I was so excited to come across Frozz. It was exactly what I needed for a snack and to break up the…read moreheat towards the end of Spring. This location of Frozz is located on a busy street in Centrum. There is always a crowd here and for good reason. The frozen yogurt is amazing! Much better than Red Mango or Pinkberry in the states. The yogurt tastes better, perhaps creamier. Maybe it is the milk from the Dutch cows. The formula is simple. Pick your cup size and toppings. I went with a regular plain yogurt with fruits (strawberries, lychee, and pineapple). The fruits were so fresh and juicy. If you don't want fruit, you can also top your yogurt with nuts, coconut, granola, etc. The overall effect is refreshing with a mix of textures.

The frozen yogurt is good but I prefer the new self serve places that have opened up around town…read more But this review is about the soup. Not sure when they converted it to soup in the winter but I just noticed it yesterday. So I stopped in for the small chili beef for 6 euros with rice noodles. The broth could have been slightly warmer and the veggies cut slightly smaller for easier eating but overall I give it 2 thumb up. A quick, cheap and satisfying meal that helps break up the falafel routine. I'm a fan.

It does not exist, we wasted 2 hours until midnight when everything else was closed. Extremely…read moredisappointing. Obviously would not recommend. Maybe Yelp gave us the wrong location, but so did Apple Maps. I believe this place closed down around 2 years ago considering that was the last review.

There are plenty of other places around Amsterdam that offer the same items but this place is by…read morefar the best of them. I ordered the white chocolate waffle and scoop of nutella ice cream which the waffle was incredibly delicious and savory and the ice cream was an added bonus on top. As a tourist you always want the best experience this spot was truly one.

Tried some gelato/sorbet here after a long day. Flavors were refreshing for the sorbet but the ice…read morecream/gelato was a bit artificial tasting. Overall, service was fine and the place was very colorful.

Waow! Ice cream is definitely a good time. Cool peeps and also very generous scoops! After you get…read moreyour ice cream, go out for a walk and hang out. You'll see a lot of people doing the same, such great culture here!

The best "one-flavor" shop in the city! Don't come here looking for chocolate or strawberry--Van…read moreder Linde only does one flavor, and it's a legendary whipped cream/milk ice cream. The texture is incredibly light, fluffy, and intensely creamy. You can get it in a cone, cup, or sandwiched between two delicious waffle cookies. It's affordable, starting at only 1.70€ for a small cone, but is Cash Only. The shop is tiny and for takeout only. There is usually a line out the door, but the staff is efficient and it moves very fast.

A Dutch classic treat! You can get it in a cone, cup, or sandwiched between two waffle cookies…read more €1.60 for the smallest cone, cash only, one flavor, and no photos of the scooping process to keep the line moving fast and efficiently. The ice cream here is light, fluffy, and very creamy; the texture is one the most unique textures in ice cream I've experienced where it almost had a bounciness to it. I'm the type of person who chooses to get Sweet Cream flavored ice cream, so I loved the flavor of my scoop; so if you enjoy the flavor of milk for heavy cream, I feel like you'd enjoy this cone. The shop is very small and has a pretty long line. It moves pretty fast for such a small operation; we waited about 5 min from the end of the line to the scooping process. The service is very efficient and no-nonsense. I think this is a fun experience overall and would recommend!

