Ghent Food Tours
Taste your way through Ghent: Belgian chocolate, waffles, frites, local cheeses, beer, the famous cuberdon “little noses” sweets, and hearty Flemish dishes like waterzooi stew, on food tours through the old town. A delicious, sociable way to discover Flemish flavours with a local host.
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Food Tours in Ghent — FAQ
What food is Ghent famous for?
Ghent is known for cuberdons (cone-shaped “little nose” sweets), waterzooi (a creamy Flemish stew), Belgian chocolate, waffles, frites, beer and local cheeses; food tours sample these across the old town.
What is a Ghent food tour like?
A Ghent food tour takes you to artisan shops and bistros for tastings of cuberdons, chocolate, cheese, beer and Flemish dishes, with a local host sharing the city’s food culture.
Are Ghent food tours worth it?
Yes — a guided food tour is a tasty, sociable way to discover Flemish flavours and the best local spots, with stories and tastings you’d miss exploring on your own.