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Such a great place to try out when visiting Amsterdam. The was staff is friendly and helpful to us. The inside was a bit warm so I recommend sitting outside since it's cooler and great view. The grilled cheese was perfectly done and the cheese tasted great. The ossenworst was unique but tasty. The apple pie was a delicious experience. It was light and slightly sweet but not all sugary like American pies. The crust was delightful since it was more of a cheesecake crust and crumbly. Paired with the whipped cream it was a perfect balance of flavors. Their local beer IJwit was fantastic! Highly recommend it.
At Winkel 43, you can see frequent apple pies being made and baked through a clear kitchen glass divider. They make about 140 apple pies per day, so you would think that their apple pies are to die for. I thought they were good, but not spectacular (1 star off). I have had Dutch apple pie in other cafes in the area that are just as good. Service was poor. Servers were inattentive and unfriendly (1 star off). It took us awhile to get our apple pie slices, despite how many pies they make. Our server never checked on us.
Post dinner dessert - recommended by several friends. We arrived around 7pm on a Tuesday. Place was full up. Waited a few minutes for table. Not sure what else is on the menu as we just ordered apple pie with whipped cream. A single slice is plenty for two people. It is not overly sweet, the crust is really good (a slight taste of Biscoff cookies to me), and it has a few raisins in it as well. It was a nice night nice so we sat outside. The patio is large and seats plenty. The service is good, not great, but I was okay with it. My needs were meager - get my pie! N*joy!
Winkel 43 is supposedly the place to go for Dutch apple pie. It was busy when we arrived but we were 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.
Got the best apple pie here. Their crust was amazing and the homemade whipped went super well with it. Get the coffee to cut the sweetness and its just so good! The breakfast special was also pretty good with the cheese and butter!
While many know Winkel for their " Dutch Apple Pie", for me, it's similar to a traditional Apfel Kuchen. Call it what you want, it is worth the hype, worth the wait, worth the money. One of the best deserts you'll have in Amsterdam guaranteed!
If you're in Amsterdam looking for that iconic Dutch apple pie, Winkel 43 is the place to be--just be prepared for the crowds! We went on a weekend when they exclusively serve their famous apple pie, and while the lines can get pretty long, ours actually moved very quickly. The setup is a bit of a hustle: you order at the counter, pay, and then have to hunt for a table (they have seating indoors and outdoors) while balancing your food. Finding an open spot can definitely be a challenge, but we got incredibly lucky and snagged a seat at a communal table right as our plates were handed to us. Logistics aside, the pie is entirely worth it. It's honestly one of the best I've ever had. The crust is beautifully buttery and crumbly, and the warm apples have the absolute perfect texture--a brilliant balance of sweet and tart. It's not overly sweet on its own, but with a generous mountain of whipped cream and a hot coffee, it made for a wonderfully rich afternoon snack. I know a lot of people rave about their chocolate milk too, but the coffee pairing was exactly what we needed. Highly recommend braving the line for this!
