Adam & Eve Amsterdam Food Tours

The honest overview

Amsterdam food tours compared (2026)

Real prices, group sizes and what's included, for every major food tour in the city. Checked July 2026.

★★★★★ 4.9 from 5,249 reviews
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  • Best of the Best 2026 Tripadvisor, top 1% worldwide
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First, the disclaimer

I'm Otto. I founded Adam & Eve Tours in 2015 and I run one of the tours on this page, so read it knowing that. To keep myself honest, every price and group size below comes from the operator's own site or their Viator listing, and each competitor gets a real reason to book them. Amsterdam has several good food tours. Here is how they actually differ.

One difference worth knowing up front: Eating Europe, Secret Food Tours and Sherpa are international companies, and Ollantay is run by its French founder. We are the Amsterdam-born one, founder-run since 2015, and most of our guides are Dutch or longtime Amsterdam locals.

An Adam and Eve guide telling a story to guests on an Amsterdam canal bridge

Which food tour costs what?

Operator Tour Price pp Group size Duration Drinks Reviews (July 2026)
Adam & Eve Tours (that's us) 10 Tastes of Amsterdam €79 direct Max 12 3 hours 2 drinks included 3,931 Viator + 3,666 TripAdvisor
Eating Europe Jordaan Food Tour €119 Max 12 3 hours 4 drinks included 2,947 TripAdvisor + 2,606 Viator
Ollantay Food Tour Food & Cultural Tour, 10 Tastings ~$92 on Viator Max 16 3.5 hours No alcohol 5,556 Viator
Hungry Birds Original Street Food Tour €110 Max 8 4 hours Included 1,408 TripAdvisor
Secret Food Tours Jordaan tour €89.99 Max 12 3 hours Optional 464 TripAdvisor + 381 Viator
Sherpa Food Tours Local Foodie Adventure ~$85 direct 8 to 12 3.5 hours Included 341 Viator + 317 TripAdvisor
Amsterdam Food Tours Grand Dutch Food & History €119 Max 8 4 hours Included 485 Viator + 312 TripAdvisor

Prices, group caps and review counts checked July 2026 against each operator's own site, TripAdvisor and Viator. They change, verify before booking. Where an operator sells on more platforms, the two biggest review shelves are shown. Devour Tours left the Amsterdam market in 2025-2026 and is not listed.

Honest reasons to book each one

Adam & Eve Tours (that's us)

You want the #1 featured food tour on TripAdvisor, ranked #2 of 251 food and drink experiences in Amsterdam (checked 6 July 2026). Guides guests know by name, drinks included, our own start location in a canal house cellar, and the lowest price when you book direct.

Eating Europe

You want the big international brand. Their Jordaan tour is in its 10th year, includes 16 tastings with 4 drinks, and regularly carries sell-out badges on Viator. The only operator close to our review volume, and the richest inclusions list in the city.

Ollantay Food Tour

You want the cheapest well-reviewed ticket on Viator, and TripAdvisor's #1 food tour by popularity ranking. Run by its French founder Romain, with departures guaranteed in English and French. Expect a bigger group and a more on-your-feet style: more standing and walking, less sitting down.

Hungry Birds

You want De Pijp street food and markets instead of the canal belt. Small groups of max 8, a longer 4-hour format, and 1,400+ TripAdvisor reviews mostly from guests who booked them direct. A different neighborhood and a different style, both good.

Secret Food Tours

You know their brand from another city, they run tours in 120+ cities worldwide. Their signature Secret Dish, revealed only on the tour, is a fun touch, and their Jordaan route covers similar classics at a mid-range price.

Sherpa Food Tours

You want a solid budget-friendly option from an international operator with a nice founder story (their roots are a Michelin-recognized asado experience in Buenos Aires). A smaller review base here, but near-perfect scores and drinks included.

Amsterdam Food Tours

You want the longest, smallest-group premium walk in this list. Four hours with a max of 8 guests and drinks included, at the same price point as Eating Europe but in a more boutique format.

Why guests pick us

On 6 July 2026 we were the #1 featured Amsterdam food tour on TripAdvisor and #2 of 251 in its food and drink popularity ranking, with a global top 5 spot in TripAdvisor's Best of the Best Food Tours 2026. We have run the 10 Tastes of Amsterdam since 2015, and about half of our reviews name the guide personally. Joeri, Kees, Dennis, Maria. Read a few and you'll see why.

