A lot of restaurants in Amsterdam have started to use more and more locally grown ingredients and serve ecological/organic food. (Hooray!) Next to this there is a big use of second hand furniture. The city offers a lot of vibrant,…Open the full description
A lot of restaurants in Amsterdam have started to use more and more locally grown ingredients and serve ecological/organic food. (Hooray!) Next to this there is a big use of second hand furniture.
The city offers a lot of vibrant, original and responsible places to eat, from snackbars til vegan restaurants. So please promise us to not fall for that 5-Euro-Pizza or the steakhouse.
foodhallen
Cafes
33
5
This rather unknown place is great for everyone searching for food. What I really enjoy about it is that there are also shops selling local stuff and that there are frequent events. Go there for lunch coffee shopping or just to read a book in peace.
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Dappermarkt
Budget Meals
20
6
A walk on this market goes like this: A typical Dutch flower stand next to one with Indian spices. One further there is Vietnamese food and his neighbor sells Italian snacks. The man that sells Belgian fries opposite to him waves at the kids of his Surinam neighbor. All these cultures move in great harmony for many years now.
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Local Experience
Private dinner on the water: Amsterdam dinner cruise
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70
EUR
Duration
2 h
Languages
English, Dutch, German
Sunday Market Amsterdam
Budget Meals
25
0
The Sunday Market brings together all different kinds of people, fashion lovers, art lovers, families with small kids and students. It feels like you are in a separate, hip town within the city. And for you maybe most important: Get a souvenir that no one else will bring home.
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Van Stapele Koekmakerij
Budget Meals
19
4
If you are looking for the ultimate indulgence, or a highlight to a picnic when heading to the Voldelpark, you can't go wrong with a box of 6 of these cookies. They are always cooked to perfection, served warm the whole day through and immaculately presented.
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White Label Coffee
Cafes
7
1
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Part of the Jan Eef, a local collective of independent shop owners, White Label adds a new level of fun to a street that is slowly reinventing itself. White Label offer a lovely spot of refuge from the bustle outside and the owners are somewhat local legends. You'll see for yourself when you go.
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Brouwerij 't IJ
Cafes
14
5
The atmosphere is friendly and local. The brewery has an outdoor terrace.
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Private dinner on the water: Amsterdam dinner cruise
Prices from
70
EUR
Duration
2 h
Languages
English, Dutch, German
't Kuyltje
Budget Meals
14
1
This little sandwich shop is probably the best classic sandwich shop that Amsterdam has to offer. The owner, John Fontaine, is a butcher from origin but he decided to take over this little sandwich shop in 1995. They serve all kinds of dutch classic sandwiches which you should accompany by a good glass of fresh milk.
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Bazar
Budget Meals
27
6
If you are tired of all the kroketten, herring and poffertjes and you want to explore food from another culture, Bazar is a great place to go to. Surprisingly low prices for all such lovely food: couscous, mosamma, kebab and other dishes from North Africa and the Middle East.
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HEMA
Budget Meals
26
8
HEMA is a (small) department store that sells local food, clothes and all sorts of supplies. But next to that they are also famous for their restaurant/cafeteria. The €1 breakfast and '4'o'clock' (coffee and cake) are local favorites.
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Albert Heijn
Budget Meals
15
3
Albert Heijn is not the most favorite for no reason. The fruits they sell are always fresh and good. Most shops have an in-store bakery, butcher and cheese seller. Get something fresh to go and enjoy it in a nearby park. Oh and most shops also have a shelf with products for tourists (stroopwafels etc.)
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Plantage Doklaan
Pubs
12
0
Visit Plantage Doklaan if you want to have an intelligent conversation with one of the regular visitors or maybe the Dokkers themselves. About the artwork on the wall. About the Liberal Arts that are going on. About the history of Amsterdam. Or maybe about the great food that they will make you for just €5,-.
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Café de Pijp
Budget Meals
10
1
This is where real Amsterdammers go for a drink. If you've heard of the after work tradition of a "borrel", then this is where to do it. The only 2 words of Dutch you will need are "bier" and "bitterballen" (untranslatable Dutch snack!) - "graag" (please) is optional!
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FEBO
Budget Meals
14
3
If you want to try the traditional Dutch fried food, FEBO is your place to go. This time it isn't the shops that are impressive, but the quality of their snacks and the way they present them. FEBO sells their snacks through automatics in the wall.
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De Ruimte
Pubs
8
1
The atmosphere is very relaxed, loose and DIY. The staff is very nice and friendly. And everytime you come, you get inspired by a clash of activities: in one room people are eating, in another one young jazz musicians play their ass off, young creatives relax on the terrace and you might run into people in bathrobes on their way to the sauna.
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Hartog's Volkoren Bakkerij
Budget Meals
9
1
Visit the bakery if you want to experience a typical Dutch breakfast or lunch. And with typical I mean the way most Dutch people have it at home. You can for example just order one slice of one bread with cheese and another one with.. whatever you like. Nice detail: You can peek inside the bakery when you order.
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