Maris was a delightful guide and dinner companion. We went onto new alleys within the old town. We learned more information about their culture and primary foods that enjoyed the evening thoroughly.





Discover Dubrovnik's Old Town through its flavors, local traditions, and authentic atmosphere on this relaxed 3 to 3.5-hour small-group walking food and wine tour. As you wander through charming streets, lively squares, and past some of the city's most iconic landmarks, you'll enjoy four carefully selected tasting experiences. These include a Dalmatian starter platter, a traditional main course at a family-run restaurant, a guided wine tasting at a local wine bar, and a sweet finale with homemade gelato and traditional pastries. With generous tastings that replace a hearty lunch or dinner, this experience offers a relaxed and personal way to discover Dubrovnik through its food, wine, and everyday local life. With enough food to replace a hearty lunch or dinner, this experience offers a relaxed and personal way to discover the city.
Out at sunset: the 5:00 PM departure is under way when the sun sets, around 5:56 PM in the coming weeks.
From the operator’s live schedule on Viator, checked Oct 8.
Travelers will begin their experience in Luža Square, one of the most iconic and lively gathering places in Dubrovnik’s Old Town. Set in the heart of the historic center and surrounded by elegant stone architecture and some of the city’s most recognizable landmarks, the square offers an immediate sense of Dubrovnik’s character and atmosphere. This central location provides a natural starting point for the experience, allowing guests to take in the energy of the Old Town before continuing on foot through its limestone streets, charming corners, and selected local tasting stops. With its historic setting and vibrant surroundings, Luža Square creates a memorable introduction to the tour.
Travelers will pass by the Rector’s Palace, one of Dubrovnik’s most elegant and recognizable historic landmarks. Its distinctive architecture and prominent location add to the character of the Old Town and give guests a stronger sense of the city’s refined atmosphere as the experience continues through nearby streets and squares.
Travelers will stroll along Stradun, Dubrovnik’s famous main street, taking in its polished limestone pavement, lively atmosphere, and distinctive Old Town setting. This part of the walk gives guests a feel for the rhythm and energy of the city while enjoying a relaxed small-group experience that combines local character and carefully selected tastings.
Guests will pass through Gundulić Square, one of Dubrovnik’s most charming open spaces, known for its local feel and relaxed atmosphere. This stop adds to the sense of everyday life inside the Old Town while connecting naturally with the culinary side of the experience.
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For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Dubrovnik Old Town Food Tour: Small-Group Experience lasts about 3h 30min. The itinerary has 4 stops.
Prices start at $160 per person for this Dubrovnik experience, booked through Viator with the price shown before checkout. There is 1 booking option, so the final price depends on the option you choose.
According to the operator’s current schedule, it runs every day, starting at 10:00 AM, 5:00 PM, and 6:00 PM.
Children aged 6–14 pay from $108, adults from $160. Infants go free.
Yes. Cancel at least 1 day before the start for a full refund. Later cancellations are non-refundable.
The meeting point is Bell Tower is located on the far eastern side of Stradun (on the main street). Hotel pickup is not part of this experience.
The experience is available in EN.
It is a small-group experience with a maximum of 10 participants.
Specialized infant seats are available Children must be accompanied by an adult
Yes, bookings are confirmed instantly.
Travellers rate it 4.8 out of 5 across 475 reviews on Viator and Tripadvisor; it is run by Dubrovnik Food Tours.
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Maris was a delightful guide and dinner companion. We went onto new alleys within the old town. We learned more information about their culture and primary foods that enjoyed the evening thoroughly.
Very fun evening! Doran (not sure I’m spelling that right) our guide was fun and entertaining. Food was good- not great, but the drinks and company made the difference! We had a great group. I highly recommend you do this early in your stay so you can ask questions and find out about the best restaurants in Dubrovnik!
This was a wonderful tour! The food and wines were delicious and our tour guide was friendly, knowledgeable about the area as well as the food and wine. He made the tour so enjoyable and made everyone feel included and comfortable. Highly recommended!
This food tour is worth trying. The guide Naris was very engaging and knowledgeable. The food was excellent and represented the local cuisine. They also served excellent wines at each stop
We did a Food Tour in Florence, Italy and really enjoyed it, so were excited when we saw a food tour being offered in Dubrovnik, jumping at the opportunity. We were a party of five, and there were nine persons in our group. Our first stop was a good start, with a Charcuterie Board and alcoholic and non alcoholic beverages. Everything was delicious. Next stop was at a pub to sample various alcoholic offerings. There was loads of alcohol. The next stop we had some food, black ink risotto , and wild boar with pasta, and more alcoholic and non alcolic beverages. The food was tasty. We then ended the tour at a gelato stand where we were able to order two scoops of gelato. So how did I enjoy the tour? For me, I thought I was on a food tour and not a pub tour. Although I realize that alcoholic beverages is part of the food scenario, I expected it to play a secondary role. Had I wanted alcohol to be my primary subject and not food, I would have gone on a pub tour. Our guide was knowledeable and pleasant so I won't hold any of this against her. In retrospect, had I known previously what I know now about the tour, I would not have participated. Do I recommend the tour as we encountered it, only if you're more interested in alcohol rather than food. You would be better off spending your 130 euros dining at one of the fine restaurants in Dubrovnik.
Our guide Renata was wonderful, very friendly and informative about history. Food choices were excellent as well.
I’ll start off with the fact that I’ve been lucky enough to have done many food tours across the world. We had scheduled a Saturday morning tour and 24 hours before got notification they were canceling it and could I move to a different day. We luckily were able to but canceled our dinner reservation at a super nice restaurant we were looking for to. Regardless I was super excited to do this tour and try local cuisine and a variety of dishes. I would like to say that our tour guide Maris was great. She was very personable, engaging and knowledgeable, especially being a local. That being said, the food itself was not great and I don’t think anybody on our tour was happy about the items. We started off at the first place with a cheese and meat platter, which was fine, but nothing you couldn’t get at any restaurant. We also got a glass of line which was fine. I’m not a wine drinker so I couldn’t really judge the quality, but others didn’t seem to like it. Next stop was not food. It was another glass of wine which nobody liked and a gross shot that others couldn’t even give away to each other because it was so nasty. Next stop we got black risotto and a meat dish which I cannot eat so they did a nice job ordering me a seafood dish however, others on the Tor ate most of the seafood so I didn’t really get much of it, but all was not super flavorful and once again nothing that would make me wanna go back after the tour. We ended at a gelato place and it was very lackluster if you’ve had real gelato in Italy, you know good versus mediocre. As far as the actual walking, we just walked around the old town area. It was not much distance and nothing. We didn’t already see on our own walking aroundOverall, I personally would not do this to tour again but had a good time with the people we met.
Thank you for sharing your experience. We’re glad to hear that you enjoyed your time with Maris and found her personable, engaging, and knowledgeable. Food and wine are very personal, and tastes can vary greatly, especially when it comes to traditional local dishes and regional wines. While it is impossible for every dish or wine to suit every palate, we appreciate you sharing your perspective.
Goran was such a good time. We had a great group. I’m still not over how great the hot pizza bread & cheese was at the first location! All stops were good. Wine at every location. I enjoyed myself, I recommend it.
Our group of four greatly enjoyed our food and wine tour. Not only did we get to try local foods and wines, we learned about the history of the town from someone whose family has lived here for several generations.
Our guide Irman was so fun and knowledgeable. We enjoyed the group we were with the food was excellent even went back to Wanda’s for dinner the next night! Highly recommend everyone about the food tour was great.
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