I hate this place and I do so for several reasons but let me first talk about the good things…read morebecause they do have some of those. The good: The plain yogurt flavor tastes OK, albeit too sweet. They have LOTS of different kinds of toppings, way more than any other froyo place in Amsterdam. They have fruits and nuts, candies and chocolates, and all kinds of gooey toppings such as caramel and peanut butter and much more. You don't pay per topping but you pay for the total weight of your big, deep and wide cup. You decide how much yogurt, which yogurt, how much toppings and which toppings and then you weigh and pay it. The fruits always look fresh. The bad: The yogurt is too sweet. The Italian chick who works there is so extremely annoying. We've been there many times (because of my girlfriend, she seems to love it) and every time she, the Italian girl who works there, is up in our face asking if we know how it works. We say we do, she asks again, we answer again, she asks one more time and we answer one more time and then she starts explaining the whole process anyway. That is SO annoying!!! Moreover, if you stay there and eat your froyo, you have to hear her do this to EVERY. EFFING. CUSTOMER. That's not even the worst of it all... the worst part is: she shouts and yells EVERYTHING! This woman is amazingly annoying. My girlfriend loves this place and even she mentions how annoying she is every time we go there. That's not the only reason this place gets 2 stars from me. What also annoys me is that this place (in the beginning more so than now) actively advertises LOW FAT yogurt... which is bullshit because yogurt fats are actually good fats and can be very beneficial to a person, even a person on a diet. What they fail the mention is the crazy amount of refined sugars that is in the yogurt. Refined sugars are far, far worse than natural fats and the body treats them as poison (for example, check out "Sugar: The Bitter Truth" on YouTube if you're interested). The only reason I see for anyone to go here is the array of toppings they offer.

Went to Yogen Früz yesterday to try this. I thought it would be frozen yoghurt but it was more like…read morejust regular ice-cream, also had many calories. There are like 8 flavours of ice-cream you can choose from. I tried chocolate and vanilla. Also there are many toppings. I had blueberries, raspberries and chocolate crumbles. Because you have to do everything yourself here and the weight your stuff in the end it can get really pricey, so don't take to much. Also, you have to pay for every topping even though they present them like they are free. I had to pay 4,70 euros in the end. The ice-cream tasted fine, the toppings are also okay. So this is a decent place to get your ice-cream when in the neighbourhood. The stuff is also nothing special though and very pricey so I would rather go somewhere else next time. Like getting a few scoops at Haagen Dazs.

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.

Drawing customers near Amsterdam's Red Light District since 1979 anyone who claims Rene's…read moreCroissanterie is not a tourist trap has probably spent too long in a Coffee Shop, the combination of late hours and fair prices universally popular while high volume assures items are mostly fresh. An ambitious line-up, everything from Sausage Rolls to Churros plus made-to-order Crepes available via touch-screen ordering, limited seating sees most guests dining in the streets outside where people watching proves highly entertaining. Not remotely artisan, more so Street Food made with a little more care than elsewhere in De Wallen, Rene's Stroopwafel comes topped for €10 and proves just average while the Liege Waffle is properly made with Pearl Sugar within but a bit too sweet thanks to added Confectioner's Sugar on top.

The ham Croissant was soggy with one piece of Ham. The display is awesome, The bakery is medium…read moregood.

We were looking for some ice cream after dinner in the area and stumbled upon this place. The ice…read morecream is delicious. My wife had Strawberry Cheesecake and Lime Cheesecake and loved both. I'm lactose intolerant so I had their vegan pear sorbet, and it was great, not too sweet. We liked it so much, we found another of their locations the next night and I had the Piña Colada sorbet this time and again the Lime Cheesecake.

It was a small shop, really wanted to try frozen yogurt. Loved the flavors & took this cute pic :)…read morepeople were really nice!

I just had some of the silkiest, creamiest, espresso ice cream I've ever had in my entire life!…read moreThank you Monte Pelmo for providing me an hour of absolutely ice cream heaven. And just when I thought I couldn't love ya'll anymore, I noticed you had fresh cannolis. I went ahead and purchased a cheese filled cannoli and ate it two days later before bed. I slept like an absolute baby with a huge smile on my face. Mark my words... I will be back!

LOVE this place! Best vegan dark chocolate we've had. In fact, we went back the next day to have…read moreit again and they no longer had that flavor available. Popular! We so had the caramel and it was sooo good! Service was great and ambiance too! Tables to sit outside. Will be back again when in area.

The caramel and regular Stroopwafels were OK. However, 9 and 5 euros for both was preposterous and…read moretotal tourist pricing.

I never found this business. We took a trek using GPS and the map from Yelp and it was not there…read more We ended up going a couple of doors down to a different place that had waffles and gelato. We only tried the gelato because the pastries all looked kind of old. I wish I could remember the name of the shop but it was just a couple away from this address.