One look through the glass facade of De Laatste Kruimel is enough to pull you in for a quick bite. The charming little bakery and cafe is a hit with the locals for its melt-in-your-mouth scones, delectable quiches and other baked goodies. There's a perennial buzz about the place throughout the day; with locals stopping by for their breakfast in the mornings while tourists start trickling in later in the day. Hearty sandwiches and other preparations are ideal for a quick lunch. Wash it down with the selection of fruit juices and smoothies or coffee and tea. The bakery utilizes organic and seasonal ingredients in their delectable specials. You can settle down at one of the little tables or simply take away to savor while walking through the charming neighborhood.
This cute little deli is located very conveniently, right near Amsterdam's busy Dam Square. The small shop sells a variety of traditional Dutch speciality foods, both prepared and packaged. Rob Wigboldus Vishandel is particularly well known for its herring, a favorite Dutch snack. In addition to the herring, visitors can try a variety of other traditional fish dishes either smoked, raw, pickled or fried. You can try these local specialities on their own or have them make a sandwich out of them with traditional garnishes like different sauces, onion and pickle.
Perched at the top of a very steep staircase, the appropriately named Pannenkoekenhuis Upstairs offers traditional Dutch pancakes to those customers brave enough to make the climb. The atmosphere is intimate to say the least, and with only five tables this pancake house is not set up for large groups. Whether you want sweet or savory pancakes, you can find something tasty on the menu such as the tempting bacon, cheese, and tomato or the traditional syrup pancake. Prices may be a little high, but the sizeable portions mean these pancakes are more than a snack. Opening hours can also be a little unpredictable.
Serving steady staples of sandwiches with hearty fillings, Broodje Bert is the best cure for hangovers in the city. The namesake Broodje Bert sandwich involves Turkish bread being packed with grilled meatballs, topped with lettuce, peppers, tomatoes and drizzled in sauce creation an action packed bite, in every bite. The menu also includes options of burgers and omlets. So for a hearty meal at a great price, try the Broodje Bert.
A favorite among locals on their lunch breaks, Singel 404 is a down to earth little sandwich shop with a great range of lunchtime treats. The shop itself is small, a fact that belies the truly large menu. Without much room to sit and enjoy your meal, the summer months see the waterside terrace constantly full of people taking a break with a sandwich or a home-made cake. It may be popular with locals, but Singel 404 is happy to serve tourists too and menus can be found in English.
For pizza lovers in Amsterdam, MangiAncora is among the top places to get your fix of the Italian classic. Opened in 2009, this pizzeria serves authentic Neapolitan varieties straight out of the traditional wood-fired oven. They also feature pasta, lasagna, breads, salads and specialty foods imported from Italy. Dine in or enjoy your meal outdoors on a scenic spot in De Pijp.
This cute little deli is located very conveniently, right near Amsterdam's busy Dam Square. The small shop sells a variety of traditional Dutch speciality foods, both prepared and packaged. Rob Wigboldus Vishandel is particularly well known for its herring, a favorite Dutch snack. In addition to the herring, visitors can try a variety of other traditional fish dishes either smoked, raw, pickled or fried. You can try these local specialities on their own or have them make a sandwich out of them with traditional garnishes like different sauces, onion and pickle.
Perched at the top of a very steep staircase, the appropriately named Pannenkoekenhuis Upstairs offers traditional Dutch pancakes to those customers brave enough to make the climb. The atmosphere is intimate to say the least, and with only five tables this pancake house is not set up for large groups. Whether you want sweet or savory pancakes, you can find something tasty on the menu such as the tempting bacon, cheese, and tomato or the traditional syrup pancake. Prices may be a little high, but the sizeable portions mean these pancakes are more than a snack. Opening hours can also be a little unpredictable.
If you're in the mood to try some traditional style Swedish Broodjes, or sandwiches; the family run deli and grocery shop is the perfect place to check out. Popular as a lunch spot with locals, the little place is often crowded at mid-day with people queuing up for their sandwiches. With savory fillings like home-made roast beef, pastrami, sausage, bacon and brie there's enough to choose from. A good place to pick up a quick lunch on the go, at reasonable prices.
IJsmanschap is a popular ice cream stop among the locals. Though almost all the flavors of handcrafted popsicles are good but the strawberry flavor is highly recommended. Extra toppings can be added to any flavor by paying a small amount. Don’t be surprised if the variety of ice cream flavors and toppings leave you spoiled for choice. In addition to the ice creams, they also serve LOT 61, a beverage well-known as one of the trendiest coffees in the city.
Foodware has a total of three locations in Amsterdam, this one being the most recently opened in the 'Jordaan' area. All three shops mostly focus on a take away service, however there are always a few chairs inside available if you'd like to stop and eat! Meat, fish and vegetarian options can all be found from the large deli counters, with the produce all being purchased locally from the city markets. They also serve freshly made sandwiches and home made soups.
One look through the glass facade of De Laatste Kruimel is enough to pull you in for a quick bite. The charming little bakery and cafe is a hit with the locals for its melt-in-your-mouth scones, delectable quiches and other baked goodies. There's a perennial buzz about the place throughout the day; with locals stopping by for their breakfast in the mornings while tourists start trickling in later in the day. Hearty sandwiches and other preparations are ideal for a quick lunch. Wash it down with the selection of fruit juices and smoothies or coffee and tea. The bakery utilizes organic and seasonal ingredients in their delectable specials. You can settle down at one of the little tables or simply take away to savor while walking through the charming neighborhood.