

by Withlocals
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€270This private food tour in Bruges lasts about three hours and includes ten tastings of local food and drinks selected by a knowledgeable local guide. The tour features a variety of items typical of Bruges cuisine, such as Brussels waffles, Belgian fries, and coffee, with vegetarian options available upon request. The guide is multilingual and focuses on sustainable, carbon-neutral experiences. The tour is designed for just the guest and their guide, ensuring a personal experience. The route includes stops at key city locations like Burg Square, where the history of Bruges is introduced, and the Gruuthusemuseum, an applied arts museum viewed from the outside while enjoying local specialties. The final stop is Math Square, named after a 16th-century mathematician who invented the decimal system for fractions. Between tastings, participants also visit notable city highlights, combining food with cultural insights in a small, non-intrusive group. This tour avoids typical tourist routes and supports the local economy by focusing on local produce. It is one of Withlocals' signature tours, emphasizing fair compensation for guides and sustainable tourism practices.
Burg Square
The tour begins at Burg Square, one of Bruges' main squares and the site of the city's origins as a fortress. Here, the local guide shares stories about Bruges. During the tour, participants will taste ten different local foods and drinks, carefully selected by the guide for authenticity.
60 min
Gruuthusemuseum
Next, the group passes by the Gruuthusemuseum, a museum of applied arts in Bruges, viewed from the outside. This stop includes tastings of Bruges classics such as Brussels waffles and Belgian fries prepared in traditional local style.
60 min
Math Square
The final stop is Math Square, named after a mathematician born in 1548 who invented the decimal system for fractions. This location offers further city highlights between food tastings, providing a combination of local dishes, drinks, and cultural points of interest.
60 min
Outside the Kruidvat Store
End point
Outside the Kruidvat Store


by Withlocals
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€270This private food tour in Bruges lasts about three hours and includes ten tastings of local food and drinks selected by a knowledgeable local guide. The tour features a variety of items typical of Bruges cuisine, such as Brussels waffles, Belgian fries, and coffee, with vegetarian options available upon request. The guide is multilingual and focuses on sustainable, carbon-neutral experiences. The tour is designed for just the guest and their guide, ensuring a personal experience. The route includes stops at key city locations like Burg Square, where the history of Bruges is introduced, and the Gruuthusemuseum, an applied arts museum viewed from the outside while enjoying local specialties. The final stop is Math Square, named after a 16th-century mathematician who invented the decimal system for fractions. Between tastings, participants also visit notable city highlights, combining food with cultural insights in a small, non-intrusive group. This tour avoids typical tourist routes and supports the local economy by focusing on local produce. It is one of Withlocals' signature tours, emphasizing fair compensation for guides and sustainable tourism practices.
Burg Square
The tour begins at Burg Square, one of Bruges' main squares and the site of the city's origins as a fortress. Here, the local guide shares stories about Bruges. During the tour, participants will taste ten different local foods and drinks, carefully selected by the guide for authenticity.
60 min
Gruuthusemuseum
Next, the group passes by the Gruuthusemuseum, a museum of applied arts in Bruges, viewed from the outside. This stop includes tastings of Bruges classics such as Brussels waffles and Belgian fries prepared in traditional local style.
60 min
Math Square
The final stop is Math Square, named after a mathematician born in 1548 who invented the decimal system for fractions. This location offers further city highlights between food tastings, providing a combination of local dishes, drinks, and cultural points of interest.
60 min
Outside the Kruidvat Store
End point
Outside the Kruidvat Store