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Amsterdam
Amsterdam Food Tour: Albert Cuyp Market & De Pijp!
150
Overview
Eating Amsterdam: Albert Cuyp Market & The Pijp Food Tour takes hungry travelers on a tasty walk through Amsterdam's lively Latin Quarter. This food tour mixes yummy eats with local culture.
Get ready to try a sweet and spicy Amsterdam breakfast. Sample fresh herring and kibbeling, a Dutch favorite. The tour visits Albert Cuyp Market, where vendors wait years for a spot. Taste saucijzenbroodjes (Dutch meat pastry) from a local bakery. Enjoy a roti roll from Suriname and Gouda cheese. The tour wraps up with local brew and bitterballen in a building from 1735. Expect a delicious time!
This experience includes an English-speaking guide, a food lover's guide to Amsterdam, local beer and bitterballen, fresh herring and kibbeling at Albert Cuyp Market, a Surinamese roti roll, and Gouda cheese. Gratuities, hotel pickup/drop-off, and extra drinks are not included. The tour starts near Wentelteefjes Start and winds through Albert Cuyp Market, Iambe Bakery, a roti roll shop, Gouda cheese tasting location, Café Oosterling, and Sarphati Local Bakery. 
Highlights
Taste of Amsterdam: Try herring and kibbeling at the famous Albert Cuyp Market.
Local Delights: Enjoy local brew and bitterballen in a historic building.
Sweet & Savory: Sample Gouda cheese and a Surinamese roti roll.
Expert Guide: Learn about Amsterdam's food and culture with a local English-speaking guide.
Sentiment Analysis
Customers love the variety of foods and the guide's knowledge.
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Many enjoy trying new foods and learning about Amsterdam's culture.
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The tour is well-organized and a great way to explore the De Pijp neighborhood.
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Customers highlight the delicious samples, including herring, cheese, and pastries.
Some find the portions small.
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A few wish for more seating during the tour.
The Journey
Wentelteefjes Start
Begin your Amsterdam journey with Wentelteefjes, the Dutch version of French toast. Imagine savoring a slice of golden-brown brioche, soaked in a blend of eggs, milk, sugar, and cinnamon, then fried to perfection in butter. This comforting and sweet breakfast treat is the perfect way to kick off your exploration of Amsterdam's culinary delights.
Albert Cuyp Market
Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of the Albert Cuyp Market, the largest and most famous daily market in the Netherlands. Indulge in the quintessential Dutch experience by sampling fresh herring, prepared in the traditional way, and savor the crispy, deep-fried delight of kibbeling. This bustling marketplace offers a feast for the senses and a true taste of Amsterdam's street food culture.
Iambe Bakery
Visit Iambe Bakery and enjoy their freshly baked Saucijzenbroodjes, a savory sausage roll that's a Dutch favorite. More than just a bakery, Iambe provides invaluable training and internships for young individuals with intellectual disabilities, nurturing their skills and confidence under expert guidance. Taste the delicious food and support a wonderful cause.
Roti Roll Shop
Discover the vibrant flavors of Suriname in Amsterdam with a delicious Roti Roll. This popular street food reflects the city's multicultural heritage and offers a unique culinary experience. Experience the blend of spices and textures that make this dish a true Amsterdam highlight.
Gouda Cheese Tasting
Step into a cozy, old-fashioned cheese shop and indulge in the rich and creamy taste of Gouda cheese, a true Dutch national treasure. Learn about the history and production of this world-renowned cheese as you savor its distinct flavor. This tasting experience offers a delightful glimpse into Dutch culinary heritage.
Café Oosterling
Experience the unique charm of Café Oosterling, a remarkable blend of a café and a liquor store. Here, you'll savor the quintessential Dutch snack: Bitterballen. These crispy, deep-fried balls, filled with a savory ragout, are the perfect accompaniment to your drinks. Enjoy the cozy atmosphere and indulge in this iconic Dutch treat.
Sarphati Local Bakery
Pay homage to Samuel Sarphati, a visionary who revolutionized Amsterdam's public health and city planning, by visiting a local bakery with a social mission. Taste the delicious treats while supporting an organization that embodies Sarphati's dedication to social progress. This bakery represents the enduring legacy of a man who shaped modern Amsterdam.
Know Before You Go
This food tour includes a local English-speaking guide and several food and drink tastings, such as local beer and bitterballen, fresh herring and kibbeling, Surinamese roti roll, and Gouda cheese. A food lover's guide to Amsterdam is also included. Gratuities/tips, hotel pickup and drop-off, and extra drinks are not included. Meet your guide near Wentelteefjes Start to begin your culinary adventure.
Hot Tip
Many reviewers suggest coming hungry! There are lots of good samples to try on this tour and consider bringing cash in case there is something you wish to purchase along the way.
Review Summary
People usually say the Eating Amsterdam Albert Cuyp Market & The Pijp Food Tour offers delicious Dutch tastings at authentic market stalls, engaging local guides, and a vibrant De Pijp atmosphere, often praising the hearty portions and cultural insights. Some note the need for comfortable shoes due to walking and occasional crowds at the popular market.
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