So glad this was a stop on our Europe tour! Getting the opportunity to watch a clog making and…read morecheese making demonstration was awesome! Staff is so enthusiastic and knowledgeable, very interesting to see first hand how they take a piece of wood and create a shoe! So many great souvenirs to be had. I personally loved the wooden shoe keychains.. you can have names etched on as well. Very affordable gift for all! I bought 5;) Lots of delicious cheese to purchase too, they make sure to double wrap and sticker them properly for customs. Lovely family owned and operated business. Make sure to put your feet in the oversized clogs outside for a picture perfect photo!!

This whole area is adorable. I love the vibe I love the stores. This was our favorite day in our…read morehoney moon.

Considering there are only a limited number of clog factory AND cheese farm in The Netherlands, and…read morehonestly, unless you've been to another clog factory and cheese farm, there's no reason you to give it anything less than all the stars. The man who gives the tour may come off creepy and offensive, but as long as you take this tour as educational entertainment, you'll find him as hilarious as I did. He knows a bit of every language, I guess it's what you do when you know you will be giving tours to tourists of your farm all day. This was the last stop to my Amsterdam tour, and what a great end to it. At the end of the tour was cheese samples when you enter the shop. I bought a mature pepper cheese and the smoked cheese. They're delicious and I really can't wait to crack them open (the wait is because I'll most likely eating it all in one sitting). And ladies, he might... no, he'll probably... no... he'll most definitely make a pass at you. Just laugh it off, it'll make your experience more enjoyable, and I think that's really how he makes his job more fun. If he calls you little woman, just call him little man. That's what I did.

Farms are a mere 10 minutes away from Amsterdam's city center. It's so weird to watch the scenery…read morechange from urban to rural, just like that. Rembrandt Hoeve is a farm of cheese and clogs. We had a hilarious guide at Rembrandt Hoeve Clogs and Cheese. This guy cracked jokes in Mandarin, Cantonese, and English. He was kind of flirty, occasionally boastful, occasionally self-deprecating, and did not fail to charm.

Fantastic and Unique Bakery located in a beautiful area in Amsterdam…read more Loved the fresh Madeline, the Serrano sandwich as well as the Salmon sandwich. Service attentive and cordial. Highly recommended !!!

We were steered to this place by a local cheese lover our first day in Amsterdam, and we were…read moresimply blown away by the quality and variety of Dutch cheeses available. They let us sample cheeses we'd never even heard of, and we ended up buying chunks of perhaps a half dozen different kinds, all of them among the best cheeses in our experience. Staff is courteous and helpful, and it made our very first day in Amsterdam a truly special occasion. Rather than go out to dinner, we bought a baguette, opened some wine, and watched the sunset from our hotel room with this simple banquet of bread, wine and cheese in front of us! We loved Amsterdam and will likely go back, and a stop at this L'Amuse will be on our A-List of places to revisit!

Five star service Was walking looking for a store to pick…read moreup water and juice after picking up pizza at la perla pizza spot on the corner. Decided this was my best shot and yes they had waters milk juices and chips. I decided what the heck I'll get cheese since it's one of my fav things. Was gonna go with some of my favs but the nice lady offered me to try the Amsterdam ones and she let me try the strong and mild both really good and tastey. Plus she gave me a whole slice not some cheap little Cube you get at the grocery store. She said bye to us about 5 times which was extremely sweet nice lady nice service and great cheese.

From the owner: BIJ PAUL is het adres in Amsterdam Oud Zuid waar je heerlijke specialiteiten kunt kopen: wijn,…read morekoffie, charcuterie, vers brood van Menno, vlees van slagerij ter Weele uit Oene (leverancier aan o.a. Restaurant Beluga en Restaurant De Librije. Kaas komt van kaasboerderij Verweij. Alle producten komen rechtstreeks van de producent en/of boer.

Haha, all the other reviews say it already: This is Haarlems Secret Weapon, almost to good to be…read moretrue. If mister (racist right wing politician) Wilders wants to arrange for less Maroccan people In the Netherlands, then he has never been here. Very small indeed but packed to the ceiling with more variety of food ware than you can imagine. If you need something from a recipe and you've never heard of it before: Mabrouk has it. The most kind and cheerfull guys are working here, working their butts off and fast as humanly possible :) The check-out line goes through the shop and is sometimes very very long (almost the whole shop) but don't you worry, you'll be next to pay in minutes. Also: do come here when your budget is low, the prices are really moderate. Fresh fruits and vegetables are increasingly biological, the meat still isn't but since Mart Smeets buys his meat here, I guess it's the best! Check the pictures. I just love love love Mabrouk!

I am a new fan of Mabrouk, because of their wide selection of diverse products. I can't believe it…read moretook me so long to finally enter this market. I would pass Mabrouk multiple times, completely oblivious of what a a gem it is. I decided to wonder on in here out of curiousity, and loved everybit of it. My eyes lit up over so many of their products. The only downer about this market, it can get real tight in here. Never the less, Mabrouk has some great products worth checking out and the majority of the items are price reasonable. Surprisingly you will also find a few gluten-free products in here as well.