Switzerland · FOOD
Switzerland charges for its views and the tickets are rarely refundable. These 6 food experiences are the ones that hold up against the price, each with its cost spelled out.
Review of Zurich’s 3.5-hour food tour, with Swiss classics, chocolates, cheese, drinks, old-town sights, pricing, tips, and honest drawbacks.
“wonderful food tour of Zurich. Toni was our guide and amazing. She has a background teaching history and generously shared food related history facts throughout the food tour. I highly recommend”
Taste Geneva or Lausanne through wine, cheese, meats, chocolate, and Old Town stories on a friendly three-hour walking tour.
“Val was amazing. We ended up being the only 2 on the tour and she made us feel like family. We got to try some very interesting meats and came home with delicious wine! Would highly recommend.”
Taste Geneva on a 3.5-hour food walk with fondue, charcuterie, hot chocolate, truffles, wine, and local city stories.
“Tour with Ben was interesting while short on food knowledge, it was long on history politics, and culture.”
Explore Zurich West through local tastings, drinks, and urban history on this intimate three-hour food tour.
“Great experience in West Zurich! Our tour guide, Maria, was fabulous. So many different food tastings - come with an empty stomach! Only negative was the meeting location was a little confusing - all 5 participants had trouble finding. Overall very worth the money!”
Taste Lausanne on a three-hour Swiss food walk with rösti, Vaud cheeses, chocolate, local stories, and a full lunch included.
“Our food tour in Lausanne was absolutely phenomenal — easily one of the highlights of our trip to Switzerland! From start to finish, the experience was perfectly curated, balancing delicious bites, local stories, and hidden gems that we never would’ve found on our own. Each stop offered something unique — from artisanal cheeses and freshly baked pastries to traditional Swiss chocolates. Chris was engaging, knowledgeable, and clearly passionate about the city’s food culture and history. The pace was relaxed, the portions generous, and the setting — winding through Lausanne’s charming streets and markets — made it all the more memorable. By the end, we felt like we’d truly experienced the…”
Walk Lavaux’s UNESCO vineyards from Lutry to Epesses with local wines, a two-course lunch, village stories, and panoramic lake views.
“A great opportunity to sample little know Swiss wines and learn about the climate and ‘valleys’ of Lavaux. If you can, get Marc for the guide. He is a great story teller, absolutely knows the people, region and wines, and has an interesting background hailing from New Zealand. A great guy and foot tour guide. Make sure you sip the 1887 Vermouth. This is a great afternoon excursion with a good lunch and plenty of wine.”
Pick a summit, a lake or a tasting room.
