Private 10 Tastes of Amsterdam Food Tour With a Local Guide

The private 10 Tastes of Amsterdam food tour is €460 for one or two guests, then €70 for each extra guest up to six (four guests pay €600) and €95 for each guest from the seventh (ten guests pay €1,120), VAT included. That includes 10 food tastings, 2 drinks and your own private local guide. Up to 12 guests walk with one guide. Planning for 13 or more? See team outings and celebrations.

The private 10 Tastes of Amsterdam food tour serves 10+ tastings across 5 stops, which replaces a full meal for most guests. Arrive hungry.

The tour starts at Gastrovino Amsterdam (Spuistraat 330) in the city centre, unless your guide collects you on foot from your hotel lobby, which is free from any central hotel; from a hotel farther out you ride the metro or tram in together. The tour ends in the Jordaan, close to the Anne Frank House, in a lovely area to continue exploring.

The private 10 Tastes of Amsterdam food tour can be fully vegan or fully halal, because the route is built around your group, and vegetarian, pescatarian and gluten-free are no trouble. Tell us when you book, and tell us early if there is an allergy, so your guide can settle the stops with the venues before you arrive.

The private 10 Tastes of Amsterdam food tour can run on a wheelchair-accessible route: tell us when you book and we pick the stops a wheelchair can reach, which is the one thing a private tour can do that a fixed group route cannot. Strollers are no problem either, and a foldable one is easiest.

You pick the time, and a private tour can start as late as 19:00, so an evening slot after your museums or your meetings works. One thing worth knowing: the herring stop only runs on tours starting at 16:00 or earlier, so mention it if that tasting matters to you.

The private 10 Tastes of Amsterdam food tour is an easy, scenic walk of about 2.5 km / 1.5 miles through central Amsterdam and the Jordaan. Because the tour is private, the guide keeps a relaxed pace for slow walkers and adjusts the route a little if needed.

Children are welcome on the private 10 Tastes of Amsterdam food tour. Younger guests get non-alcoholic alternatives, and any drink can be swapped for coffee, tea or soda.

The private 10 Tastes of Amsterdam food tour runs rain or shine, this is Amsterdam after all. Most tastings are indoors and your guide adjusts the walking between them when it pours. Bring a rain jacket, or ask your hotel for an umbrella; most hotels keep them at the door.

Tipping is not expected on the private 10 Tastes of Amsterdam food tour, or anywhere in the Netherlands: service is included by law and your guide is paid properly. If they made your day, a tip is welcome and always optional, and a review on Google or Tripadvisor does even more for them.

A private food tour can be cancelled up to 24 hours before the start for a full refund. For bookings above €1,000, such as a large company group, the free cancellation window is 48 hours. Want a different date or time instead? Message us on WhatsApp or email and we move the booking if a guide is free.

English is standard. Dutch, Spanish, French, German, Russian and Ukrainian are possible on the private food tours and the private bike food tour, depending on guide availability, so write the language in the special requests when you book.

Pick a date on this page, or message us on WhatsApp if it is short notice. Tell us about your group: dietary needs, kids, occasions, pace, and we plan the stops around it. Your guide then meets you at Gastrovino, Spuistraat 330, or in your hotel lobby if you put the hotel in the special requests, and the eating begins.

A private tour for two is €460 for the tour: your own local guide for 3.5 hours, 10+ tastings and 2 drinks each, at a start time you pick, as late as 19:00. The route ends in the Jordaan close to the Anne Frank House, a lovely area to keep the evening going. Celebrating something? Tell us when you book, we like an excuse.

Babies and toddlers under three come along for free, sit on a lap and do not count. A child of four or older counts as one guest, so two adults with two children book as a group of four, which is €600 for the tour. Younger guests get the alcohol-free version of the drinks.

Earlier is easier, especially from May to September, but a private food tour can often be booked last minute: guests have booked one for the same afternoon over WhatsApp at +31 6 23028032. Message us and we will tell you straight away whether a guide is free.

Your guide waits downstairs at Gastrovino, Spuistraat 330, about an 8 minute walk from Dam Square and 5 minutes from Rokin metro. Walk into the canal house, go down into the basement, and look for the smiling guide. There is no sign, umbrella or company colour to look for, just the guide. Booked the hotel pickup instead? Then your guide comes to your hotel lobby and you skip this part.

You usually sit down at the first and the last stop, and often somewhere in the middle as well. The rest is standing or walking, because these are tiny places in the canal belt, some of them 400 years old. Want a seat at every stop? Say so when you book and we build the route around that.

There is a toilet at the first stop and one at the last. In between, your guide knows the cafés along the route where you can step in for a minute, so just say the word.

Comfortable shoes matter most: the route is about 2.5 km / 1.5 miles on canal-side cobblestones. Amsterdam weather turns fast, so bring a light rain jacket. None of the stops has a dress code.

No. Every tasting and both drinks are included and paid in advance, so there is nothing to pay at any stop. The only thing you might want cash for is a tip for your guide, and that works via PayPal too.

Prices are in euros, and your card is charged in euros at checkout. Your bank converts the amount, so check whether your card adds a foreign transaction fee.

Yes. Send us the company name, address and VAT number with your enquiry and we invoice your company directly, or we send you a card payment link instead. Prices are in euros.

One of our team of 10 guides who live in Amsterdam and walk you through the neighborhoods they shop in themselves. Half our reviews name the guide: Joeri, Kees, Dennis, Todd and Maria come up most, and each has a portrait and a guest quote on the about page at adamandevetours.com/about/. They speak fluent English and know what to order at every stop.

Skipping the alcohol is no problem on the private 10 Tastes of Amsterdam food tour, and nothing is lost. Any drink can be swapped for coffee, tea or a soft drink, so just tell your guide at the first stop. Guests under 18 get the alcohol-free option by default, as 18 is the legal drinking age in the Netherlands.

Yes, and pregnant guests join regularly. The one stop worth knowing about in advance is the herring, which is cured rather than cooked. Plenty of guests skip that one and your guide will have something else ready, no explanation needed. Whether you eat it is your call and not ours, and nothing here is medical advice. Mention it when you book and your guide will keep an eye out for you.

No. The herring is cured rather than cooked, and plenty of guests pass on it. Your guide will have something else ready, no explanation needed.

Yes, and a food tour suits a picky eater better than a restaurant: each tasting is a few bites, not a plate you are committed to, and you skip what you do not fancy. On the private 10 Tastes of Amsterdam the route is built around your group, so tell us when you book and your guide plans around it.

A lactose intolerance can come along on the private 10 Tastes of Amsterdam food tour. The route is built around your group, so tell us when you book and your guide settles the dairy stops with the venues before you arrive.