Loved the blue cheese mushroom omelet. The location and cafe setting on the canal cannot be beat…read more Service also great. Love to go back next trip back..,

stopped here for Sunday breakfast around 11:00 am...we both had omlettes which are served over a…read morebaguette. The food was fresh and filling. They have some outdoor tables but the day we were there it was raining pretty hard...they have very limited seating indoors ( maybe 10 people max) This is simple, fresh and well prepared food...but not a place to go with a group of more than 2 unless you can sit outside

My boyfriend and I had just left the Anne Frank House in search of something quick and delicious…read morefor lunch. We wandered the streets for a while until finally seeing a bright yellow sign down the street that said "Hot Crispy Bacon" - we were sold. The man behind the counter didn't speak great English and we didn't know exactly how to order, but we told him we wanted some bacon and he understood perfectly! We are not picky people at all, so we were totally fine with how he selected our bread, meat (in addition to the bacon), cheese, and sauce to make two absolutuely delicious sandwiches for us. What made it even better was that the total cost for both of us was less then 10 euros - totally worth it. If we ever find ourselves in Amsterdam again, we will be coming back!

Great sandwiches with a wide selection of meats and cheeses. The prices are low as well, being off…read morethe tourist path. I would try the pepper salami sandwich or the chicken with cheese. See the pictures for the menu. Edit: Sorry if the menu items are not legible. Yelp seems to have compressed the photo too much.

Sandwiches are very good here. Good bread. Fresh ingredients. Good prices…read more I got the tomato, mozz, pesto the first time. The second visit - I got the prosciutto. I enjoyed both!! The service is a bit slow. It took a very long time to get the sandwiches the first time. We did try a different location the second time and took it out so it seemed to go by faster than when we sat inside and waited. Easy lunch options!

Great spot to grab a sandwich for take away and enjoy at Vondelpark. The main menu above the…read moreregister is in Dutch, but they had English menus hanging below the counter. The tomato Basil sandwich had great pesto and was filled with tomato and mozzarella. I asked for a Coke Zero and a regular coke was put in the bag. My bad for not checking... but, it was pretty good!

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.

It's a small shop, the kind you almost miss until you're right in front of it, but the moment you…read morestep inside you're met with genuinely warm, friendly service. The staff treats every sandwich like something they're proud to make, assembling each one with care rather than rushing through the order. The breads are fresh, the ingredients are high quality, and the overall selection is strong without feeling cluttered. Everything looks thoughtfully prepared. The salmon sandwich is the standout for me -- fresh flavor, a generous portion of salmon without tipping into "too much," and balanced enough that you finish it feeling satisfied rather than weighed down. It's one I'd recommend to anyone. After ordering, you can wait outside on one of the small benches. They bring your finished sandwich out to you, and there's this almost charming sense of pride in how they hand it over -- like they know exactly how good it is and how happy you're about to be. There's no seating inside; everything is to go. This is the kind of spot where grabbing your sandwich and wandering along the canal feels like the right move.

Wonderful sandwiches and fresh squeezed juices. Delicious lunch gave us energy to walk another…read moreseveral hours around the beautiful city of Amsterdam.

Hands down one of the best spots for a quick, cheap, and incredible lunch right in Centrum. Don't…read morelet a line out the door scare you off--the staff keeps things moving ridiculously fast, so the wait is usually under 10 minutes. The sandwiches are top-tier: fresh, crusty bread packed with quality Italian meats and cheeses sliced right in front of you, all toasted up hot and fresh. Finding authentic, high-quality food at these prices anywhere in central Amsterdam is almost unheard of. Beyond the panini, their calzones, cannoli, and tiramisu are just as good. Just a heads-up: it's strictly a grab-and-go setup, and they mostly take cash or local debit cards (standard credit cards can be hit-or-miss).

This Italian deli serves delicious sandwiches. They use fresh Italian crusty bread and simple…read moreingredients (usually one meat and one cheese). The sandwiches are moderate in size -- good for a quick lunch or big snack. Don't let the line discourage you. It probably took us about 15 minutes to order and 15 minutes to get our sandwiches. It was worth it. Bring cash. They take some debit cards, but not credit cards.

Before our tour of the Anne Frank House that evening, we were looking for a place to grab a quick…read morebite to eat. We stopped in at Roem as it was very close to the Anne Frank House, just across the canal, and the prices were quite reasonable -- there were numerous items for under €10, and many more for under €15. The menu was quite basic, but very extensive. The majority of the items were sandwiches and Dutch pancakes, and I had a BLT and my husband had a pastrami sandwich. Both were very tasty and filling, and the total bill was under €20. Roem is a great place for a filling and inexpensive meal. [Yelp collections: Europe 2024; Amsterdam, the Netherlands; Poor and hungry?]

As we were visiting the Anne Frank museum, this little restaurant is right around the corner and on…read morethe other side of the canal from the museum. We stopped in here for sandwiches and had a lovely meal. The skies were threatening rain, so we sat in doors and I ordered a yummy sandwich- Mine was chicken, tomato, Gorgonzola with a pesto mayo sauce on focaccia. Loved it! Hubby ordered a club sandwich and it was absolutely massive, really two sandwiches in reality. It was also served with fries and they were exceptionally good. We were able to just relax and enjoy the people watching on a busy Amsterdam day. We did not feel rushed at all and enjoyed our meal and bit of downtime before heading to the museum. Definitely worth a visit.

This was my favorite food stop when I was in Amsterdam. I ate here everyday! The prices are amazing…read moreand the sandwiches are out of this world. I highly doubt you'll get a better deal on eating in Europe. I especially loved the Bruschetta sandwiches here, both of them are lovely, they are chockful of meats and cheeses. You could eat them cold or what you should do is have him heat it up and then demolish it right then and there. Mr. Serious behind the counter (not his real name) makes a MEAN SANDWICH! We actually spoke to him, he's actually real chill. Go, you will not be disappointed.

One of the cheapest places to get sandwiches in Amsterdam! It's a little further away from Centraal…read moreStation but only about 15 mins away by tram. Located in a farmers market everyday except Sundays and Mondays. Luckily Boer Geert was very close to our Airbnb during our stay in Amsterdam! CHEAP AND SO GOOD!! At around 3 euros or more for a sandwich with a generous amount of meat! It's all made to order and cooked fresh right in front of you! Only takes a few mins for them to finish your order, but it's worth the wait if you're an impatient and hungry person. Definitely recommend if you're in this area for a quick and cheap meal! Also, CASH ONLY.

I'm bummed I failed to take more pictures but Friedhats was slammed when we went…read more I ordered a cortado and the hubby a pour over with a bit of milk. The coffee was very smooth and the varietal we had was light and fruity. They serve teas, bottled drinks, and alcoholic concoctions. Their coffee beans for purchase come in a large vitamin looking bottle which I was worried would get flagged in my luggage but it was still sealed when I got back home. We had the geisha roast which was reasonably priced for geisha beans at €39. Their merch was great and we probably should've grabbed a shirt but the crowd size was intimidating to get through. M

Hands down, the best coffee in town! A wonderful little gem, backed up by one of the most…read moresuccessful coffee roasters in the Netherlands. The staff is super friendly too!