Amsterdam Food Tour: Taste of Holland in 2 Hours
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Overview
The Essential Amsterdam Tasting Tour: This 2-hour food tasting tour in Amsterdam takes people on a delicious walk to try real Dutch food and drinks. It's perfect for small groups that want to taste the heart of Amsterdam.
What to Expect: The guide leads the group through famous places like Dam Square and Spui Square. They'll walk along Zeedijk, which borders the Red Light District, and explore Nieuwmarkt. There will be stops at a stroopwafel shop and a chocolate shop. People get to try different foods, like seafood, cheese, and sweets from old Dutch colonies. If they want, they can drink local beer and other drinks. Soft drinks, tea, and coffee are available, too.
This tour includes soda, snacks, and alcoholic drinks (if desired). It does not include tips. The guide will ask what the group likes at the beginning of the tour, so the tour can be customized to their taste.




Highlights
Taste Real Dutch Food: Try yummy Dutch snacks, sweets, and drinks.
Walk Through Amsterdam: See famous places like Dam Square and the Red Light District.
Small Group Tour: Enjoy a more personal experience with a small group.
Drinks Included: Sip on soda, juice, or local alcoholic drinks.
Sentiment Analysis
The Amsterdam Food Tour is generally well-received, with customers praising the food, guides, and overall experience. Some suggest improvements to the quantity of food and pacing of the tour.

Customers enjoyed tasting traditional Dutch foods and drinks.
The tour guides are friendly, knowledgeable, and accommodating.
Many reviewers found the tour to be a great introduction to Amsterdam's culinary scene.
Customers appreciated the small group size, which allowed for a more personalized experience.
Some customers wished there was more food included in the tour.
A few reviewers felt the tour was a bit rushed.
The Journey
Dam Square
Immerse yourself in the heart of Amsterdam at Dam Square, where history and indulgence intertwine. Explore landmarks like the Royal Palace and National Memorial while savoring chocolate samples, freshly made stroopwafels, and a choice of local delights: craft beer from Bierkoning (or a cozy brewpub), Dutch wine in a hidden cellar, or traditional spirits like genever and brandy. Discover the vibrant atmosphere of this central hub while treating your taste buds to the best of Dutch flavors.
Spui Square
Discover the charm of Spui Square, a picturesque enclave steeped in Dutch culinary tradition. Begin with a delightful cheese tasting at a renowned local shop, learning about the intricate world of Dutch cheeses. Afterwards, step into a traditional 'Brown Bar'—some dating back to the 17th century—to enjoy a classic pilsener beer paired with savory bitterballen or kaasstengels. Let your Dutch Food Master guide you through captivating tales of Dutch food and drink in this historic setting.
Zeedijk (Red Light District Border)
Experience the dynamic energy of Zeedijk, where Amsterdam's past and present collide at the edge of the Red Light District. Indulge in Amsterdam's best fries, topped with unique sauces like stew or rendang, at a local favorite. Then, venture into the neighborhood's diverse culinary scene, sampling delicious Indonesian and Surinamese dishes like chicken satay, a flavorful legacy of the Dutch colonies. This is a culinary adventure you won't soon forget!
Nieuwmarkt
Uncover the history of Nieuwmarkt, once the site of a city gate, and now a vibrant square with a rich past. Here, step back in time and sample traditional Dutch liqueurs from an 18th-century drugstore. Discover the secrets and flavors of these historic spirits, a unique and delightful taste of Amsterdam's heritage.
Stroopwafel Shop
Indulge in the quintessential Dutch treat at a local stroopwafel shop. Watch as fresh stroopwafels are made before your eyes, savoring the warm, gooey caramel between two thin, crispy waffles. This delightful experience is a must for any visitor seeking an authentic taste of the Netherlands.
Chocolate Shop
Savor spectacular chocolate in Amsterdam, a city with a long-standing tradition of cacao import from around the world. Delight in the rich flavors and textures of expertly crafted chocolates, reflecting the Netherlands' global connections and passion for fine confectionery.
Know Before You Go
This food tour includes soda, snacks, and alcoholic beverages. It does not include gratuities. Meetup information will be provided after booking.
Hot Tip
Many reviewers suggest coming hungry and being open to trying new things. The tour provides a great introduction to Dutch cuisine, so don't be afraid to step outside of your comfort zone and sample everything offered.