Vegan Food Tour in Amsterdam: Fully Vegan on a Private Route

Yes. A private Amsterdam food tour with Adam and Eve can be fully vegan, because the route is built around your group and your guide settles the stops with the venues before you arrive. The public 10 Tastes of Amsterdam tour is partly vegan friendly: about 70 to 80% of its stops have a vegan alternative, not all of them.

The vegan route is the private 10 Tastes of Amsterdam at the standard price, with VAT and every tasting included: €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). Up to 12 guests walk with one guide. Planning for 13 or more? See team outings and celebrations.

A vegan can join the public tour, with one honest caveat: about 70 to 80% of the stops have a vegan alternative, not all of them. Tell us when booking and your guide will steer you round the gaps, and where a stop has nothing for you, you skip that bite and get a little extra at another one.

A mixed group is the everyday case on a private tour. Vegan and halal both work because the stops are picked around your group, and vegetarian, pescatarian and gluten-free are routine, so one table works for everyone. Say it at booking, and say allergies as early as you can manage, because the venues need the warning too.

At booking, in the notes field, in as much detail as you like. That gives your guide time to check with the venues rather than improvise at the counter. If you only remember on the day, tell your guide at the first stop anyway, because late notice still beats no notice.

Cancel a vegan private food tour up to 24 hours before it starts and you get a full refund. For bookings above €1,000, such as a large group, the free cancellation window is 48 hours. Need a different date or time instead? Email or WhatsApp us and we move the booking if a guide is free. Booked the public 10 Tastes tour instead? That page carries its own cancellation terms.

A vegan private 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 a private food tour in Amsterdam, 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 vegan private food tour usually starts at Gastrovino, Spuistraat 330, in the city center. Staying at a central hotel? Your guide collects you on foot from the lobby instead, at no extra charge, and from a hotel farther out you ride the metro or tram in together. Put the hotel in the special requests when you book.

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

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.

Earlier is easier, especially from May to September. For a date that is close, message us on WhatsApp at +31 6 23028032 and we will tell you straight away whether a guide is free.