Winkel 43 is the poster child for modern day marketing success--they've managed to land on every food blog, IG/TikTok/youtube travel and tourist page about Amsterdam; they're written up everywhere. To avoid FOMO, I found myself here at 10am on a Saturday morning, because I wasn't going to let long lines come between me and trying out their famous apple pie--so pie for breakfast it was! Better to eat those carbs in the morning and burn them off during the day right? (big wink) Good thing I arrived early because on a chilly Saturday, the Noordermarkt (the weekly farmers market located immediately outside this restaurant) was gearing up to full swing and tourists aplenty were flocking from all directions towards Winkel. There were 3 parties in front of me, and I waited for 10 minutes to order at the front counter. Both pie and tea were ready within a few minutes since with a limited menu on market Saturdays (morning thru afternoon), they keep a flow of pie slices ready in the wings ready to serve. Staff was courteous and efficient, they're clearly used to managing the routine chaos of busy days. For seating there are a couple dozen seats inside at communal tables or smaller cafe tables for 2-4. Outside seating in the form of picnic table and benches are available for about 20-25 though depending on the weather you may not want to linger. I was lucky enough to grab a seat next to a back window when another patron left, long enough to consume pie and tea. Verdict? Their Dutch style apple pie was indeed very good, meaty chunks of apple, not too strong on the warming spices, a balanced, sweetened short crust with just the right amount of sugar to give it a caramelized color and flavor. You can opt for with whipped cream (extra €0.90), or without (€5.10 for a plain slice). The serving is pretty large and decently filling, and I recommend it with the whipped cream, which added a little moisture and creaminess. Was it the best apple pie I've ever had? Questionable since there are so many versions out there, though I can say this was among the top. The crust had almost a cookie texture that was really unique, prob one of my top three pie crusts ever. The ginger tea (€2.90? I can't recall) w/fresh slab of ginger was a nice soothing hot drink (unsweetened) for a cold morning. Why 4 stars only? I can't say if this was an off-day, but when I went to use the restroom (two rooms downstairs down a very narrow and steep staircase), I walked in, washed my hands, and walked right back out. The odor in there was so foul it smelled of sewage leaking, even though I could not visibly see anything super dirty. Either way, I couldn't stand it more than 15 seconds, and I'm not usually squeamish about this type of stuff...but it was so extraordinarily overwhelming I felt like I would be ill. Ugh I hope it was an off day, and someone just had a bad time before I walked in. EDIT: reading other reviews apparently the bathroom is an issue for more than a few people so downgrading my review to 3 stars bc that's not ok...this needs to be handled better in a food establishment! Hours are: Mon: 7am-1am Tues-Thurs: 8am-1am Fri: 8am-1am Sat: 8am-2am Sun: 9am-1am For more info: winkel43.nl
When you come here, expect a line. Is this place overexposed? Yes. Is it overhyped? Absolutely not. It deserves its fame. We came here for the Apple Pie after seeing it highlighted all over social media. For a bonus, we also had the Dutch staple known as a tosti, which is their delicious version of a grilled cheese sandwich. The Apple Pie was incredibly delicious. The strudel crust was different from what you get in the US, and the pie actually tasted like apples and not sugar. The house made whipped cream took it up a level. On a cold rainy morning, this hit the spot. Our ham and cheese Tosti was also tasty. A tasty Tosti! The sandwich was well proportioned and not overstuffed with ingredients. Simple, yet elevated. The place is tight and cozy, but you don't mind it one bit when having food as good as they offer. You need to fit this into your Amsterdam itinerary if at all possible.
We came late around 9:30 p.m for appeltaart and latte. We were lucky enough to be seated outside beacause it was crowded. The service is very quick and the pie and Latte is perfect!
It was freezing cold with long line, but that didn't stop us from waiting. 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!
10/10 loved this pie. The crust was amazing. Worth the journey. Just order from the bar. Fast service. Super crowded
The Apple Pie at Winkel 43 is a must try in Amsterdam. It was my wife and I's first stop after arriving in the city during our most recent trip. We loved it so much we had to visit a second time before leaving. The pie is made fresh and you can watch them make the pies while you are at the restaurant. Fresh warm buttery apples were surrounded by a crumbly ginger cookie-like crust. The pie was not too sweet and didn't have overly sugary syrup inside. This is the best Apple Pie I have ever had. The restaurant also has an extensive breakfast and lunch menu so we also tried the Brioche Cheese Souffle. A soft toasted bun was filled with crisp fried cheese with a gooey inside, crisp lettuce, and tangy pickles.
