The hot dogs were good. Service was fast, but they were a bit slow to open in the morning. Good…read morelunch spot in Utrecht.

Hands down the best hot dog I have ever had. The explosion of flavors was orgasmic. Great service,…read moreeveryone who works here are super friendly. So good I had to come back for more.

When in Amsterdam, one must have frites! This was highly recommended by our friend during a day…read moretrip to Den Haag. They fried it 2x so it's super crispy on the outside yet still soft and fluffy inside. There's nothing like it here in the US. *sad face* Their fries are cooked to order, so it does take a few minutes. We chose the fries with the Indo peanut sauce. Oh my, I can eat that sauce with anything! It's too bad there was more fries than sauce though. You could have the option to purchase additional regular sauce, but I was so stuffed by then. Great snacks to have while sightseeing in the area. Con is they only have 2 tiny tables in the store.

Truffle fries with cheese were absolutely amazing…read more Thick crispy on the outside, tender on the inside fries. Each order made fresh. Takes about 4 min. Worth the wait!! NOT cooked in beef fat. We asked! Score!!! We came back the following day they were so yummy and tried their "plain" serving with their homemade mayonnaise flavors Curry mayo & truffle for me. Miso & regular for the Mr. Tasty!!!

Foodhallen as a whole was fantastic!! So many delicious options and a fun spot to stop for lunch…read more From glancing at other reviews, I gathered that we stopped here not during peak hours as there plenty of seating. Bulls and Dogs in particular was on of my favorite places that we tried. While the dogs were a little messy to eat, they were packed with flavor. Each one was so unique!

We were super happy with the food here. It was very generous and tasted delicious! We've never…read morehad brats like those, and the toppings!.... I wish we had known about this place before our last evening in town!

If you're in Amsterdam and want to try a bunch of different cultures' food, this is it! They have…read moremany cuisines ranging from Asian to European to American dishes. Since a lot of people eat there, it's hard to find seating so I recommend getting it to-go

During my day trip I stumbled across this foodhall and decided to go in…read more I love visiting food halls and have been to a few back home in states for date nights. Super cool atmosphere and good selection of food, drinks and desserts. It was busy but I was able to sit and enjoy my sushi and drinks before the night crowd came in. I hear the evening vibe is like a club vibe and has DJ's . It was cool to check off a foodhall in Amsterdam for sure !

Foodhallen is a tough place to actually make a decision at but thanks to some fully loaded hot dogs…read moreon pretzel buns, Bulls and Dogs demanded I give them money. This place was super packed this afternoon when we visited and the single employee working was definitely having a busy day, but she was banging out orders fast and her effort was greatly appreciated. The menu here has maybe ten or so fully loaded hot dogs to try and I settled on going with "The Luxurious Dog" which was a pork wiener, mushrooms, truffle mayo, and roasted nuts on top for an extra little crunch. This hot dog was absolutely delicious and if I didn't have to fit 50 more places in me in my 3 days here, I probably would have ordered another. Overall, Bulls and Dogs is a fantastic choice for lunch if you are at Foodhallen and a definite recommendation from me. Although I may not return during this trip, I may have to in the future

So I have this addiction that Yelp helps to enable. I love hot dogs. Whenever I travel somewhere…read more- I make it a point to look for hot dogs. While in Amsterdam on business, I was able to find Bulls and Dogs near my hotel. Upon arrival, I found that this place is in a food hall. As I searched for Bulls and Dogs, my interest was piqued with other options. I saw noodles, chicken, sushi, desserts, and more. I was on a mission, though. I finally located the local hot dog for which I made the trip. I ordered the classic dog. At first glance, the dog was like the passenger side mirror on a car. Objects are closer than they appear. My dog was a pork dog with a pretzel bun. They default to onion crisps and ketchup (don't revoke my hot dog card - I did not in any way shape or form ask for ketchup -- I know in Chicago I would get dis-barred.) The dog itself was good - it came out hot and was made to order. Maybe I am too instilled in my religious hot dog beliefs - I really couldn't get past the ketchup. While it was good, it did not wow me. I didn't save room for a different dog so I will have to come back and try other options. Overall, solid pick with this place.

Delicious hot warm hotdogs that come in a variety of types. From veggie to a fatboy, this lunch…read morestand is quick and makes for a good meal. Popped by here on a cold day after checking out the museums and was pleased. Another upside is this place is next to a hot waffle stand so you can satisfy your sweet tooth as well. Order include: Chubby boy Veggie dog Just do it!

For a fast, affordable lunch while you're hangin' around the Museum Quarter, there's Lunch Kiosk…read more In between museum-hopping I needed a quick snack and found Lunch Kiosk while I was walking around, as it's located right in the center of all the museums. Lunch Kiosk is an outdoor stand where you order at the counter and take a seat at one of the outdoor tables nearby. Based off the menu, Lunch Kiosk seemed to be known for their various hot dogs with different toppings, so I ordered a hot dog with sauerkraut and fried onion. I think I would've liked the hot dog better had it been more simplified, as two of the elements of the hot dog were overbearing. The bun of the hot dog had a similar texture to a baguette, so it was super thick and hard to take a bite with the hot dog, which was unfortunate because the star of the meal was actually quite good. The hot dog tasted more like a kielbasa, so it had great, smoky flavor and was a thick sausage. But you can't taste much of it when the bun that's holding it is so much. Same with the fried onion. The fried onion should've really been more of a garnish, just to add some crunch with the finishing bite. But it was heavily topped on, so distracted from the sausage. I ended up tearing off most of the bread, to enjoy what I liked most about it - the sausage and sauerkraut. it's great that Lunch Kiosk is available for museum patrons and visitors of the area, especially when you have a full day of sightseeing in between the many museums. It offers food that's quick and cheap; but with that said, I find that more than anything Lunch Kiosk is convenient above anything else.

Only thing holding this place up from less stars are the TVs... eindhoven seriously lacks sports…read morewatching bars!!! With only 6 guests (two at bar, and one table of four) the two servers are more concerned with spending time on phones or hanging out with the boyfriend of one of the servers than paying attention to customers. Every beer empty and takes effort to get attention for an untimely refill. Hot dog prepared quickly... but it's a hotdog, so it should be! This is obviously not a dinner place. But also not a place to sit for any drinks.

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Solid baked goods in a convenient location. Long hours too. Perfect for if you get munchies at…read moremidnight like I did. I got a custard filled strawberry croissant and a cranberry cake. The cranberry cake was actually tastier than the croissant. The croissant was pretty good too.

Omg!!! Everything we tried was so delicious. The waffles- the chocolate covered strawberries- the…read morecream puffs- all so good. Busy place but the staff gets you in and out quickly. Wish I been hungrier so I could have tried more.