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!

Amazing space with soooo many options for food and drinks. Lots of tables and they have staff that…read moreare always cleaning spaces and tables. We ordered Pita and wings. Delicious! I'm happy we were able to try it.

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 !

This is a little stand in the middle of the street. They serve a delicious, crispy kibbeling…read more(fried cod). You can also try their raw herring with onions. I am not the biggest herring fan, but it was worth a first try. It tastes kind of like sushi fish with onions. Most of their seafood items can be served on a bun as a sandwich. As far as Dutch snacks go, this is a good stop for local seafood bites.

This place is ALL OVER social media, but is it worth the hype? Absolutely…read more We stopped here in October 2025, after an already filling late lunch. But we knew we had to try it, and life is short. It is a tiny stand located along a central canal in the heart of the city. Business is hopping here. We got the picked herring and kibbeling, which are the main staples here. The pickled herring was, well, something you either love or don't. It has somewhat of a gelatinous texture that can be off-putting, but when you take a bite with the sides of sweet pickles and onions, it shines. The Kibbeling was out of this world. Perfectly fried with a crunchy batter that had a hint of, hmmm, curry, maybe. It was amazing. Although the batter was thick and tasty, it didn't outdo the delicious cod. The staff here was friendly, and having this Dutch food along a canal in Amsterdam made for a memorable experience. There are plenty of places to sit near the stand - enjoy this tasty food and watch the world go by.

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.

The food was good, not great! The service was forced. The kiosks to order were broke. The…read moretemperature was very hot, had to have our food to go.

Food - 5 Value - 4…read moreAmbiance - 3.5 Service - n/a The best burger in Amsterdam. Didn't have lofty expectations coming from NYC, but was pleasantly surprised - burger patty was juicy and flavorful, had nice balance of lettuce and cheese + truffle mayo, and the chicken was surprisingly juicy as well. Fries fell a bit short and could have been more seasoned, but were crispy and on the better end of fries I had in Europe. Will come back again next time I'm here.

If you're craving genuine, heartwarming Dutch comfort food near Leidseplein, The Pantry is the real…read moredeal. The space is quaint, cozy, and feels like stepping straight into a classic Dutch living room. If it's your first time or you just want a bit of everything, the stamppot combination plate is unbeatable. Getting to sample all three traditional mashes--hutspot, boerenkool, and zuurkool--paired with a juicy smoked sausage or traditional Dutch meatball is pure comfort on a plate. The Erwtensoep (Dutch pea soup) served with rye bread and smoked bacon is rich, thick, and incredible on a cool afternoon. Start off with the bitterballen or Dutch shrimp croquettes to share while you wait. Service is super friendly, welcoming, and effortlessly switches between languages without missing a beat. Because the dining room is small and intimate, it fills up remarkably fast--booking a table online in advance is essential, especially if you're aiming for dinner. A total gem for proper, unpretentious Dutch cuisine!

My mom (a very picky eater with a sensitive gastrointestinal track) and I walked in here for a late…read morelunch on the day we arrived in Amsterdam. And despite ALL of our meals in Amsterdam being excellent, this one may have been the best. We wanted to try Dutch food, not totally knowing what to expect and were blown away by the combination of flavors and textures we consumed. We started with the pickled herring which was served with onions and pickles- fresh yet bold! I'm still thinking about those little fishies weeks later. Then we each had the sampler-ish plates (I forget what it was called). Hers was the vegetarian version and mine was with sausage. There were 3 kinds of essentially mashed potatoes with veggies mixed in: 1 with spinach I think, 1 with carrots, and 1 with sauerkraut. Mine came with a delightfully rich gravy and my moms came with some kind of lighter yellow sauce (I think mustard based). We tried these same dishes at other Dutch restaurants during our stay, but nothing beat The Pantry. The service in this quaint and cozy spot was also excellent!

This open air stand seemed very sus at first glance, however this isnone of those diamonds in the…read morerough I love to stumble upon. The fries are wedges, but then cut down the middle of the back so they fry up crisp and are actually seasoned including with salt (a rarety in Amsterdam). The star was the double fatboy burger though, two nice sized patties with great texture and flavor oozing hot grease and living up to the name. The real cheddar cheese was nicely melted and the bun was so toasted the edges were crisp. The thick cut bacon was plentiful and brought the salt. Lettuce, tomato and pickle complemented the whole packacge nicely and brought variety to the flavor and texture of the burger. This was a much better burger than I expected, but be warned its for the meat loving American and is sized and seasoned that way. Service was friendly and fast.

Had a single fat boy burger as a little snack. We also had wedges. Very good! There was plenty of…read moreseating under covered umbrellas. Highly recommend! The bun is so soft. Delish! The worker was friendly and the burger was ready quickly!

Stumbled upon this place while looking for a late night place to grab a bite and I love this place!…read moreThe burger was so juicy, flavorful, and didn't feel greasy at all. It was just perfect that I can't stop thinking about it. Even the fries were spot on. That crispy! Dipped in fried batter and it did not taste oily at all. Honestly they do it right here. Everything was cooked fresh and just overall delicious. Service was great and the staff are friendly. Would definitely come back!

We went to Burger Bar on of our first few days in town. I was pleased with my Blue Irish burger and…read moremy daughter enjoyed her spicy chicken sandwich. The fries were good but not very hot so not my favorite. The servings are huge and the food was pretty good but it is a bit pricey for the area. I was surprised ti find the pricing on the kiosk did not match the pricing on the board hanging behind the counter and I ended up paying more for my blue Irish burger. Oh well, live and learn. The ambience was good, standard for a burger joint.

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.

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.

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.