Tastes of Amsterdam Guided Tour : Dutch Snacks and Local Markets
Join a Tastes of Amsterdam guided tour. Explore Amsterdam’s Street food, from stroopwafels and herring to Dutch apple pie. Complete our short travel plan form to compare food tours and choose the experience that suits your trip.
Try Dutch Market Snacks at Albert Cuyp Market
Explore Albert Cuyp Market, one of Amsterdam’s best-known open-air markets. It is open Monday through Saturday, with food, clothing, produce, and other goods sold by individual market stalls. Albert Cuyp Market: hours Albert Cuyp Market: market information
Depending on the stalls open during your visit, you may find a warm stroopwafel, kibbeling, Dutch herring served with onions and pickles, and other local or international snacks. Specific foods are not guaranteed at every stall or tour.
Visit Noordermarkt on the Right Market Day
Noordermarkt offers different market experiences on different days. Its Saturday market includes organic food vendors selling items such as bread, cheese, produce, and fish. On Monday, the square hosts a general-goods market instead. Biologische Noordermarkt Noordermarkt: market setup
The availability of particular cheeses, seafood, and baked goods depends on the vendors present. Nearby cafés may offer Dutch apple pie, or appeltaart, though a café stop may not be part of every tour.
Explore Foodhallen at De Hallen
For a wide choice of cuisines in one place, visit Foodhallen, an indoor food market inside De Hallen, a former tram depot dating from 1905. The Amsterdam venue currently lists 19 culinary stalls, with food choices and vendors subject to change. De Hallen: history Foodhallen Amsterdam
Depending on the stalls, you may find international dishes alongside Dutch snacks such as bitterballen, fried bites traditionally filled with ragout. Drinks, including craft beer, are available at selected bars, but menus vary.
Compare Amsterdam Food Tour Options
Tours may differ in neighbourhood, duration, group size, guide language, and number of included tastings. Some focus on Dutch specialties in one neighbourhood, while others may visit a market or food hall. Experiences around 3–4 hours are available, but the actual route, tastings, and hotel transportation depend on the package.
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