AMSTERDAM · FOOD TOURS
Where the locals actually eat.
The 7 amsterdam food tours travellers book most, gathered in one place. What each one feeds you, how long you walk, who runs the kitchen door, and what a seat at the table costs.
Half-day trip to Zaanse Schans for windmills, clog-making and cheese tastings, plus an optional Amsterdam canal cruise voucher.
Most Popular“Excellent, very nice views and fun shows to see how clogs and cheeses are made.”
Small-group Amsterdam food tour with 10 tastings, jenever and sweets, plus Jordaan and canal-ring views. Vegetarian options.
“The tour started with a delicious cheese sandwich and Dani had some good recommendations for local spots. Food was good generally and tour was enjoyable”
Zaanse Schans windmills, clog-making, Dutch cheese tasting, and an optional Amsterdam canal cruise from Central.
“A nice place to visit - obviously touristy but quite beautiful and fun. Our guide (Evelyn?) was fabulous and shared a lot of knowledge about the area and Dutch culture.”
Eating Amsterdam food tour with Dutch tastings and a vintage canal cruise, led by local guides. All food and drinks included.
“What a great experience! Paul was fantastic! He made sure we were having a good time, from the beginning to the end of the tour. He was a great conversationalist, and at the same time, a constant source of knowledge. The stops were well planned, and all of the bites were great! We were very…”
Amsterdam’s small-group high-end Dutch food tour hits classic brown-café pie, farmhouse cheeses, fish, and a speakeasy wine pairing across 4 hours.
“Exactly as explained but more food than you think- go hungry so you can fully enjoy the experience. Rudolph was a wonderful guide. Felt like we were locals for a few hours.”
Streat Bites’ Amsterdam street food tour focuses on Albert Cuyp Market, with tastings, an English guide, and small-group charm.
“Very knowledgeable guide and excellent host who made the tour come alive. Being a small group made it a really enjoyable experience.”
A small-group Amsterdam food walk through the Jordaan: poffertjes, cheeses, fish, stamppot, and a secret dish, plus neighborhood stories.
“Holly was a great guide very welcoming and informative. The places we visited were friendly and seemed happy to see us.”
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