VERONA
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The 13 food tours worth your time in Verona - what each one costs, how long it runs, and who to book it through.
Verona all-in-one food and wine walking tour with espresso breakfast, Amarone risotto lunch, wine tastings, and gelato.
Most Popular“Lunch was not good, 90% of group did not eat it. Wine quality during wine tasting was subpar.Guide was excellent but quality of food and wine can be much better. For the price we were expecting a lot more.”
Taste Verona’s classics and Valpolicella wines on a 3-hour walking tour from Porta Borsari, with espresso, meatballs, and wine.
“Excellent tour guide, clearly explaining everything. Brilliant wine and food to teaser.”
A 2-hour Verona food and wine walk with 9 tastings, local history stops, and two glasses of iconic wine near the Arena.
“Leo was a fantastic guide! He was so friendly and accommodating to the group. We had so much fun and learnt a lot about both the city and the products.”
Verona’s full-meal wine walking tour strings together local bites at five stops, with 3 drinks and a small-group feel in 3 hours.
“Laura was exceptional! She had knowledge of the area, the food, and the wine. We had an amazing time.”
Verona in 2 hours through cured meats, olive oil bruschetta, Valpolicella and Soave. Small-group guided food walk with sweets.
“This tour was great. My guide was very knowledgeable of the area and she was very accommodating, even though I was the only one who signed up for the night. Each place we visited had something local and new to offer.”
1.5-hour Verona food tour with olive oil, pizza-style street bites, chocolates, and Risino, plus UNESCO historic-center sightseeing.
“Our guide was very friendly and the food we tasted was good. It was also nice to have a little chat with the owner of the chocolate shop. However, most of the tastings were sweet, so you should not expect to be not hungry after the tour anymore. Fortunately, our guide had the perfect tip…”
3-hour Verona food and wine walking tour from Porta Borsari with 4+ stops, full meal dishes, and 3 local wine pairings.
“Emma took us on an excellent food tour of Verona. She as very personable and did an good job taking us to 4 different establishments to experience four different dishes; We had a great time and recommend Emma and this tour.”
Verona private home dining with a Cesarina: 4 courses, a private cooking demo, and local wine and coffee in a warm Italian setting.
“Michela was extremely welcoming into her lovely home. She was very relaxed and a pleasure to chat too. The food was delicious (particularly her grandmothers apple pie). Would highly recommend this activity.”
A private Verona food-and-culture walk with 10 tastings, local stories, and classic bites near Castel San Pietro, Synagogue sights, and Juliet’s balcony.
“This tour was not as advertised. The tour provided was a walking history tour of Verona and we experienced none of the food itinerary that was advertised in the tour description and what we paid for. We have requested a full refund from Viator, as the tour description was misleading and the advertised "Foodie" inclusions…”
A 1-hour Verona cheese tasting of five Veneto cheeses, paired with fruit, honey, jams, mustards, bread, and optional wine.
“Can’t recommend this tour enough! We’ve been to Italy several times now and it’s one of the best things we’ve done ☺️”
Taste six Valpolicella wines at Azienda Vinicola Farina, from vineyard to grape-drying loft and cellar aging, paired with local cheese.
“We thoroughly enjoyed our visit to the Farina winery. The facility is beautifully maintained and the tour mixed learning about the winery’s history with art and interesting stories. The wine itself was well worth the visit, and very reasonably priced. I can’t recommend this experience enough. A special thank you to Nicole for her excellent…”
2-hour Amarone tour near Verona with a sommelier tasting nine wines at a modern winery and an ancient sandstone cellar.
“great experience with the founder, with many anecdotes and a tasting done as it should be. Only flaw: seeing the photos we were convinced that we would go to Zymè but it was not so.”
4-hour Verona street food walk with local tastings, Piazza Erbe sights, Juliet’s House photos, and a pizza finish near the Arena.
“Very interesting and varied! Very good historical explanations! We got to know many well-known places in the historic old town, the Etsch and some well-known bridges over the Etsch. The culinary stops were particularly fitting! Nice little restaurants that offered typical Italian specialties. I can highly recommend this tour! 👍👏👏👏”
