Amsterdam Travel Guides

Mar 4, 2026

FEBO, a Dutch fast-food chain founded in 1941, sells croquettes for around €1.50 each, while traditional stroopwafels at Albert Cuyp Market cost about €2.50. The Rijksmuseum and Foodhallen are within 3 km of each other, offering diverse dining options in central Amsterdam.

Mar 4, 2026

Amsterdam's vegetarian breakfast scene features diverse dishes from hearty options to light bites. find top spots like Vegabond and Dophert.

Mar 4, 2026

Albert Cuyp Market, Amsterdam’s largest food market since 1905, stretches 700 meters along Albert Cuypstraat and sells stroopwafels for around €2. Fish stalls offer fresh herring for €3.50, while the nearby Foodhallen features over 20 international food vendors under one roof.

Mar 4, 2026

De Kas, located 4 km from Amsterdam’s city center, serves seasonal dishes priced around €45 for a three-course menu. Open since 2001, the greenhouse restaurant grows many ingredients on-site, maintaining a steady indoor temperature of 22°C year-round for optimal freshness.

Mar 4, 2026

FEBO vending machines, established in 1941, sell kroketten for €1.50 each across Amsterdam, while Albert Cuyp Market in De Pijp district features stroopwafels priced around €2.50. The market stretches 700 meters and attracts over 100,000 visitors weekly, making it a top spot for local street food.