That depends on which tour you have signed up for! If you’ve booked a wine tour, we highly recommend having a good breakfast before your pick-up since the day will start with a car ride to wine country and then a wine tasting before lunchtime. Though the Culinary Walk, Buda Food Walk, and Jewish Cuisine & Culture Walk include enough food tastings to suffice for lunch, we do recommend eating a light breakfast before joining the tour. However, you most likely will not need to eat again until dinnertime! Do come hungry for the Dinner Walk, as you will have plenty to eat. The Budapest Grand Walk and the Buda Castle Walk are sightseeing tours (not food tours) during which you’ll be covering lots of ground. Be sure to eat before hand so you are well-fortified! The Ruin Bar Walk and Craft Beer Walk include more drinks and less food (just light “bar snacks”). So, it’s recommended to eat beforehand. The Danube Boat Ride & Wine Tasting only includes pogacsa (savoury scones). During the Baking Class and Sweet & Coffeehouse Walk you will sample a bunch of sweets! The Wine, Cheese, & Charcuterie Tasting and the Essentials of Hungarian Wine Tasting include good portions of cold food (cheese, charcuterie, and dips), but you may want to make dinner plans to follow the tasting.