Two more things nobody else has. The tour starts in our own spot: the cellar of Gastrovino, a beautiful canal house on the Spuistraat, where you taste cheeses before the walk even begins. And our guides are mostly Dutch or longtime Amsterdam locals telling their own city's stories, not reading a script.

A guest holding a cheese by a display of Gouda wheels outside an Amsterdam cheese shop
"Our guide, Dennis, was absolutely phenomenal. He took us to places we would never have gone on our own, or even have thought of. Who knew we’d like herring or food from Suriname? [...] Of all the tours we went on, from Lucerne to Amsterdam, I think I’ll have the best memories of this one."
Kelly, TripAdvisor
"Dennis was local, friendly, informative and took us to a great variety of food places. [...] We’ve done food tours in various countries and Dennis is the best guide we’ve had!"
Kbagato, TripAdvisor
"The vibe in our group was so fun, and it was definitely a highlight of our time in Amsterdam. Absolutely worth the time and money."
Krit, TripAdvisor
The Adam and Eve food tour guides together in Amsterdam

The people

Guides guests know by name

Every operator on this page says "local guides". The difference shows up in the reviews: about half of ours mention the guide by name. The tour you remember is the person who gave it.

Meet them on the 10 Tastes of Amsterdam tour, or keep it just your group on a private food tour.

Book direct and pay less

The 10 Tastes of Amsterdam is €79 per person on our site. The same tour costs €89 or more on the big travel sites. Same guides, same tastings, more stroopwafel for your money.

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Good to know

Choosing a food tour, your questions answered

What does a food tour in Amsterdam cost? +

Most walking food tours in Amsterdam cost between €80 and €120 per person for around 3 hours with 8 to 16 tastings. Our 10 Tastes of Amsterdam tour is €79 per person when you book direct on our site, including 10+ tastings and 2 drinks. The same tours usually cost €10 to €15 more on Viator or GetYourGuide.

What is the best food tour in Amsterdam? +

There is no single best, it depends on what you want. On 6 July 2026 we were TripAdvisor's #1 featured Amsterdam food tour and #2 of 251 in the food and drink popularity ranking, and we hold a global top 5 spot in TripAdvisor's Best of the Best Food Tours 2026, so we are a safe pick. Ollantay is #1 in the popularity ranking. If you want De Pijp street food, look at Hungry Birds. If you want a 4-hour premium walk with 8 guests, look at Grand Dutch. This page lists honest reasons to book each one.

Which Amsterdam food tour has the best reviews? +

By volume, Ollantay (5,556 reviews on Viator) and us (3,931 on Viator and 3,666 on TripAdvisor) lead the market, with Eating Europe close behind. The top operators all score close to five stars, so the counts alone won't decide it. Read what reviewers actually praise: on our tours, about half of all reviews name the guide personally, which tells you what guests remember.

Is a food tour in Amsterdam worth it? +

If you like eating and stories, yes. A good tour replaces a full meal, takes you to spots you would not find on your own, and teaches you why the Dutch eat what they eat. Guests regularly tell us it was the highlight of their trip. If you just want a cheap lunch, a food tour is the wrong product.

How is Adam & Eve different from the other Amsterdam food tours? +

Four things. We have run the 10 Tastes of Amsterdam since 2015 and are still founder-run. Our groups are capped small, so the guide knows your name by the second stop. About half of our reviews mention the guide by name, which no other operator in Amsterdam can say, and most of our guides are Dutch or longtime locals. And the tour starts in our own spot, the cellar of the Gastrovino canal house, with a cheese tasting before the walk begins.

What happened to Devour Tours in Amsterdam? +

Devour Tours stopped offering Amsterdam tours between late 2025 and mid 2026. If you were looking for their Ultimate Amsterdam Food Tour, the closest matches are our 10 Tastes of Amsterdam and Eating Europe's Jordaan tour.

Are the prices on this page current? +

We checked every price and group size in July 2026 against each operator's own site or their Viator listing. Prices change, so treat them as a guide and check the operator's site before booking.

Still comparing? See the full 10 Tastes of Amsterdam, the small group tour explained, or all our private tours.