Winkel 43 is a legendary stop right on the corner of Westerstraat and Noordermarkt in the Jordaan, perfectly situated along the Prinsengracht canals and just a short walk from the Anne Frank House. While it functions as a cozy, traditional Dutch brown café, virtually everyone comes here for one main reason: the famous Dutch apple pie (*appeltaart*). It completely lives up to the reputation. Served warm with a massive dollop of fresh whipped cream, it's thick, perfectly spiced, and has an almost cake-like crust that sets it apart. Pairing a slice with a fresh mint tea is pretty much mandatory. Because of its status and location, it's almost always buzzing with people--especially on market days--but the staff manages the perpetual queue remarkably fast. Snagging a table on the outdoor terrace for some people-watching along the canal is hard to beat. Whether you're taking visitors around the neighborhood or just out exploring the Jordaan. read more
There was a long line and a pretty long wait when we went. The place was fully packed, with both indoor and outdoor seating. I'd say about 95% of the people were ordering the apple pie, so of course we had to get one to see what the hype was about. The apple pie is pretty unique, it's basically a big chunk of cooked apple topped with a sweet, crumbly cookie like crust. The flavor reminded me of those little brown biscuits you get as airplane snacks... basically Biscoff cookies. lol!!! Overall, you really taste the natural apple flavor along with that Biscoff like cookie flavor. The pie itself isn't very sweet, which I actually liked, but adding some whipped cream definitely brings up the sweetness and makes it even better. The setup is pretty straightforward: get in line, order and pay, pick up your food, then find your own seat. It's definitely a popular spot, so be prepared for the crowd and a bit of a wait. read more
2 months ago
Mouse infestation!!! Went for a pie late at night after hotel Waldorf recommended it, while waiting for our order saw several Mouse inside running around! It was gross, disgusting! Never will go back, thank god we didn't eat and saw the mouse's first read more
Such a great place to try out when visiting Amsterdam. The was staff is friendly and helpful to us. The inside was a bit warm so I recommend sitting outside since it's cooler and great view. The grilled cheese was perfectly done and the cheese tasted great. The ossenworst was unique but tasty. The apple pie was a delicious experience. It was light and slightly sweet but not all sugary like American pies. The crust was delightful since it was more of a cheesecake crust and crumbly. Paired with the whipped cream it was a perfect balance of flavors. Their local beer IJwit was fantastic! Highly recommend it. read more
At Winkel 43, you can see frequent apple pies being made and baked through a clear kitchen glass divider. They make about 140 apple pies per day, so you would think that their apple pies are to die for. I thought they were good, but not spectacular (1 star off). I have had Dutch apple pie in other cafes in the area that are just as good. Service was poor. Servers were inattentive and unfriendly (1 star off). It took us awhile to get our apple pie slices, despite how many pies they make. Our server never checked on us. read more
4 months ago
Post dinner dessert - recommended by several friends. We arrived around 7pm on a Tuesday. Place was full up. Waited a few minutes for table. Not sure what else is on the menu as we just ordered apple pie with whipped cream. A single slice is plenty for two people. It is not overly sweet, the crust is really good (a slight taste of Biscoff cookies to me), and it has a few raisins in it as well. It was a nice night nice so we sat outside. The patio is large and seats plenty. The service is good, not great, but I was okay with it. My needs were meager - get my pie! N*joy! read more
Winkel 43 is supposedly the place to go for Dutch apple pie. It was busy when we arrived but we were 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. read more
Got the best apple pie here. Their crust was amazing and the homemade whipped went super well with it. Get the coffee to cut the sweetness and its just so good! The breakfast special was also pretty good with the cheese and butter! read more
While many know Winkel for their " Dutch Apple Pie", for me, it's similar to a traditional Apfel Kuchen. Call it what you want, it is worth the hype, worth the wait, worth the money. One of the best deserts you'll have in Amsterdam guaranteed! read more
