Join this tour and make a whirlwind tour of Prague’s food, drink and cultural scene. This is more than just a food tour, this is a chance to get to know the people, the lifestyle, the history and ups and downs of the city. It’s a cultural excursion set around good food, drink and conviviality — just as a food tour should be.  Start things right in a modern bistro with a knack for things homemade. A short walk through an up-and-coming neighborhood in Prague will show you that even the parts outside the center are well worth exploring and learning about, and will leave you wanting more food. Not to worry though, because before long, you’ll be sitting in a modern classic Czech pub, enjoying a homemade soda or a lager paired with some traditional pub fare from locally sourced ingredients. This boozer is a great place to learn a bit about the history of the region and how seriously beer is taken. Although pubs are loved dearly, your next place is a mere stone’s throw away. This restaurant/ bakery was awarded the Bib Gourmand in the 2017 Michelin Guide, and they don’t disappoint. With a focus on homemade and homegrown, this place is a paradise for your tastebuds. They play with fermentation, wood-fire baking and roasting, as well as natural foods and herbs. Sound intriguing? You should taste it. Continuing along the old dusty path (possibly literally), have a quick digestif from a family-owned, all-natural distillery whose plums come from the environmentally protected region of the White Carpathians — a real taste of the Moravia region. Your feet will have a short break as you take public transit towards another stunning neighborhood. There, you’ll have house-roasted coffee and cake at a cosy café before making your way to a beer garden in a park and catching a stunning view of the city that is to die for.