Why Have You…read moreNot Already Gone here? Hurry! Don't sleep on this baked good experience...on the way TO the square, on the way back. In the morning, in the afternoon, in the evening. Oh gosh there are SO MANY TREATS here and all of them are amazing. Pro tip: order online at the kiosks on the left side of the entrance and these treats can be YOURS, to go!

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.

Good, fresh and cheap bakery…read more We came to this place almost every day for breakfast while we are in Amsterdam. This place was close to our Airbnb. I enjoyed the bakery here. It was cheap and fresh. The portion was good. That every morning, 1 bread would last me to noon. I recommend this place if you are walking by and want to have a quick bite.

Walked into this bakery on the way back to my Airbnb and got two croissants and an appelflap…read more Haven't eaten the apple pastry yet but the croissants were delicious! Nice, flaky, and buttery. It was also pretty affordable. I recommend!

It was freezing cold with long line, but that didn't stop us from waiting…read more Thank goodness the line moves fast as everyone had their apple pies and moved on. Plain Apple Pie - 5 stars With fresh whipped cream 5 stars plus Cappuccino 3 1/2 stars Coffee 3 1/3 stars Service 4 stars Ambiance 4 stars The pie? Yes, it's really worth it!

Winkel 43 is supposedly the place to go for Dutch apple pie. It was busy when we arrived but we…read morewere seared right away. The service was unremarkable and servers were unfriendly. The pie itself was dry and not as flavorful as the other places we tried. I appreciated that the pie wasn't sweet and served at room temperature and that a slice with canned whipped cream and a coffee was only €9 but that's where it ends. I would not recommend making a special trip here and opt for a bar who serves apple pie.

Nice place for breakfast or brunch. Different menu options, scones, quiches and other delicious…read moreproducts. My discovery for today was lemon curd, yummy! It's a rather spacious place and there are possibilities you might find a place to sit down. If it's a sunny day, due to their location in Westerpark, you could enjoy a nice walk there. After u leave be sure to check their small shop where you can find some of the fresh products u liked in the restaurant. I bought a jar of lemon curd :)

Cute place, good food. We ordered the fruit shake, the red…read morefruits juice, the soup of the day (lentil), the cranberry scones and the quiche of the day (chicken quiche). However they ran out of the chicken quiche, I noticed they removed it from the menu on the backboard. They brought a "speck" quiche instead without notifying us. The waitress did not even apologize. Had we known of the last minute switch, we would have ordered something else. We left the lunchroom with a bad feeling due to the poor service.

Simply amazing. All the hype is about this wonderful foodie bakery around the corner, but this…read morebakery is top shelf. Not only do they have a wide selection of beautiful cookies, the croissants are only .80 euro - as opposed to 3.80 at other "higher end" bakeries. Great place. Great service. Fantastic prices!

Wonderful bread, pizza, and service! And it is right near the tram stop so it is easy to pop in and…read moreout and get back on the tram.

Stroopwafel! Warm,…read moredecadent, gooey but not overpowering - as a public service announcement to my fellow Yankees: If your exposure to the stroopwafel is limited to Delta Airlines or Trader Joe's, it is in your collective best interest to make the pilgrimage to the holy land of stroop and taste the authentic stroopwafel, particularly at Sprenkels. This is a cute cafe in the Jordaan district.

The hubs and I went here just about every morning during our 5-day stay in Amsterdam. The…read morebakery/cafe is small, cozy, friendly, homey, and just plain tasty. Nothing fancy, just good food at reasonable prices. The employees were helpful in assisting us in picking from the many broodjes (sandwiches with meat/cheese, no or little veg) on offer. We ended up eating an omelet broodje just about every morning, along w/ a nice koffie verkeerd (latte). They have a machine that makes fresh-squeezed OJ, lots of lovely pastries (gebak), good koffie (euro-coffee, like espresso rather than a grande brewed coffee from Starbucks), and savory sandwiches as well. I tried the tuna salad one day, it was pretty yummy. Lots of locals are constantly streaming in and out of this place for bread. Anyway, if you are staying in the Jordaan neighborhood and are looking for breakfast, lunch, bread, etc., try this spot.

Unchanged since 1928 Patisserie Holtkamp holds a special place in the hearts of locals, the facade…read moreat Vijzelgracht 15 providing only a small glimpse of the treasures within its beautiful Art Nouveau interior. A tightly packed space, all four walls filled with delicacies ranging from handmade Chocolates and Cakes to packaged Confections, staff takes an old-time approach to hospitality by greeting each guest with warm smiles before boxing each item carefully. Far more than Pancakes and Syrup Waffles, a Baba in thick Syrup as sweet as it is boozy, fans of Canele will find Holtkamp nearly as good as those in Bordeaux with a generous crunch giving way to mellow Cake with the texture of Custard. Also offering Macarons and Feuilletine, tempting but not enough to replace three Chocolates including one with Honeycomb, Dutch Tompoucen comes highly recommended thanks to all the elements of a Napoleon but more Pastry Cream.

A quick stop here for a sweet treat as we toured our way through Amsterdam's food scene. Holtcamp…read moreis known for cakes, pastries and a whole lot of other things. It's a very small shop on a very busy street so it would be easy enough to miss. That would be a mistake. You'll want to ask for the Eberhardjes cookies. If there's such a thing as an official cookie of Amsterdam, these are the ones. Named for the late mayor, they're delicious and perfect to bring home because of the "XXX" baked into them, the symbol of the city. The label on the cookies translates to "Take good care of our city and each other." Sweet. [Review 12091 overall, 1874 of 2019.]

Amazing!! Tourist spot but worth the hype! I can see why! Very fast service and the staff here are…read morefriendly. Made to order and come out hot and the chocolate and caramel are literally oozing with goodness! You can choose variety of what you want. Would definitely come again

One of the oldest bakeries in Amsterdam that allows customers to watch the bakers making the famous…read moreStroopWafels and scent alone creates a one-of-a-kind interactive experience. This is only my second time eating this treat from Amsterdam and it somehow tasted better than the first. The freshly pressed waffle with the caramel honey and spices was an unchallenged treat so far. Small bakery but the decor inside with the big loafs of fresh bread was wonderful.

Staff: The staff was so vibrant and sweet. They greeted us…read morewith big smiles every time, which made us want to come back again and again. Food: The croissants were perfectly flakey and tasted amazing. Everything felt fresh and there was a big selection of breakfast items, pastries, and sandwiches. My partner could not stop ordering the fresh orange juice. They juiced it right in front of us, which made it even better. Atmosphere: The space was beautiful. The colors and decor made it feel warm and inviting, and it added so much to the experience. Overall: 5 We found this spot through Yelp while staying at a hotel around the corner, and it became one of our favorite places on the trip. We ended up eating here a few times because it was such a treat every time.

Amazing food, covered tap water when they didn't need to. Would definitely come back here again!read more