Vienna · FOOD & DRINK
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Here are the 15 best food & drink tours in Vienna right now: what each one costs, how long it takes, and who it suits. Begin at the top; it holds that spot for a reason.
Vienna’s food crawl covers coffeehouses, pastry shops, two markets, and street sausage culture, with help reading menus.
“You really get to see and taste Vienna like the Viennese! Our host was excellent and she did a fantastic job of explaining Vienna’s culture.”
Cycle the Danube through UNESCO Wachau Valley with included wine tastings, a guided town stop in Dürnstein, and easy biking from Vienna.
“Excellent way to escape the city and experience the countryside! We had a great time biking to two wineries for tastings. We also stopped at a nearby village for lunch and shopping. Would definitely recommend!”
Watch Vienna apple strudel made at Schönbrunn’s Gerstner bakery. Enjoy coffee, tasting, and a take-home recipe in a 20-minute show.
“it's was wonderful. the guide was kind, interesting and entertaining. very recommended”
Taste Vienna by market and neighborhoods in a small group: breakfast pastry, lunch with wine/beer, street food, chocolate, 3 drinks.
“A truly memorable tour that got better and better as it went along. Mary Ann was engaging and informative. The last stop at a sausage stall in a neighborhood market outshone all that preceded it.”
Small-group Wachau day trip from Vienna with Dürnstein, wine tastings, and a Danube cruise (summer) or Melk Abbey (winter).
“Excellent tour. Comfortable bus. Guide (Marcos) was great. Lunch location could not have been better. Love it!”
Sip Viennese wines in a private Vienna cellar with a guide, Roman history stories, and Austrian bites paired with each pour.
“I have travelled to loire valley in France and Georgia the land of wine and other 16 countries and have tried many wine tours.. but I must say this was the best one till date.. the wine cellar, wine bank, wine bunker, the guide everything totally amazing! multiple vegetarian and non vegetarian delicacies were served along with three amazing wine tastings, and trust me proper portions of wine was served.. the guide amazing stories about history of vienna with wine.. simply amazing, worth the money, and totally recommended tour! I had never imagined that such concepts around wine also exist ! truly hidden wine cellar as mentioned ! I would…”
Wachau Valley from Vienna in 9 hours with a Danube cruise, Melk Abbey, Dürnstein time, and white wine tastings.
“Marco was absolutely awesome . He was very friendly, entertaining, and most importantly knowledgeable —- about the history, the area, and of course the wines. A delightful journey not to be missed.”
6-hour Vienna food and coffee walk with strudel, Austrian lunch, markets, and classic sausage street food, capped at the State Opera.
“Marian was a blast - this tour was one of the best food tours I’ve taken part in while living in Europe. We tried a variety of new items with a good amount of walking and train traveling in between. Highly recommend - you’ll get some good traditional foods you’ve heard of but also some new things you haven’t!”
Sample six Austrian wines in Vienna’s 2nd district with Stylianos. Small group, pairings, and clear tasting lessons in English.
“We highly recommend experiencing Austrian wines with owner, Stylianos. He was very knowledgeable about the wines of the region as well as the local cheese. He had a vast knowledge of the wine industry as a whole. He can also host tastings from other countries. This should be one of your stops in Vienna.”
Sip 3 Vienna wines in private underground cellars near Stephansplatz on a 150-minute guided walk with snacks.
“What a fabulous afternoon. Stephan was a wonderful host, we saw the hidden cellars of Vienna that we would never have seen, with fascinating history and stories. The wine was wonderful and all from Vienna as advertised. The accompaniments were delicious and plentiful, would highly recommend this tour, particularly on a cold Viennese afternoon.”
Taste Vienna like a local on a 4-hour food tour: Café Sperl coffee, Naschmarkt cheeses, leberkäse, wine, candy, chocolate.
“We loved the tour! We enjoyed hearing about the local cuisine and trying everything! Highly recommend to anyone who is in Vienna for the first time!”
Taste your way through Vienna’s Naschmarkt with a 2-hour guided food tour featuring international bites, market history, and practical local tips.
“Auf der Buchungsseite wird mehr Angeboten als es in der Realität dann aussieht, den Wein aus Österreich durfte man bezahlen, sollte vielleicht auch vermerkt werden dass Getränke nicht inklusive sind, wir hatten keine Spanische Spezialitäten, unangenehm war die regelrechte Aufforderung bei bestimmten Ständen "Einzukaufen" und das meiste wissen rund um den Naschmarkt wusste nicht ihr Giude, sondern ein Ehepaar die auch die Tour mitmachten. Von ihrem Guide weiß ich wo er überall in Urlaub war uä. Für das habe ich aber nicht bezahlt. Zudem fand ich es unhygienisch am Stand von Nüssen/ Trockenfrüchte dass der Inhaber alles mit der Hand angefasst hat. Fazit für 4 versch. Probier Schmankerl sind 69...”
Vienna nightlife tour with Naschmarkt and Ottakring tastings, Viennese dinner, wine and cocktails in a small group ending by St. Stephen’s.
“We would highly recommend this tour. Wolfy introduced us to a variety of Viennese foods which were all incredibly delicious. We travelled to different areas of the city on the underground and were able to use the tickets the following day. The weather was awful all day but this experience has been the highlight of our trip to Vienna.”
A 3-hour Vienna food walk with a local guide, sampling classics from bretzel to schnitzel, plus dessert and an included drink.
“Chiara is an excellent guide, she took us to eat delicious food and shared interesting historical stories. I was so full at the end so I recommend coming on an empty stomach!”
A 2.5-hour small-group Vienna food tour with breads, Austrian ham, pralines, snacks, and a wine tasting in local spots.
“Learning local favorites, and stopping at unique places that we would otherwise have overlooked. Access to a special wine cellar”
