A solid stop if you want a proper, structured cheese tasting while in Amsterdam. Located in a…read morehistoric canal house along the Singel, it's a nice alternative to the typical fast-paced cheese shops in Centrum. The guided tasting takes place downstairs in a small, classroom-style setting. You're given a score sheet, a small guillotine slicer, and a lineup of six cheeses--ranging from younger Wyngaard varieties to their heavily aged Reypenaer VSOP and XO Reserve (which has those nice, crunchy protein crystals). Each sample is paired with a wine or port and a bit of specialty mustard. The staff is knowledgeable and keeps things moving at a good pace, explaining how the natural aging process in their historic Woerden warehouse shapes the flavor. The shop upstairs carries all the cheeses from the tasting, along with slicers and accessories if you want to pick something up on your way out. It's an informative, well-organized hour that gives you a genuine appreciation for artisan Dutch cheese.

As far as cheese tasting goes, Reypenaer is a must when in Amsterdam. Highly recommend making a…read morebooking/reservation. Food: Cheese! Paired with wine. You'll get about 6-7 cheeses to try. Cost: €17.50 per person. Overall: Tastings are limited to roughly 20 people each time, and they last about an hour. You'll get a sheet to document the cheese names, what you taste, smell, age of cheese, etc. You'll also get an education on cheese, and how these are made. They take cards, and you'll get a discount to purchase cheeses in the store if you're interested.

Cute little cheese shop with small and fast cheese museum attached. In the museum, there's a short…read morevideo showing how they care for the cows, explaining that happy cows produce amazing cheese. Downstairs is where you can sample about 8 cheeses and then decide what to buy. Almost every cheese also has a "dip" suggested to accompany it, and you can taste them plain and with the dips. Cheese is vacuum-sealed with certificates so you should be able to safely take some home with you.

This was our first stop of our cheese tour in Amsterdam…read more This cheese making family has been making Gouda and other cheeses since 1974. This cheese farm allows you to browse the countryside farm,see the cows getting milked by a computer controlled milking machine, have a cheese tasting and visit their cheese store. Their prices are good and they offer many types of flavored cheeses. Definitely a highlight of our tour.

What a great find!! Had a great afternoon with family with coffee, cheese plates and amazing wine…read more Had a pleasure of meeting a owner of the shop. Had the best service from the staff!! Can't go wrong doing a stop over and having a snack

Free cheese tastings throughout the entire store! Just when you think you've found all of the…read morecheese samples, there's more downstairs and in between shelves, selling kitchen accessories. Explore everything here! We came to Dutch Delicacy on pure accident, as we were walking around and saw that they had a ton of different goudas for sale. In the front part of the store is a take-out counter where they sell hot items, like sandwiches and baked pastries and desserts, like cheesecakes and cookies the size of your face! It all looked appealing and would've totally purchased a food item, had we not had lunch beforehand. Throughout the store were the cheese samples of the many different various kinds. It goes beyond what you thought gouda could be. There are sheep's and goat's cheeses for many of the different types. There are pesto cheeses that come in different colors like a bright blue and pink. There are cheeses that pair well with the dips that had me thinking about my next dinner party. There's Dutch chocolate here for sale. There's different knives for cutting cheese. There's truly everything here you could imagine for your gouda-filled meal. Staff was super friendly and asked if we needed any help or wanted to know more about any of the different cheeses. For sale, a lot of the goudas are pre-packaged for a pound and meets airline security measures for taking it home with you. I'm glad we stumbled upon Dutch Delicacy. We were able to try so many different cheeses, which I found a few for home. I recommend for anyone visiting Amsterdam to make a stop here; there's a lot of items you'll want to take home with you.

This place was GOUDA, absolutely un-BRIE-lievable. My friend is obsessed with cheese and while in…read moreamsterdam I knew we needed to stop and spend some CHEDDAR at a worthwhile place. When we walked in the staff were immediately in-FETA-ble. The guy that helped us was extremely knowledgable and passionate. Even though my friend is a little bit of a cheese MUENSTER the staff spent the extended time helping him to get everything he wanted in order. Originally we hoped to do a formal cheese tasting but were not BLEU when that fell through due to how amazing our experience was here. In QUESO you are on the fence about going here, they have a lot of samples to choose from you can figure out exactly what you want. You RICOTTA try this place.

If there's one thing I love in this world, it's cheese…read more Tromp is a cute little cheese shop off the beaten path. I wandered in while roaming near my hotel. I wish there was a place like this back home. A nice selection of cheese, one of the largest selections of different tapenades, some cured meat. Samples out to try (who doesn't like free cheese?!). Friendly staff. What more could you ask for?

Cheese museum, you say? Well, I say heck yeah! Free admission? Even better. Free samples? Give them…read moreall to me. Educational and historical information on cheese? Yes! Interesting and awesome. We learned about Gouda, the tools used to make cheese now and in the days of olde. Tons of fun photo ops and props. And once again, the tastings. I swear we tried at least 15 different cheeses. Had the cheesiest time! A+.

