



by Brussels Food Tour Do Eat Better Experience
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.€190The Brussels Food Walking Tour with Full Meal and Drinks by Do Eat Better lasts about three and a half hours and takes place in the central districts of Brussels, including Quartier Marolles, Quartier du Sablon, and the Grande Place. The tour begins at Place Poelaert, where participants meet the local English-speaking guide and the group. The first stop is in Marollen for a tasting of classic Belgian shrimp croquettes. Next, the group sits down at a traditional restaurant to enjoy boulettes à la gueuze, which are meatballs served with a beer sauce and Belgian fries. After the main course, the tour continues to a historic venue that once hosted artists and intellectuals, where guests have a local beer paired with typical snacks. Near the Manneken Pis statue, participants taste a plain Belgian waffle with sugar to highlight its authentic flavor. The final stop is at Galerie de la Reine, a 19th-century arcade, where the group visits a chocolate shop to sample a variety of Belgian chocolates. The tour includes all meals, alcoholic drinks with non-alcoholic options, water, and the guide’s commentary, which may be in English and French. Vegetarian options are available, but guests with severe food allergies cannot participate. The minimum drinking age is 18. Tastings may vary depending on seasonal availability and partner restaurants.
Brussels
Brussels combines 19th-century architecture, Art Deco, and modern skyscrapers, forming a cosmopolitan city with diverse neighborhoods. The tour passes through interesting parts of the city with a local expert who explains the local food specialties. Participants will taste Belgian fish and meat dishes, beers, waffles, and chocolates. Food offerings may change according to season and availability.
Place Poelaert
The tour starts at Place Poelaert where guests meet the guide and group members before beginning the culinary experience.
Marollen
In Marollen, the group tries shrimp croquettes, a classic Belgian appetizer with a soft creamy interior and a crisp exterior.
45 min
Traditional Restaurant
Guests sit in a traditional restaurant to enjoy boulettes à la gueuze, which are tender meatballs in a beer sauce, served with a generous portion of Belgian fries.
60 min
Historic Beer Venue
At a historic location formerly frequented by artists and intellectuals, guests have a glass of local beer accompanied by typical snacks during a 45-minute stop.
45 min
Manneken Pis Waffle Shop
Near the Manneken Pis statue, guests try one of the best waffles in town served plain with sugar only, highlighting the authentic flavors of this dessert in a 30-minute stop.
30 min
Galerie de la Reine Chocolate Shop
The final stop is the 19th-century Galerie de la Reine, where guests visit a chocolate shop to sample various Belgian chocolates during 30 minutes, concluding the tour with a sweet tasting.
30 min
You will meet your your Local Expert for the Do Eat Better Experience Brussels Food Tour near the "Monument à la Gloire de l'Infanterie Belge"
End point
Please, bear in mind that the end point may slightly change according to the availability of our partners.




by Brussels Food Tour Do Eat Better Experience
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.€190The Brussels Food Walking Tour with Full Meal and Drinks by Do Eat Better lasts about three and a half hours and takes place in the central districts of Brussels, including Quartier Marolles, Quartier du Sablon, and the Grande Place. The tour begins at Place Poelaert, where participants meet the local English-speaking guide and the group. The first stop is in Marollen for a tasting of classic Belgian shrimp croquettes. Next, the group sits down at a traditional restaurant to enjoy boulettes à la gueuze, which are meatballs served with a beer sauce and Belgian fries. After the main course, the tour continues to a historic venue that once hosted artists and intellectuals, where guests have a local beer paired with typical snacks. Near the Manneken Pis statue, participants taste a plain Belgian waffle with sugar to highlight its authentic flavor. The final stop is at Galerie de la Reine, a 19th-century arcade, where the group visits a chocolate shop to sample a variety of Belgian chocolates. The tour includes all meals, alcoholic drinks with non-alcoholic options, water, and the guide’s commentary, which may be in English and French. Vegetarian options are available, but guests with severe food allergies cannot participate. The minimum drinking age is 18. Tastings may vary depending on seasonal availability and partner restaurants.
Brussels
Brussels combines 19th-century architecture, Art Deco, and modern skyscrapers, forming a cosmopolitan city with diverse neighborhoods. The tour passes through interesting parts of the city with a local expert who explains the local food specialties. Participants will taste Belgian fish and meat dishes, beers, waffles, and chocolates. Food offerings may change according to season and availability.
Place Poelaert
The tour starts at Place Poelaert where guests meet the guide and group members before beginning the culinary experience.
Marollen
In Marollen, the group tries shrimp croquettes, a classic Belgian appetizer with a soft creamy interior and a crisp exterior.
45 min
Traditional Restaurant
Guests sit in a traditional restaurant to enjoy boulettes à la gueuze, which are tender meatballs in a beer sauce, served with a generous portion of Belgian fries.
60 min
Historic Beer Venue
At a historic location formerly frequented by artists and intellectuals, guests have a glass of local beer accompanied by typical snacks during a 45-minute stop.
45 min
Manneken Pis Waffle Shop
Near the Manneken Pis statue, guests try one of the best waffles in town served plain with sugar only, highlighting the authentic flavors of this dessert in a 30-minute stop.
30 min
Galerie de la Reine Chocolate Shop
The final stop is the 19th-century Galerie de la Reine, where guests visit a chocolate shop to sample various Belgian chocolates during 30 minutes, concluding the tour with a sweet tasting.
30 min
You will meet your your Local Expert for the Do Eat Better Experience Brussels Food Tour near the "Monument à la Gloire de l'Infanterie Belge"
End point
Please, bear in mind that the end point may slightly change according to the availability of our partners.