BRUSSELS
Brussels’ best, in one list.
The 11 most popular food tours in Brussels right now. The ones worth building an afternoon around, with prices, run times and who to book through.
Make Brussels waffles in 90 minutes, decorate with unlimited toppings and a free drink, plus take-home recipe. Central Brussels workshop.
Most Popular“We had a great afternoon making waffles. Anna was friendly and took her time to explain all about different types of waffles and talk us through how to make them. Would definitely recommend this activity when in Brussels.”
Taste Belgian chocolate, mussels, frites, and beer while walking central Brussels sights like Grand Place, Galeries Royales, and Manneken Pis.
“Avo was a wonderful tour guide. He had a vast knowledge of the history of the country/city and shared it in a way that didn’t fee full or school like. We felt like we had a great understanding of the city and culture after our tour. His recommendations for food and drink were superb!”
Taste Belgian beer, croquettes, meatballs in gueuze sauce, fries, waffles, and chocolate on a small-group Brussels food walk with drinks.
“Laurent, our guide, was incredibly informative on the area, the history, the culture, etc. It was a pleasure to take this tour. The food and beer were delicious! We loved this tour and would highly recommend it to anyone with a small amount of time in the area. It’s a great way to efficiently see…”
A small-group, 3-hour Brussels food walk in the historic center with savory and sweet tastings led by a local guide.
“We loved the tour and all the delicious food. Our guide Marine was super friendly and told us all about the food and the traditions.”
Brussels food tour with 10 tastings of waffles, beers, fries and Belgian chocolates, plus sights and local tips in 3 hours.
“Had a great time with my guide Ocean! Enjoyed some lovely foods from higher-end shops and restaurants, wandered through charming neighborhoods, and all the while engaging in the kind of easy fun conversations one would expect on a day out with a friend.”
3.5-hour Brussels food tour with beer, main dishes, waffle and chocolate, walking from Place Poelaert to Galerie de la Reine.
“If you’re looking for a tour with a more private experience versus one with a large group, this is your tour! Mayra was absolutely wonderful, pleasant and felt a part of our family as she guided us throughout the city. Highly recommended!”
Private Brussels food tour with 10 tastings, local guide, and key sights like La Bourse and Halles St Géry. 3 hours, CO2 offset.
“We only experienced FOUR (4) tastings. Our guide had to tun off to another tour. We stood on a long line to taste beef stew and Belgium fries. The tour guide fed her dog some our our fries. This was a rip off. What happened to the other food samples? And no drink samples at…”
Private Brussels food tour with 10 tastings, city sights, local beer, fries, chocolate, and more, led by an English-speaking guide.
“Su was an excellent guide!! She walked us around the city center and we got to try sea food, fries, beer, chocolate, waffles, and tea/coffee! She was knowledgeable about Brussels history and landmarks and was so kind. She brought along a friend and it felt like we were just out with friends around town. Highly…”
A 3-hour Secret Food Tours Brussels walk with brioche, hot cocoa, beer stew, chocolates, biscuits, and the city’s best waffle—small group.
“The food was amazing. Our guide was pleasant. We learned a lot about Brussels. We got our money's worth. Our experience would have been enhanced by a wireless tour guide audio system because we had difficulty hearing.”
A 2.5-hour Brussels walk mixing **chocolate tastings** and **Belgian beer samples**, ending at Delirium’s legendary bar.
“Not sure of the ladies name but such a lovely person, would recommend her, knew what she was talking about and made the experience very interesting”
A private 3-hour Brussels food walk with 6–8 tastings, craft beer and chocolate stops, African Quarter bites, and an itinerary built around you.
“The tour guide Paola was very nice but this was not a food tour. Over the course of 3 hours we ate an assortment of cheese, three pieces of chocolate, one craft beer and were offered another drink. We paid $187 usd per person for a food tour. Paola did show us around the center…”
The whole city, plus the fairytale towns and battlefields a short train ride away.
