A Verona food tour is the easy way into the food of the Veneto: wine from the hills outside town, risotto made with Amarone and a gelato to finish. Two walking tours lead Viator, and both start on Corso Porta Borsari. Verona All in one: Food Walking Tour, Lunch & Wine is rated 4.9 across 376 reviews, from about $110. Verona Full Meal & Wine Tasting Walking Tour by Do Eat Better is rated 4.9 across 239 reviews, from about $95.
Italy2Love is a Viator affiliate. Bookings are completed on Viator, not on this site, and we earn a commission on bookings made through our links — at no extra cost to you. Prices and availability shown on Viator are the ones that apply.
The verdict
Both tours last three hours, so choose by what you want to eat. The all-in-one tour is our pick. It moves through the day in order: a Veronese breakfast with pastries and espresso, an aperitif with wine and handmade meatballs, lunch in a historic osteria with Amarone risotto, a tasting with a sommelier at a wine shop, then gelato. It ends near Ponte Pietra. Children under 6 can’t join.
Do Eat Better’s tour costs less. Its stops add up to a full meal at four or more places, with three alcoholic drinks and water, and it ends in Piazza Erbe. The supplier warns that the guide may speak both English and Italian. One reviewer notes that Verona’s traditional horse and donkey dishes were offered, and that you can skip them.
Both offer free cancellation up to 24 hours before, and neither is wheelchair accessible.
Both tours meet on Corso Porta Borsari 57A. Look for a yellow “TOUR” sign under the arches for the all-in-one tour, and the Porta Borsari name sign for Do Eat Better. For the sights, compare the Verona walking tour options.
Which one is for you?
Take the all-in-one tour if
- You want the most-reviewed tour: 376 reviews.
- You want lunch with Amarone risotto.
- You want a sommelier-led tasting.
- You want to end with gelato.
Take Do Eat Better if
- You want the lower price, from about $95.
- You want three drinks included.
- You want to end in Piazza Erbe.
- You want to try local specialties.
What each price covers
The all-in-one tour, from about $110
Included: a Veronese breakfast with pastries and espresso, an aperitif with wine and handmade meatballs, lunch in a historic osteria with Amarone risotto, a wine tasting with a sommelier, gelato and a licensed local guide.
Not included: hotel pickup and drop-off.
Do Eat Better’s tour, from about $95
Included: food at four or more stops that adds up to a full meal, three alcoholic drinks for guests 18 and over, water and an English-speaking local guide.
Not included: gratuities.
Where each one starts
- All-in-one tour: Corso Porta Borsari 57A, under the arches. It ends near Ponte Pietra.
- Do Eat Better: Porta Borsari, Corso Porta Borsari 57A. It ends in Piazza Erbe.
Side by side
| All in one | Do Eat Better | |
|---|---|---|
| Rating | 4.9 from 376 | 4.9 from 239 |
| Five-star reviews | 348 (93%) | 228 (95%) |
| Price | from about $110 | from about $95 |
| Length | 3 hours | 3 hours |
| Food | Breakfast to gelato, with lunch | A full meal over 4+ stops |
| Drinks | Aperitif wine, sommelier tasting | 3 alcoholic drinks, water |
| Ends | Near Ponte Pietra | Piazza Erbe |
| Children | Not under 6 | Drinks for 18+ only |
| Cancellation | Free up to 24 hours before | Free up to 24 hours before |
What travelers say
On the all-in-one tour
Don’t miss this tour of Verona!
Adam_E, September 2026, via Viator
Beatrice was an excellent guide, the food and wine was delicious
Sharon_S, September 2026, via Viator
On Do Eat Better’s tour
We ate our way around Verona’s city center with our delightful guide Martina
Amy, September 2026, via Viator
Our tour guide, Francesca, introduced us to local food and wine as well as some of the history of Verona.
Laurie_G, September 2026, via Viator
The all-in-one tour has 93% five-star ratings from 376 reviews, with two ratings of two stars or lower. Do Eat Better has 95% from 239, with one. Reviewers of both name their guides and mention the history they heard between stops.
More of Verona and its wine country
In town, compare the Verona walking tour and read our Verona itinerary and guide to Verona tours.
For the wine behind the Amarone risotto, see the Valpolicella wine tour and our guide to Valpolicella wine tasting.
Questions travelers ask
Which Verona food tour should I book?
For the full day of food in three hours, the All in one: Food Walking Tour, rated 4.9 from 376 reviews on Viator, from about $110 (checked October 2026). For a lower price and three drinks, Do Eat Better’s Full Meal & Wine Tasting Walking Tour, rated 4.9 from 239 reviews, from about $95.
What do you eat on a Verona food tour?
The all-in-one tour lists breakfast pastries and espresso, handmade meatballs, Amarone risotto in a historic osteria and gelato. Do Eat Better’s stops add up to a full meal at four or more places.
Where do Verona food tours start?
Both meet on Corso Porta Borsari 57A. The all-in-one tour ends near Ponte Pietra and Do Eat Better ends in Piazza Erbe.
Can kids join a Verona food tour?
Children under 6 can’t join the all-in-one tour, which lists discounted rates for older children. On Do Eat Better, alcoholic drinks are for guests 18 and over.
Can I cancel a Verona food tour?
Both offer free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start.
Book the all-in-one tour for breakfast to gelato with a sommelier; book Do Eat Better for a full meal and three drinks at a lower price.
Editorial assessment by Italy2Love, October 2026. Menus, inclusions, meeting and end points, age limits, prices, ratings, review counts and cancellation terms read on both Viator product pages (product codes 6476TASTE and 51159P14), October 1, 2026. Reviews quoted with attribution to their authors and to Viator. Next review March 2027, or sooner on any change to either option.