I'll cut to the cheese and get straight to the gouda part, where the smells in this store are…read moredelicious (and slightly funky, as cheese can be) and there are plentiful cheese samples to try. Groow-yere cheese knowledge at the mini cheese museum downstairs or really just a small room decked out with cheese-making equipment and some plaques describing the production process. Edam if I go back to Amsterdam, I might make emmental note to drop by and try some cheese and grab a small block or two to go(at). They pack in prep for shipping in airport luggage too. Aye-siago before I hava-arti-me living these puns down :)

The staff here goes way above and beyond--they opened up a whole new wheel of cheese just to demo…read morehow the cheese curler worked, which was awesome on its own. But then they broke out the "wine pearls" (basically popping boba filled with wine) to put on top of the cheese curls. Their tasting setup feels like a trap because they let you sample all these incredible cheeses until you're completely addicted, and next thing you know you're considering mortgaging your house just to buy as much as you can physically carry. They have a great selection ranging from young to aged Goudas, plus a neat little educational display showing traditional Dutch cheese making. If you're in Amsterdam, do not skip the Henri Willig Cheese Farm Store on Haringpakkerssteeg. Just be prepared to leave with a much lighter wallet and a heavy bag of cheese.

So many types of Dutch cheese here, and they let you sample all of them! Personally, I prefer the…read moreplain ones more than the flavored ones, since I can savor the pure intended cheese flavor. If I had to choose a flavored cheese, I would choose truffle. However, some of the more interesting flavors here were coconut, asparagus, lavender, beer, and smoked goat cheese. The cheeses surprisingly did taste like their labeled flavors...in a non-weird way too. Many people buy their gift sets. The unique flavors do make great gifts. Just be sure to buy the hard cheeses to carry on for long-haul flights as the soft cheeses would spoil quickly over time.

What a perfect place to get a souvenir wheel of cheese for your friends or yourself! The girl…read moreworking was super friendly, and also SAMPLES! You'll definitely enjoy gazing around at walls of cheese while you choose what flavor you're bringing home. Love the packaging also as it definitely shows where you got it! AMSTERDAM! Easily travels as the cheese can be out of the fridge until it's opened.

Cheese! Cheese! Glorious cheese…read more Amsterdam is known for quite a few wonderful things, and cheese happens to be one of them. Yes, cheese. There are cheese, shops everywhere, and they are all begging for you to step inside of their doors and enjoy a variety of locally made cheese. The Amsterdam cheese company is one of my favorite cheese shops. The staff is super helpful and they will go out of their way without being pushy, to help you with your cheese selection. Let me just put this out there right now... You will want all of the cheese. Every sample we had was delicious. If I could have purchased the entire shop, I absolutely would have. So instead of purchasing the entire shop I definitely purchased enough to keep us all happy for a while. The garlic cheese, the spicy cheese, the aged cheese,... The list goes on and on, and you will literally need to pull yourself out of the shop to go explore the rest of the area. But while you're in the shop, buy the cheese and enjoy the samples.

A neighborhood cheese shop slightly off the beaten tourist path of the 9 Streets, but visited by…read morelocals and tourists alike. You can spend some significant time sampling the cheese here before making your [very difficult] purchase decisions! In addition to cheese, Tromp also has an awesome bakery section of sweet pastries, breads and affordable made to order sandwiches. Skip the Albert Heijn To-Go section next door and satisfy that lunchtime craving here instead! The people who work here are really helpful and if you don't see what you're looking for? Just reach out - because sometimes you just prefer that someone else grates your pecorino romano and they're more than willing to help with that! Vacuum sealing your purchase is also an option for tourists who want to bring some cheese back home. My only minor complaint is that sometimes you really just want a small portion (100g or so) of a certain cheese but more often than not, you'll end up with much more than you asked for. But just shut up and eat the cheese, it's all good :)

Since there are no "tourists" here during these Covid days, I usually expect a little more leeway…read morefor my lack of speaking Nederlands. This is in a touristy area and a nice store, recommended by my language class who used to hold classes across the street. Millions of cheese selections and a couple of friendly guys waiting on me. But difficult to read the chalkboard menu and felt too under pressure when ordering. My point is that other places here are less stressful - even for immigrants like me. Also, I felt little ability to separate from others here. People were up around and behind me.

Very nice cheese shop..and yes it is a tourist shop..but.. I liked it…read more The clerks are helpful and can answer just about any dutch cheese questions. The clerk was helpful and showed me how to order a wheel of cheese and have it shipped home to the usa. I recommend

For tourists a must to go into....Lots of typical Dutch food products like Cheese cookies and Dutch…read morecandies! I think there should be more places like this in Amsterdam because the typical Dutch food and culture is very rare in the city centre. Let us be honest the H&M's etc. we can also find at home right?

If you're a cheese lover like me then this store will be an absolute paradise…read more It took all I had in me not to roll those wheels back to our hotel. Honestly, the notorious Amsterdam staircases are what prevented that from taking place lol. Old Amsterdam makes some of the finest cheeses in the world today. They've been around a long time and are still extremely relevant in the dairy world. So much flavor and goodness in everything they produce. The store isn't large but they have a lot to offer. It's easy to move about inside. Employees are friendly. The samples flow freely.

You're going to see this exact same review 3x for all 3 shops as all 3 were equal in all areas…read more How much did we like it? Well enough to spend an additional 15min having our cheese swabbed in airport security. Yes, I took back an entire tote bag filled with a variety of cheeses (13 kinds) & yes, I took it as carry-on luggage. Yes, you CAN do that, though you may want to allow extra time for additional screening, as a bag full of cheese looks suspicious on the scanner. (Let them know ahead of time, so they flag it as odd contents and things go more smoothly) Tasting cheeses are readily available and you can taste literally EVERYTHING before you buy. Why then, with a bag filled with cheese do I give them 4 stars? Because it truly caters to tourists which resulted in higher pricing. Still, you buy KNOWING it can all fly back with you. For this particular shop, I highly recommend the vintage edition- the oldest cheese they sell- I bought 3 of them and already regret not getting more. While the brand is available stateside, that particular vintage is not.