3 tours · €82–€102 per person · ★ 4.9
For a Verona food tour, we read every listing and kept 3 tours rated 4.5★ or higher. Prices run from €82 per person for a full meal tasting walk to €102 for a history and food walk with lunch or dinner. A Verona food and wine walking tour combines exploring the city with a local guide and eating a meal along the way, with wine included.
A quick way to choose: if you want a Verona street food tour, check the meal format, as some walks include a seated lunch or trattoria dinner. On the full meal tasting walk, the guide may speak both English and Italian during the tour, and guests with severe or life threatening food allergies cannot participate. The best reviewed Verona food tours come first below.
Discover Verona through its flavors on our Verona Food Tour, a journey through the city’s historic streets and charming squares. Taste beloved local d...
This food tour is the perfect introduction to the city, combining its history, culture, and gastronomy in one unique experience. Meet your guide and ...
This tour gives you a unique experience, showing how local lives while learning about the city’s traditions and our culture. From handcrafted cheeses ...
Tours and prices on this page last updated October 1, 2026
Editorial picks checked: September 15, 2026 · Ranked by Meal content, booking conditions and Guidekin weighted score.. Prices and ratings on tour cards are live. Commissions never affect the order.
We compared all 3 shared Verona food walks on this page for meal content, included wine and booking restrictions.
Book Do Eat Better's Deal first: a full meal across four or more stops in 3h, minimum two guests; 4.92 from 239 reviews at €82 per person.
Book All in One's Shared Group as lunch: risotto and a sommelier wine tasting, no children under six; 4.9 from 375 reviews at €95 per person.
| Tour | Best for | Price | Rating | Duration | Trade-off |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Full Meal & Wine by Do Eat Better | Full meal, four or more stops | €82 per person | 4.92★ (239) | 3h | Severe food allergies cannot be handled |
| All in One: Food Walk, Lunch & Wine | Lunch with sommelier tasting | €95 per person | 4.9★ (375) | 3h | Children under six cannot join |
| Food & Wine, Lunch or Dinner & Funicular | Vegetarian meal and funicular | €102 per person | 4.85★ (424) | 3h 30m | Route requires moderate fitness |
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Discover Verona through its flavors on our Verona Food Tour, a journey through the city’s historic streets and charming squares. Taste beloved local d...
This food tour is the perfect introduction to the city, combining its history, culture, and gastronomy in one unique experience. Meet your guide and ...
This tour gives you a unique experience, showing how local lives while learning about the city’s traditions and our culture. From handcrafted cheeses ...
Book one of these as the meal itself and skip the restaurant afterwards: each of the 3 walks on this page is built around a lunch or a dinner with wine, not a row of small tastes. 3 food walks sit on this page, none of them private, median 3 hours, with 2 of the 3 that state a duration taking up to 3 hours and 1 running 3 to 5 hours. Median €95 per person, the middle 50% €89 to €99, from €82, and that price covers the food as well as the guiding. For example the walk with food, wine, history, lunch or dinner and the funicular, 4.85 from 424 reviews at €102; the other two listings name a full meal and a lunch with a wine tasting.
Give a food walk an afternoon or an evening rather than a spare hour: median 3 hours at median €95 per person, with the meal and the wine inside that price. 2 of the 3 walks that state a duration take up to 3 hours, 1 runs 3 to 5 hours and none runs longer. The middle 50% cost €89 to €99 per person, from €82, and 3 operators sit behind the 3 listings. One benchmark: the walk with food, wine, history and the funicular, 4.85 from 424 reviews at €102.
Yes, and that is the reason to book a food walk instead of a separate tasting: all 3 listings pour wine with the food, so you get the eating and the drinking in one booking. All 3 walks name wine next to the food and none of them are private, so you drink with a shared group. The walk with food, wine, history and the funicular, 4.85 from 424 reviews at €102, is one; the other two name drinks for adults with a full meal and a sommelier led tasting at lunch. If wine is the whole point, the wine rubric has the tastings and the winery days instead.
A vegetarian should take the walk with food, wine, history and the funicular, which names a vegetarian meal. With small children, read the age limit and the allergy line first: they are not the same on every listing. 3 of 3 walks are marked for strollers and infants, which is what the kids filter checks, and 1 is operator marked as wheelchair accessible: filter first, then confirm with the operator. One listing does not take children under six and another states that severe food allergies cannot be handled. That funicular walk, 4.85 from 424 reviews at €102, also states a route that asks for moderate fitness.
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Plan to meet your guide in the centre: none of the 3 food walks list hotel pickup, so choose by the meal and leave yourself time to reach the start on foot. Hotel pickup is marked on none of 3 food walks. Their meeting points are in Verona, and 3 run as shared listings across 3 operators. English is offered on each walk; Italian appears on selected options, and a guide may use both languages. Select the language and confirm the meeting point for your departure.
Figures in these answers come from the 3 tours on this page, as of October 1, 2026.