Munich is not only famous for beer gardens and Oktoberfest tents—it’s a city of deep culinary traditions, cozy markets, family-run kitchens, and recipes passed down for generations. The best way to discover this delicious side of Bavaria is with a small group or private food tour, where every stop tells a story.
Join us at VisitBavaria for authentic Munich food experiences—where pretzels are warm, sausages are fresh, and every bite comes with history, laughter, and local insight.
General Information
Our food tours take place in Munich’s most historic neighborhoods and markets.
- Location: Old Town, Viktualienmarkt, Glockenbachviertel, Schwabing
- Group size: Small groups (max. 8–10 people) or private tours
- Duration: 3–4 hours
- Includes: Multiple tastings, drinks, local guide, stories & culture
- Language: English or German
Perfect for couples, families, and anyone who wants to experience Munich beyond the usual tourist stops.
What to Expect on a Munich Food Tour
Real Bavarian Food
Taste classics like Weißwurst, fresh Brezn, local cheeses, sausages, Obazda, apple strudel, and seasonal specialties.
Hidden Local Spots
Visit family bakeries, butcher shops, beer halls, and cafés locals love—places you would rarely discover on your own.
Stories Behind Every Bite
Food in Bavaria is history. Learn why Weißwurst is traditionally eaten before noon, how Munich’s beer purity law shaped the city, and what makes Bavarian mustard unique.
Relaxed Pace
Small groups allow time to chat, ask questions, and truly enjoy each stop.
Small Group vs Private Food Tours
Small Group Tours
Great for solo travelers or couples who enjoy meeting others. Fun atmosphere, shared discoveries, and lively conversations.
Private Food Tours
Perfect for families, friends, corporate groups, or special occasions. Flexible pace, custom stops, and personal attention from your guide.
Vegetarian, halal-friendly, or kid-friendly options can often be arranged.
Why Take a Food Tour in Munich?
Understand Bavarian Culture
Food is central to Munich life—from beer gardens to Sunday family lunches.
Skip Tourist Traps
Experienced guides lead you to authentic places locals trust.
Discover Hidden Neighborhoods
Explore markets and streets most visitors never see.
Perfect Start to Your Trip
A food tour gives you restaurant tips and local knowledge for the rest of your stay.
Best Time to Book
- Morning tours: Fresh bakery visits and quieter markets
- Afternoon tours: Lively beer halls and café culture
- Weekdays: Less crowded
- Weekends: More atmosphere
Book early during Oktoberfest, Christmas Markets, and summer weekends.
Good to Know
- Come hungry—there’s plenty of food
- Comfortable walking shoes recommended
- Dietary needs can usually be accommodated
- Cash is useful for small shops
- Bring a reusable bag for treats
Final Thoughts
Munich’s food scene is warm, authentic, and full of surprises. From simple street snacks to royal Bavarian recipes, every dish has a story waiting to be told.
At VisitBavaria, food tours are more than tastings—they’re conversations, discoveries, and memories shared around a table.
Come hungry. Leave happy.
And discover Munich the way locals do—one delicious bite at a time.