Brussels: Secret Food Tour

Brussels: Secret Food Tour is a guided walking tour of Brussels that takes in the city's historic centre over roughly three hours and ten minutes, starting from Rue Auguste Orts. The route passes through cobbled streets and around the Grand Place, one of Europe's most celebrated medieval squares, combining neighbourhood context with a structured sequence of food and drink stops led by a live guide. For anyone planning things to do in Brussels, this tour offers a practical and well-paced introduction to Belgian culinary traditions.

The itinerary opens at a popular bakery with a soft brioche breakfast and hot chocolate, before moving to a brasserie for Belgian beef stew, fries, and beer. The Queen's Gallery provides a 19th-century setting for chocolates made by the 2020 world's best pastry chef, and a 190-year-old family boutique serves its signature biscuits along the way. The tour closes with what the guide rates as the city's best waffles. Throughout, the guide offers local recommendations and answers questions. Tickets cover all food, beers, and cocoa listed in the itinerary, with a live guide included for the full duration. Tips for the guide are not included. Wheelchair access is not available on this tour.