If you're in Amsterdam looking for that iconic Dutch apple pie, Winkel 43 is the place to be--just be prepared for the crowds! We went on a weekend when they exclusively serve their famous apple pie, and while the lines can get pretty long, ours actually moved very quickly. The setup is a bit of a hustle: you order at the counter, pay, and then have to hunt for a table (they have seating indoors and outdoors) while balancing your food. Finding an open spot can definitely be a challenge, but we got incredibly lucky and snagged a seat at a communal table right as our plates were handed to us. Logistics aside, the pie is entirely worth it. It's honestly one of the best I've ever had. The crust is beautifully buttery and crumbly, and the warm apples have the absolute perfect texture--a brilliant balance of sweet and tart. It's not overly sweet on its own, but with a generous mountain of whipped cream and a hot coffee, it made for a wonderfully rich afternoon snack. I know a lot of people rave about their chocolate milk too, but the coffee pairing was exactly what we needed. Highly recommend braving the line for this! read more
Winkel 43 is the poster child for modern day marketing success--they've managed to land on every food blog, IG/TikTok/youtube travel and tourist page about Amsterdam; they're written up everywhere. To avoid FOMO, I found myself here at 10am on a Saturday morning, because I wasn't going to let long lines come between me and trying out their famous apple pie--so pie for breakfast it was! Better to eat those carbs in the morning and burn them off during the day right? (big wink) Good thing I arrived early because on a chilly Saturday, the Noordermarkt (the weekly farmers market located immediately outside this restaurant) was gearing up to full swing and tourists aplenty were flocking from all directions towards Winkel. There were 3 parties in front of me, and I waited for 10 minutes to order at the front counter. Both pie and tea were ready within a few minutes since with a limited menu on market Saturdays (morning thru afternoon), they keep a flow of pie slices ready in the wings ready to serve. Staff was courteous and efficient, they're clearly used to managing the routine chaos of busy days. For seating there are a couple dozen seats inside at communal tables or smaller cafe tables for 2-4. Outside seating in the form of picnic table and benches are available for about 20-25 though depending on the weather you may not want to linger. I was lucky enough to grab a seat next to a back window when another patron left, long enough to consume pie and tea. Verdict? Their Dutch style apple pie was indeed very good, meaty chunks of apple, not too strong on the warming spices, a balanced, sweetened short crust with just the right amount of sugar to give it a caramelized color and flavor. You can opt for with whipped cream (extra €0.90), or without (€5.10 for a plain slice). The serving is pretty large and decently filling, and I recommend it with the whipped cream, which added a little moisture and creaminess. Was it the best apple pie I've ever had? Questionable since there are so many versions out there, though I can say this was among the top. The crust had almost a cookie texture that was really unique, prob one of my top three pie crusts ever. The ginger tea (€2.90? I can't recall) w/fresh slab of ginger was a nice soothing hot drink (unsweetened) for a cold morning. Why 4 stars only? I can't say if this was an off-day, but when I went to use the restroom (two rooms downstairs down a very narrow and steep staircase), I walked in, washed my hands, and walked right back out. The odor in there was so foul it smelled of sewage leaking, even though I could not visibly see anything super dirty. Either way, I couldn't stand it more than 15 seconds, and I'm not usually squeamish about this type of stuff...but it was so extraordinarily overwhelming I felt like I would be ill. Ugh I hope it was an off day, and someone just had a bad time before I walked in. EDIT: reading other reviews apparently the bathroom is an issue for more than a few people so downgrading my review to 3 stars bc that's not ok...this needs to be handled better in a food establishment! Hours are: Mon: 7am-1am Tues-Thurs: 8am-1am Fri: 8am-1am Sat: 8am-2am Sun: 9am-1am For more info: winkel43.nl read more
11 months ago
When you come here, expect a line. Is this place overexposed? Yes. Is it overhyped? Absolutely not. It deserves its fame. We came here for the Apple Pie after seeing it highlighted all over social media. For a bonus, we also had the Dutch staple known as a tosti, which is their delicious version of a grilled cheese sandwich. The Apple Pie was incredibly delicious. The strudel crust was different from what you get in the US, and the pie actually tasted like apples and not sugar. The house made whipped cream took it up a level. On a cold rainy morning, this hit the spot. Our ham and cheese Tosti was also tasty. A tasty Tosti! The sandwich was well proportioned and not overstuffed with ingredients. Simple, yet elevated. The place is tight and cozy, but you don't mind it one bit when having food as good as they offer. You need to fit this into your Amsterdam itinerary if at all possible. read more
