The Netherlands · FOOD TOURS IN ROTTERDAM
Good food tours in Rotterdam fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Tour Rotterdam’s Stadshaven Brewery, see modern brewing in a restored fruit warehouse, and taste local beers with snacks for $26.
“Leuke AR tour, maar ben je best wel snel door en zie je ter plekke niet bepaald veel. maar echt wel leuk gedaan”
Taste Dutch classics and global bites while walking Rotterdam’s architecture, markets, bridges, and neighborhoods with a small English-speaking group.
“The tour guide was fantastic and we learned a lot about the city. But, most of the bites were small (not worth $95+ for sure) and the food was shared so better to go in a group. Less of a food tour, more of a walking tour. There was no watertaxi ride, maybe because it was chilly out. Also, we only got one drink not 2 like it said in the description. Tour guide rating: 5/5 Actual tour: 3/5”
Cycle Rotterdam with a local guide, tasting Dutch bites, beers, and city sights in a small group over four relaxed hours.
“We had an unforgettable day on the Bike and Bites tour in Rotterdam with Rob! Our cruise ship arrived late, but Rob and Paul were incredibly accommodating, working seamlessly to ensure we could still complete tour without missing a beat. Their flexibility and warm, welcoming vibe set the tone for an amazing experience. Rob was fantastic with our kids, keeping them engaged, entertained, and safe throughout the entire tour. His enthusiasm made them feel so special, and they’re still talking about him! The biking route was perfect, showcasing Rotterdam’s vibrant sights, and every food stop was a delicious dive into local flavors that we all loved. Rob’s focus on safety…”
Taste Rotterdam on a four-hour walking tour with Dutch classics, global street food, city stories, craft beer, and local guides.
“Great tour - our guide Bram really knew his stuff and had lots of stories about the history of the city right up to the present day. A real variety of food stops, the time flew by (didn’t even mind the rain!) and would love to go back. As a solo traveller, I was also lucky to join a really good group.”
Pick a canal, a gallery or a day out of town.
