AMSTERDAM
52 Tours Reviewed
Dutch food, explained one bite at a time. This is the kind of Amsterdam food tour that feels like daily life, not a checklist. You start in De Pijp and spend about 3 hours walking through a local neighborhood while…
Rotterdam can surprise you. This private walking food tour pairs Dutch bites with real architecture stops, so you get the story of the city while you eat your way around it. You start at Rotterdam Tourist Information near Central Station,…
Rotterdam has a way of tasting better. This guided food tour strings together five local stops into one easy, on-foot route, with plenty of time to ask questions and compare notes with your group. It’s built around real eating: market…
Snack first. Learn fast. Walk easy. This private walking food tour turns Amsterdam into a string of local tastings paired with city sights you can take at your own pace. You get an in-person guide in English, plus multiple start…
If you like food with stories, start here. This Amsterdam-West tour strings together a small-group walk through Jordaan and Amsterdam Oud-West with smart, 100% plant-based tastings that go well beyond stereotypical Dutch bites. You’ll also get time for canal photo…
Your stomach calls the shots in Rotterdam. This guided food walk packs 7–8 tastings into about three hours, steering you past key sights like Markthal while you learn the city through what’s on the menu. I especially like the variety:…
Street food beats the museum snack. This self-guided route through De Pijp pairs Dutch favorites with international cravings, and it sends you to the Albert Cuyp outdoor market for the kind of everyday atmosphere you can’t book into a restaurant.…
Amsterdam tastes better by boat. This Amsterdam Food and Canals Tour mixes a guided walk through local sights with a private 1-hour cruise through the UNESCO canals. You sample a spread of Dutch flavors at multiple foodie stops, with the…
Food on canals beats a regular sightseeing loop. Secret Food Tours Amsterdam turns the Jordaan into a living menu, with small, family-run stops tucked along narrow streets and canal corners. I love the small group setup, because the guide can…
Amsterdam can feel like a maze. This small-group cultural food tour helps you sort the city’s past and present in a smart walking loop. You get landmark-to-landmark storytelling, plus snacks along the way, so it’s not just look-and-walk sightseeing. I…
Food walks make Amsterdam feel personal. This Devour Amsterdam Ultimate Food Tour uses food as your map, with a guide explaining the origins and history of Dutch dishes as you wander through historic neighborhoods. It’s built around a tight group,…
Food that fits your schedule. This self-guided Amsterdam food experience focuses on De Pijp, one of the city’s most fun neighborhoods to walk, snack, and people-watch. You follow a step-by-step PDF route for about 1 to 2 hours, collecting tastings…
Rotterdam by bike makes food feel like a map. This 4-hour bike tour mixes local stories with real eating—Dutch staples, Surinamese and Moroccan flavors, plus craft drinks and chocolate, all while you roll past the city’s big architectural and public-art…
Dutch food tastes like a dare. This guided tasting tour turns Amsterdam’s neighborhoods into a punch list of places to eat, not a list of monuments. I especially like how it mixes savory stops (think bitterballen, sandwiches, and fries) with…
Haarlem tastes better with company. This guided walk in the Old City starts at Grote Markt and strings together six tasting stops that explain how local food culture really works. You’ll also get the extra context that makes the bites…
