Category: Amsterdam Food & Drink

The fabled brown cafes of Amsterdam are arguably as worthy of a visit as any landmark or tourist attraction. Few places in the city encapsulate Dutch culture and traditions like these inviting, rustic nooks, where gezelligheid, otherwise known as coziness, and social gatherings go hand-in-hand. I’ve discussed these cafes on...

In Amsterdam brunch is more than a meal in between breakfast and lunch, it’s an opportunity to experience the city’s cozy café culture. Whether you’re craving a classic Dutch uitsmijter open-faced egg sandwich, a pannenkoek, or avocado toast there are tons of great brunch spots to include in an Amsterdam...

Amsterdam has become a haven for gluten-free travelers, offering an impressive range of restaurants, bakeries, and shops that cater to those with dietary restrictions. This guide will help you find gluten-free spots and restaurants with flexible options on your next Amsterdam food tour.   Gluten-Free Dining Experiences in Amsterdam Amsterdam...

The Dutch and cheese: a love affair for the ages. Anyone who’s been to the Netherlands can tell you that Dutch fondness for dairy runs deep – especially for kaas, or cheese. Dutch people consume 25% more dairy products on average than the British or Americans. You might be wondering:...

When dreaming of an Amsterdam adventure, you may be wondering what types of foods you can try in this amazing city. There are many foods to eat—from street foods and tasty snacks to full sit-down meals. The interesting thing about Amsterdam is it has a rich mix of culture intertwined...

This post was originally published on July 27, 2015 and was updated on November, 2017. Whether you’re visiting and looking to experience something uniquely Amsterdam, or you’re an Amsterdammer who wants to mix up your culinary routine, cooking classes are a fun way to try something new with the help...

Before we even get into the nitty gritty of Dutch cheese, it’s best to start with how not to pronounce it. And I’m talking gouda here. Just to get things straight, Gouda is not pronounced “goo-da”. The Dutch “g” is a tricky beast: it’s a guttural sound much like clearing...

The canals of Amsterdam are deservedly one of our most popular visitor attractions, and as we have talked about before here at Eating Amsterdam, you simply cannot leave town without experiencing them firsthand. You can even choose to arrive into the city in style aboard the Floating Dutchman, an amphibious...