Beijing Wine, Beer & BBQ Walking Tour

Itinerary
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Stop At: Ghost Street (Gui Jie), Dongzhimennei Main Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing China

Ready to explore nightlife in Beijing? Our fun drinking and food tour of the city starts on ghost street, a street jam packed with restaurants that are all open 24/7.

Duration: 5 minutes

Stop At: Nuoyan Rice Wine, No.7 Banqiao South Alley, Beixinqiao, Dongcheng District, Beijing China

Our first stop is a bar specializing in rice wine nestled in the old hutongs, featuring quiet surroundings with an elegant touch of Chinese history and art. With its charming vintage wooden beams dating back to the 1970s and a truly local vibe, it's a fantastic venue to taste different rice wines while admiring art and savoring some local history.

Duration: 45 minutes

Stop At: Lark Brewpub, Dongzhimen, Dongcheng, China

Down the road is a charming hole in the wall (one of the smallest breweries in town) that just so happens to be producing some of the best craft beer in China.

Duration: 30 minutes

Stop At: Fangjia Hutong, North Dongcheng District,West of Yonghegong Street, Beijing China

We will take you on a 10-minute stroll through the old town with its narrow alleys and hutongs (or traditional Beijing houses). In a city full of impressive skyscrapers and big industry, it is refreshing to get lost amongst these narrow alleyways – a link to the city’s fascinating past.

Next up is a chic affair, very modern industrial, with concrete floors, massive fermentation tanks and a delightful roof terrace. The pub boasts a constantly changing and expanding selection of custom-made brews, offering a wide range of flavours.

Duration: 55 minutes

Stop At: AnDingMen JingCheng LaoWuJian ChenLieShi, No.4A Lingdang Hutong, Beijing China

Our final stop will be for some local BBQ. Chuan’r is the most popular street snack amongst Beijingers. It’s a marinated skewer of meat, traditionally lamb but can now be anything (including veggie). This delicious snack is typically spiced with a combination of cumin, sesame, and pepper flakes and then cooked on make-shift grills.

Duration: 45 minutes