Salzburg food tours?

I'll be interested to read any responses you get. I've been to Salzburg and love it, but I don't think of it as a culinary destination. Beer and sausage and cooked red cabbage. Salzburg had a fun market where you could sample bakery product and sausages. Maybe look in the RS guide for a guide for a walking tour where you'd meet a local, and I would guess some tasting at some shops.

bumping the thread in hopes someone replies. We're going to be in Salzburg in Sept and would like to do a food tour if one is available.

You can check with either 'secretsalzburg.org' or 'with locals.com' to see what food tours might be offered when you are there.

I can't help with a food tour, but we did a cooking class that we absolutely loved! Edelweiss is the company and we made apple strudels. They also had a goulash already prepared for us for lunch, so while everything was baking we sat around together and had a wonderful lunch and got to know the others in the class. So I know this is not what you were asking about, but it might be an alternative.

Whatever else you do in Salzburg, I'd strongly recommend at least a brief visit to the Augustinerbräu-Kloster Mülln, located northwest of the Altstadt. It's not a culinary Nirvana, but it's absolutely unique and great fun. I agree that, overall, Salzburg isn't really a foodie destination, but then I wouldn't expect Belfast to be, either. Food in the Altstadt is much of a muchness.

Thanks to all of you for leaving suggestions!