Delicatessen in Amsterdam
Want to take a taste of Amsterdam home? Here are the shops and stands where locals buy their herring, chips, croquettes, apple pie, cheese and sweets, with opening hours and what to ask for.
Vleminckx de Sausmeester Fries
Fries in a paper cone since 1957, with more than 25 sauces: the classic Amsterdam fries stand.
Eetsalon Van Dobben Kroket & sandwiches
Family-run snack bar of 1945 near Rembrandtplein, famous for its kroket on a soft roll with mustard.
Banketbakkerij Lanskroon Stroopwafels & pastry
Bakery on the Singel that has baked stroopwafels daily since 1958, with a tea room and good pastries.
Winkel 43 Apple pie
The café with Amsterdam's best-known apple pie: deep, chunky and served with whipped cream.
Het Oud-Hollandsch Snoepwinkeltje Liquorice & sweets
Tiny Jordaan sweet shop with jars of Dutch liquorice (drop), toffees and old-fashioned sweets by weight.
Frens Haringhandel Herring
Family-run herring stand on Koningsplein for 30 years: fresh Hollandse Nieuwe with raw onions and pickles, the Dutch way.
De Kaaskamer van Amsterdam Cheese
Cheese shop in the Nine Streets stacked to the ceiling with over 400 cheeses, Dutch farmhouse Gouda first.
Plan your trip → Put these places in a day plan with walking times.
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Checked: 7 October 2026. Prices and hours can change; check the official site before you go.