served with bread dumplings.
- Koleno
- Pork knuckle roasted until crispy, often served with mustard, horseradish, and pickles.
- Koláč
- A sweet pastry filled with fruit, poppy seeds, or sweet cheese — great with coffee or tea.
Beer tasting experience: You get a drink included at each stop: two alcoholic (if that’s your jam) and a coffee with dessert.
The guide will dive into the rich history of beer in the Czech Republic, the birthplace of Pilsner. You’ll learn how beer has been an integral part of Czech culture for centuries, from medieval brewing traditions to the rise of iconic breweries.
Most visitors to the Czech Republic know about the country’s most famous export: Pilsner Urquell. However, on this Prague food and beer tour you can try two different Czech lagers for a more diversified beer tasting.
Our first stop is well known for serving excellent lagers from local breweries.
Our second stop is known for its cozy, rustic atmosphere, hearty traditional dishes, and perfectly poured beer from the Kozel brewery.
Kozel Dark is a great introduction to Czech dark beers because it’s not as heavy as stouts or porters, while the Light version represents the country’s renowned tradition. You get to choose which variety you’d like with your main course. Both beers are commonly found in Prague pubs, and locals appreciate their approachable flavors and consistency.
Why is a goat the mascot of Kozel? You’ll just have to come on the Prague food and beer tour to find out! You can also google it, but that’s less fun.
Non-alcoholic beers are also offered at each spot.
Not a beer drinker?
No problem — swap in a wine or soft drink at any restaurant instead. The final stop includes a coffee for everyone, to fuel the rest of your day.
What to Expect on the 3-Hour Tour
This 3-hour Prague food and beer tour offers a delicious journey through the heart of the city. You won’t have to venture far — each location is in Prague’s Old Town.
- Meet your guide in Old Town: find the purple umbrella on Na Příkopě, next to Zara.
- Visit 3 authentic eateries showcasing classic Czech dishes, from svíčková to kolač pastries.
- Drinks included: two Czech beers, or wine/soft drink, plus coffee with dessert.
- Cultural and historical insights along the way from your expert guide.
The tour ends with a wealth of recommendations for the rest of your trip. It’s designed for small groups, perfect for food lovers, beer enthusiasts, and anyone wanting to discover the authentic flavours of Prague. Come hungry!
Frequently Asked Questions
You can view the meeting point on the map here.
A range of starters, mains, and desserts, plus beer, wine, or a soft drink with your starter and main, and coffee with dessert. You’ll also have an expert guide with you throughout.
The tour runs for 3 hours.
Daily at 2:45 pm.
We keep it small for a more intimate experience.
Comfortable shoes and an appetite!
Yes — it’s suitable for all fitness levels, with frequent stops along the way.
Aris k.
Food & beer tour guide and Prague history expert at Prague Walking Tours. Aris has led hundreds of small-group tastings through Old Town’s best local spots.
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