Top street food places to visit in Amsterdam

One of the best things about Amsterdam is its diversity. With people from all over the world calling this city home, the
street food scene is truly international. Here are the top street
food places to visit.

3. Albert Cuyp Market

If you want a taste of authentic Amsterdam street food, head to the Albert Cuyp Market in De Pijp. This
bustling street market is famous for its freshly made stroopwafels, herring, and Surinamese roti. It’s the perfect place to
snack while strolling through one of the city’s liveliest neighbourhoods.

4. Ten Katemarkt

Less touristy but equally delicious, Ten Katemarkt in Amsterdam-West is where locals go for fresh produce and
affordable bites. Don’t miss the Turkish gözleme (savoury pancakes) or a piping hot plate of Indonesian satay.

Top 3 tapas restaurants in Amsterdam

Tapas have become a staple in Amsterdam’s dining scene, thanks to the city’s love for shared dining and
international flavours. Whether you prefer authentic Spanish tapas or creative
modern variations, there’s plenty to choose from.

1. Tia Rosa

Located on Reguliersgracht, Tia Rosa offers a traditional Spanish tapas experience. With an extensive
menu, refreshing sangria, and a cozy atmosphere, you’ll feel right at home.
It’s perfect for a relaxed evening out with friends or family.

2. Pata Negra

For something more traditional, Pata Negra on Utrechtsestraat brings authentic Spanish vibes to
Amsterdam. The restaurant is lively, colourful, and always buzzing.
Their jamón ibérico and gambas al ajillo are local favourites.

3. Restaurant Duende Dos

This cozy spot, Restaurant Duende Dos, is a hidden gem where flamenco performances sometimes accompany the
dining experience. The rustic setting, paired with generous portions of tapas,
makes you feel like you’ve been transported to Andalusia.

Tips for foodies exploring Amsterdam

If you’re planning a trip to Amsterdam and want to make the most of its culinary scene, here are some quick tips:

– Mix Local with Global: Try Dutch classics like bitterballen and herring, but don’t miss out on international flavours
like Indonesian rijsttafel or Middle Eastern falafel.

– Explore Different Districts: De Pijp, Jordaan, and Amsterdam-West are
all foodie havens with unique atmospheres.

– Visit Markets: Amsterdam’s markets are not just for shopping, they’re food destinations in themselves.

– Stay Flexible: The best meals often happen when you stumble upon a
small café or food truck you didn’t plan on visiting.

Where to stay while enjoying Amsterdam’s food scene

After indulging in Amsterdam’s street food and tapas, you’ll want a comfortable place to relax. Cityden
Aparthotels offer the perfect blend of home-like comfort and hotel-style service, making them an excellent choice for both short stays and long stays.

– Cityden BoLo District is especially ideal if you want to be close to Amsterdam-
West’s foodie hotspots and, of course, to enjoy Lucia’s Streetfood & Bar.

– Spacious apartments, stylish design, and convenient amenities make Cityden
the perfect base for your Amsterdam adventure.

Final thoughts

Amsterdam is a paradise for food lovers, with a street food and tapas scene that reflects the city’s cultural diversity and
love for shared dining. From lively markets to trendy food halls, from authentic Spanish tapas to creative
global bites, there’s always something new to discover.

And when you’re looking for a stylish spot to enjoy global flavours without leaving your accommodation,
Lucia’s Streetfood & Bar at Cityden BoLo District is the place to be.

For a memorable stay, and a culinary journey in itself, book your stay at
Cityden Aparthotels and experience Amsterdam through its food.