The 6 Best Food Tours in Serbia

1.Food and culture tour in Belgrade

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 139 reviews · 4 hours (approx.) · from $140Our pick

Walk Belgrade from Kralja Petra 6 with guides such as Matija, Marija, Milica, and Marina, stopping at restaurants and shops for Serbian dishes, snacks, coffee, ice cream, and rakija. Expect about four hours of moderate walking, local history, and food traditions. The route ends where it starts and runs in English.

“I did the street food tour, and it was an amazing way to see the city and get tips about the best and hidden spots of the city.”

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2.Culinary Tour – get to know the Serbian food. Come hungry!

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 130 reviews · 3 hours 30 minutes (approx.) · from $71

Start near Hotel Moskva at 11 a.m. and spend 3.5 hours tasting Serbian food in Skadarlija, Bajlonijeva Market, and local bars. Guide Yair Arama adds stories about Belgrade, while the 12-person limit keeps the walk manageable. Expect plenty of food, rakija, coffee, and nonalcoholic options for guests under 18.

“Great tour from Yair, especially enjoyed the meat platter & the shots. Thanks for working through any potential allergies as well”

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3.Food Tasting at Locals Favorite Farmers Market in Belgrade

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 16 reviews · 1 hour 30 minutes (approx.) · from $63Best value

Meet your guide at Kalenić Farmers Market for a 90-minute walk-and-taste through family stalls and old bakeries. Ksenija, also called Xenia, knows the market as a regular customer of 15 years. You’ll sample burek, ajvar, kaymak, čvarci, ćevapi, baklava and žito, with a private group and English guidance.

“I enjoyed every bit and bite. From an old school burek bakery where you're greeted with a big smile and taste the steamy burek that just got out of the owen, to the charming old lady who serves traditional desserts from her tiny kiosk...amazing! So real and so rare these days!”

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4.Traditional Serbian Cooking Class in Belgrade with Locals

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 5 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $104

In Ripanj, outside Belgrade, Dragana leads a private, hands-on Serbian cooking class in her home. Prepare prebranac, sarma, or pilav, bake proja or flatbread, then eat together. Add a summer garden visit and guided Banjica market walk for a closer look at local produce and cooking traditions.

“Excellent little class. Learned a good bit about Serbian cuisine and the host was very hospitable. The kitchen is small so I wouldn't recommend any more than 2 people per class. The cook has a lovely home and family.”

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5.Eat Like Tito – Gastro Historical Experience

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 4 reviews · from $127

Spend four hours tracing Tito’s public and private life in Belgrade, then taste two dishes created for him and learn to cook Karađorđe steak in a private kitchen. A professional art historian guide leads the experience, with food, lunch, drinks, private transport, and a mobile ticket included. Minimum age is 21.

“Every now and then i tend to try out different types of tours, and this time it was a tour+ restaurant. This is a great tour with a lot of positive energy, for real foodies. The museum is quite an interesting place which had my full atention, that i didn't notice the crowd of people around me. The snack afterwards really is a nice touch and I enjoyed every bite of it.”

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6.E-Scooter Serbian Food Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 3 reviews · from $69

Spend about four hours exploring Belgrade’s Zemun quarter by group e-scooter. After a safety briefing, follow your guide past Palace of Serbia, along the Danube Quay, through central Zemun, and into a market for Serbian appetizers. Eleanor has guided at least one outing. The tour begins and ends in central Belgrade.

“Had a lovely and enriching tour with Eleanor as our guide. It felt like a great way to experience Belgrade, both seeing the city, learning some of the history and tasting the food!”

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