easy
3–3.5 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; involves gentle walking on cobblestones with frequent stops to rest and eat.
Discover Amsterdam’s Jordaan district in a private food tour featuring a dozen local tastings and stories from artisans. Walk hidden alleys and savor Dutch classics and multicultural bites in this immersive culinary experience.
Discover Amsterdam’s trendy Jordaan neighbourhood through its local food and transformative artisans
Immerse yourself in the heart of Amsterdam's Jordaan district, where you'll savor a dozen delectable tastings from local eateries. Enjoy a guided stroll through charming alleys and hidden courtyards, meet passionate artisans, and indulge in iconic dishes like apple pie and erwtensoep, all while uncovering the neighborhood's rich history.
Duration: 3.5 h Time of the day: Late Mornings and Mid-days
Jordaan is the creative hub of Amsterdam, and the locals who call it home make it one of our favourite neighbourhoods in the city. Step away from the tourist traps into this historic district and it’s generations-old family run shops and cafes.
Small Group - Up to 12 people
• A dozen delicious tastings at a variety of local eateries • Guided walk through Jordaan’s hidden courtyards and unique cultural sights. • Meet the artisans behind the amazing food. • 400 year old Café Papeneiland's famous apple pie • Jenever and Borrelhapjes (pub grub) at a local brewery • International cuisine from Indonesia and Suriname • Sit down and warm up with this iconic winterdish called erwtensoep • Eat herring in the "Amsterdam way!" • Dutch beer owes a lot to the famous Browersgracht Canal • World - famous Dutch gouda • Encounter the famous Westertoren
Adaptable for Vegetarian, Gluten-free & Allergies
This activity requires a minimum number of 2 guests. Should this not be met, we will contact you directly to help you get rescheduled or reimbursed!
Note: itinerary & tastings subject to change due to seasonal availability, individual closings or local holidays.
Jordaan
This is a walking tour through cobbled alleys and canalsides, so sturdy flat shoes help keep you steady and comfortable.
Walking and tasting make you thirsty; water stations are available, but carrying your own helps stay refreshed.
Sharing allergies or diet needs up front ensures hosts can accommodate or advise on alternatives safely.
Plan to arrive 15 minutes ahead to start the tour smoothly and get settled before the first tastings.
Jordaan began as a working-class neighborhood in the 17th century and evolved into Amsterdam’s creative and cultural hub.
Local food businesses focus on sustainable sourcing and reducing waste, reflecting Amsterdam’s strong environmental commitments.
Supportive shoes keep you stable on uneven historic sidewalks.
Spring showers are common; a rain jacket ensures you stay dry without bulky layers.
spring specific
Staying hydrated during the walk enhances your tasting experience and comfort.
Layer up to manage cooler temperatures and windy canal breezes in fall and winter.
fall|winter specific