1 month ago
We came late around 9:30 p.m for appeltaart and latte. We were lucky enough to be seated outside beacause it was crowded. The service is very quick and the pie and Latte is perfect! read more
It was freezing cold with long line, but that didn't stop us from waiting. 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! read more
2 months ago
10/10 loved this pie. The crust was amazing. Worth the journey. Just order from the bar. Fast service. Super crowded read more
5 months ago
The Apple Pie at Winkel 43 is a must try in Amsterdam. It was my wife and I's first stop after arriving in the city during our most recent trip. We loved it so much we had to visit a second time before leaving. The pie is made fresh and you can watch them make the pies while you are at the restaurant. Fresh warm buttery apples were surrounded by a crumbly ginger cookie-like crust. The pie was not too sweet and didn't have overly sugary syrup inside. This is the best Apple Pie I have ever had. The restaurant also has an extensive breakfast and lunch menu so we also tried the Brioche Cheese Souffle. A soft toasted bun was filled with crisp fried cheese with a gooey inside, crisp lettuce, and tangy pickles. read more
It was great to experience the apple pie but it doesn't taste particularly different than any other apple pies I've tried. Given all the hype I guess I expected more! Is it a bad pie? Not at all! Does it live up to the hype? Also no. Should you still try it? Of course! But I wouldn't go out of my way to go there unless you are in the area! The staff here are nice and friendly so that was a plus! read more
5 months ago
The apple pie was divine! Honestly the perfect stop after spending the day exploring town. It's a pretty busy spot and seating is first come first serve. Find a table, preferably outdoors. Inside is fine but I found it to feel crowded, busy and loud. The service was great although be patient. Their staff works diligently and are often faced with impatient tourists. Overall a great experience and would definitely go back for the pie! read more
Came here in the evening for just their apple pie for dessert. Service was a bit slow and not super attentive. Their restrooms were also filthy. They clearly hadn't been cleaned or restocked at all during the day. In terms of the apple pie, I actually quite liked it. You just have to keep in mind that this isn't the American apple pie. It's much more rustic and I loved that it wasn't too sweet. Lots of apples inside. read more
The pie is worth the hype! You can also grab a piece to go if needed. My husband is not a pie person but even he was wanting to come back multiple days of our trip! We were overlooked a little service wise but it wasn't the end of the world. read more
1 year ago
Seeing this spot all over the recs, we have to give it a go. It was very crowded so worth splitting the group up so someone looks for a spot and another waits in line. When ordering, you'll be given the pie immediately but will get a number for the sandwiches and drinks. Known for their apple pie. It was pretty good overall, not much like the American pies we have at home. The crust and pie part is much thicker and the apple is in larger chunks. The whipped cream was really good. My friends got the cheese sandwiches and thought the flavor was a little muted (just straight up cheese), but it's served with ketchup. read more
1 year ago
Not a big fan of apple pie but came for the hype to try it and it was worth it!!! Not a traditional American Apple Pie, thank god. There was a small line but it moved quickly. Friendly staff. The Apple Pie was surprisingly not as sweet as I would expect it. I ordered it with whipped cream which paired perfectly. My favorite part was the lightly burnt cookie crust. The apple pieces are thicker making it look massive but it's not really heavy. The cafes are also really good. read more
1 year ago
This place is legendary and it's for a reason. It is one of the best Apple based desserts that you will ever have in your entire life and include some of the best people watching that you can have in Amsterdam. There is some outdoor seating and some limited places indoors and it really is the perfect spot to take a break as you're exploring the city in the warmer months however, they do have some covers for when it does rain and get colder. The service is what you would expect for a European place so Americans, please be aware that you can sit down and enjoy your tart in peace. read more
