FOOD TOURER
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“Easy pick up. Excellent guide. Gorgeous place to visit with plenty of different things to see and do.”
Small-group Amsterdam food tour with 10 tastings, jenever and sweets, plus Jordaan and canal-ring views. Vegetarian options.
“Needs a lot of walking but our guide is very energetic & pleasant and made our tour more exciting..I would highly recommend this to younger ones”
Zaanse Schans windmills, clog-making, Dutch cheese tasting, and an optional Amsterdam canal cruise from Central.
“The place itself is beautiful and great to get out of the city, it is a tourist location however on our day the tourists weren’t so many, which made for a pleasant day. There was a bit of a walk to the bus which was fine for us, we did find the tourists weren’t guide…”
Eating Amsterdam food tour with Dutch tastings and a vintage canal cruise, led by local guides. All food and drinks included.
“Calling it a canal cruise is misleading. We were on a boat for a short period, but most of the tour was walking”
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.
“The tour is a fun 4hr tour full of the history of Amsdertam and some if the favorite food of the city. Our tour guide was excellent. She was funny, extremely knowledgable, and is a real local of the area we toured. She had an excellent relationship with all the vendors that we visited. She…”
Streat Bites’ Amsterdam street food tour focuses on Albert Cuyp Market, with tastings, an English guide, and small-group charm.
“Great local guide who took us to family owned and truly authentic spots to enjoy delicious tastes! She was so informative and loves sharing the local culture via food! Highly recommend her tour!”
A small-group Amsterdam food walk through the Jordaan: poffertjes, cheeses, fish, stamppot, and a secret dish, plus neighborhood stories.
“We went on a private tour in Amsterdam on 6/15 at 3pm. Our guide was nothing short of amazing and she had only been doing it for a month. Amazing food and amazing places to visit. Super authentic food and met amazing people on the route. I am SO happy we were assigned this guide…”
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