Greece · FOOD & DRINK
The 15 best food & drink experiences you can book today, with what each costs, how long it takes and who it suits. Number one is first for a reason.
Walk Athens by foot for 3.5 hours with 12 tastings at Monastiraki, markets, Psyrri, plus Greek coffee, wine, and loukoumades.
“Adele did a wonderful job curating our afternoon. We got to see parts of the city we otherwise wouldn’t have and learned a lot about Greek food culture along the way.”
Taste Athens like locals do on a 3-hour street food walk with beer or wine, pies, souvlaki, loukoumades, Psyrri strolls, and dessert.
“I was blown away by this experience. Our guide, Fotis, was the best tour guide I've ever had. He was so welcoming to people from all over the world. He knew not just a little, but a lot, about everyone's cultures. Including how to say complicated ingredients in Hebrew, English, Albanian, German, and even some Chinese! (I don't remember the dialect) His knowledge about food, the science behind it, the history behind the importance of the dishes we tried, and other people's cultures really blew me away. He was kind, witty, and clearly loved in the community. Everywhere we went people in the shops and on the street were glad…”
Taste Athens by foot on a 4-hour Varvakios Agora food tour with pastries, mezze, wine, and souvlaki, led by an English guide.
“Adele was superb in feeding us the authentic Greek food we were filled up happily”
Santorini in one packed day: Profítis Ilías views, Pyrgos and Emporio villages, Black Beach swim time, wine tasting, and Oia sunset.
“Yanis our guide was great, really fulfilling day and not too much to do in one go. Really enjoyable!”
Athens small-group food tour with 20-plus tastings, kleftiko, gyros, bougatsa, and wine plus ouzo, all in 3.5 hours.
“Rachel was a great tour guide! Loved all the stops, the food and she had great insights on Athens and Greek culture. Would highly recommend!”
Family-run Mykonos winery tour with olive grove and vineyard walks, generous wine and food tastings, and live traditional music in about 2 hours.
“Wonderful, family-owned vineyard and olive grove. Everything they served us was made fresh by their family. The tasting ended up being one of the best meals we had in Greece, and we will be recommending this experience to all our friends and family! The grounds were beautiful and it was unique to be allowed to walk among the trees.”
Santorini sunset wine tour with tasting at 3 wineries, 10 wines, and a 5-course Greek dinner with pairing, plus pickup.
“We had a wonderful time. Constantine was very knowledgeable and brought us to three very unique, picturesque, and historical wineries. The wine was good, dinner was amazing, and the company was fantastic!”
Ride a quad from Agia Pelagia along sea cliffs, visit Achlada, learn olive oil history, taste local products, then watch sunset.
Market stroll at Varvakios Agora, hands-on Greek dishes, and a full meal with local organic wine. 4 hours, Athens.
“The market tour was forgettable, but we have been to lots of markets across the world. The cooking class on the other hand was very good. We can't wait to make spanikota when we get home. We would take a different class with this guide in the future.”
Quad safari from Agia Pelagia with an olive mill tasting, Achlada ghost village walk, and Fodele, El Greco sights, and orange juice.
“Very good guide, humourous and knowledgeable. We learned a lot about the villages and tourist industry in the area. Highly recommended!”
Small-group Athens food walk with 15 tastings, menu help, markets, olive oil, cured meats, coffee, and classic sweets in 3.5 hours.
“This tour was absolutely perfect! We loved the small group format. The tour guide was great at keeping a pace that worked for everyone in the group. The food was absolutely amazing at every stop. Frankly, we were a bit surprised about that given the reasonable price of this tour. All of the places we stopped were ready for us and very friendly. Highly recommend this tour, and if we’re ever in Athens again, we would be happy to repeat this experience.”
Athens Greek Food Tour links Syntagma to Monastiraki with street bites, meze, desserts, and a small-group guide plus great local tips.
“Our guide Emi was very friendly, and shared a lot about the history of food in Athens, along with her personal stories about food from her hometown of Kalamata. There were 4 stops: an olive oil tasting with cheese and bread, the tastiest gyro I’ve ever had, a traditional Greek dinner with beef and sides, and a pastry shop with ice cream. All stops had wine or spirits to complement the food. Excellent advice on shopping and bars for later, too!”
Taste Athens by night with a local guide across Monastiraki, Psirri, and Aiolou, ending in a seated meze dinner with wine.
“The tour was excellent. Our tour guide placed history of Greece within the tour which added to the experience. He also had a great sense of humor and worked well with the entire group like he has known us for a long time, awesome tour guide trait. The food was as well an excellent mix the provide true Greek experience.”
See Santorini’s best viewpoints in a small-group van, with optional winery wine tasting and a full-day upgrade to Akrotiri, Red Beach, and Emporio.
“Horrible service. No one could tell us where to go. The description did not disclose that you had to take a cable car up and back that was 600 foot in the air and we also had to pay for it in addition to them not being on time to pick us up or at the right place. Don’t waste your time or money. It was terrible and totally ruined our trip for the day and it was a lot of money that we prepaid for. Now I will have to get I to a fight when I get home to get my money back. Find a different excursion.”
Four-hour Santorini wine tour with cellar visits, 12 volcanic tastings, Greek cheese snacks, and scenic waterfront or sunset stops.
“Angelo is the best! He is a professional Sommelier and he knew all of his wines. He was witty and personable. We absolutely had the best time and I give my highest recommendation to Angelo and his tour.”
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