This apple pie deserves a gold medal. It's absolutely perfect. The crust's tastes is reminiscent of biscoff cookies although not as heavily spiced. The apple chunks are a delightful texture - big, juicy and tender. The filling is well spiced while letting the apples shine. And that whipped cream. Oh it's dreamy. I love slagroom! The overall ratio of the slice was superb, with the thin yet crisp crust encasing the entire piece, an ample dollop of whipped cream and packed high with apple filling, each bite was a balanced symphony. Coffee was good too. I got an iced flat white. read more
While in Amsterdam, we HAD to try Dutch apple pie. This is THE spot to do just that! There are two lines outside, one to be seated in the actual restaurant, and one to order to go. The tables outside are first come first serve, and the Dutch are friendly enough to share a table with you if you ask kindly! We sat outside to avoid the wait. We ordered two pieces of apple pie with whipped cream, a hot chocolate milk with whipped cream and a cappuccino. Our server said "great choices!" when we ordered, so we knew we were in for a treat. In the US, all of the Dutch apple pie I have ever had, has had some kind of crumble topping, but this apple pie had a thick buttery crust on top and bottom. It was incredible! The apples were sweet, the crust was buttery, the whipped cream was the perfect addition. The hot chocolate milk was so good that my husband drank half of it, and he doesn't like milk! It was a grey, cloudy day and having a slice of warm apple pie was just perfect! read more
1 month ago
8 months ago
- Freezing weather - Long lines - Taking apple pie to go and eating it cold instead of warm ***** still five stars ***** read more
9 months ago
Their famous apple pie is the main reason for our visit. Additionally, they are open until 1 am so we came right after a canal cruise and was definitely happy we did. They also serve cocktails, beer, tea and coffee. At 10 pm, there is no line so it was very easy to be seated. The apple pie with cream is one of the best pies I have ever had. Balanced, not too sweet with a nice thick crust. The ambiance feels like almost like a dive bar and is quaint. read more
We stopped by to try out this famous apple pie from this bar. Walk in welcome and plenty of seats indoor and outdoor. The waitress recommended a draft beer which is surprisingly good. I forgot the name but it had a flavor of rose! Very good! I don't drink beer usually but I'd give this a 5/5. Meanwhile the famous apple pie is way over rated. I would come back for the beer, but the pie is not worth a visit in my opinion. Its crust is too thick and dry and the flavor is lacking. Not much apple or any flavor at all. Just pure sweetness. 1/5 star read more
11 months ago
Stopped by for the pie and was not disappointed! Wish I'd gotten one to take with me, it was so good! read more
Went here because of all of the high reviews.... And... the pie was fantastic! It's all in the crust, savor the big crust bits. Definitely stop in, and it's worth a wait if you have to. However... the bathroom for the women was a disaster and it's very close to the kitchen which was a little unsettling. read more
The rumors are true. It is indeed the best apple pie I ever did have. I came late night after the Anne Frank museum. Enjoyed a glass of wine and a slice of pie. Huge chunks of apple, crispy warm crust, and buoyant whip cream. I enjoyed every bite and fought my self not two get a second serving. Prices are great here despite being such a tourist hub. Wish I could've grabbed some dinner as well. read more
1 year ago
Came up as a spot for Dutch apple pie so we walked over after dinner to try it. Place was fairly busy but service was quick and efficient. We sat outside at one of many tables and ordered. Love the crust around the apples. read more
Oh boy, I can't believe I forgot to write a review on this great place in Amsterdam! Our hotel staff told us we had to come here and try the apple Pie ( forgot the exact name ) it was fabulous. Even though our hotel was not close by we found ourselves here almost every night before we left. We have sent friends here too and they loved it. We will definitely visit again if we come back to visit. They had inside and outside seating at the time we visited with long lines for inside seating. Enjoy. read more
1 year ago
6 months ago
Apple pie was good.... Not the best we have ever had. Wine came in a dirty glass. And it took over 20 minutes to even get our water, pie and wine. read more
1 year ago
Thought the pie here was good but I definitely agree with the other people that the bathroom was absolutely disgusting. Small bar, was crowded and we definitely had to wait a bit. We only got pie and coffee so I can't speak to the other food, the other people at our communal table ordered bitterballen (looked generic) and a plate of nachos that looked absolutely terrible. Come for the pie. read more
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