Epic Dutch Food Tour in Amsterdam: Ultimate Guide 🇳🇱

Indulgent stroopwafels, crispy bitterballen, delectable gouda cheese– what’s not to love about traditional Dutch cuisine? It’s simple, yet nourishing, and we’ve heard that it will bring comfort to your soul with just one bite. Dutch food is a fascinating combination of hearty fare mixed with exotic ingredients brought to the Netherlands by maritime trade, creating a culinary heritage unlike any other. Join us for 24 hours, as we run all around Amsterdam and delight in a fantastic Dutch food tour! 🇳🇱

Tours and experiences we did/recommend in Amsterdam:

All the Dutch foods we tried in Amsterdam:
🧇 Stroopwafel - 7.50 euros ($8.08)
🍵 Snert - 6.95 euros ($7.49)
🧆 Bitterballen - 6.50 euros ($7.00)
🥔 Boerenkoolstamppot - 16.50 euros ($17.77)
😋 Poffertjes - 6.95 euros ($7.49)
🐟 Broodje Haring - 3.50 euros ($3.77)
🐠 Kibbeling - 5.35 euros ($5.76)
🫓 Pannenkoeken - 9.50 euros ($10.23)
🍺 Pomelo IPA - 6.20 euros ($6.68)
🧀 Kaas - 9.90 euros ($10.66)
🍎 Appletaart - 5.70 euros ($6.14)

Vlog #224 // Amsterdam, Netherlands 🇳🇱

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[ChadandClaire]

Our 25th country is the NETHERLANDS!!! 🇳🇱 We are officially halfway done with our 50-country goal, and we’re celebrating it in Amsterdam! Thank you for joining us on this Dutch food tour, and stay tuned as we explore more of the city as well as the Dutch countryside. 😁 Have you tried the Dutch cuisine, and if so, what’s your favorite dish?

Tours and experiences we did/recommend in Amsterdam:

[foodiemichael]

For people with a budget visiting Amsterdam, , visit a local market and you will get a fresh caramel syrup waffel just as good for like 2-4 euros. And for that same price you can also go to a local supermarket and buy a package of 10 which you can heat up in a microwave for 10 sec if you want it warm !

[TomHuynh-ocgv]

Claire has a unique giggle that radiates positive vibes!

[leebrandt]

I loved all of the dutch food, especially bitterballen, harring, kibbling, stamppot, and raw beef sandwiches. Glad you guys enjoyed it!

[AdventuresofAplusK]

That all looks delicious! Especially that Appeltaart and Stroopwafel 😍😍

[travelwithchristina]

Peak season for Amsterdam is more like August. I’ve been Amsterdam in March, August, and December and the crowds in August are so bad you’re basically shuffling through the streets because you can’t walk any faster. You’re lucky to see Amsterdam so quiet, that’s when it’s the most charming.

[fannyman]

The name of the tree you saw near by Nemo science Museum is in Dutch: ruwe iep. In English it's called: mountain elm or wych elm. The chips you saw on the ground are the seeds.

[carolmartin]

We Wisconsinites are busy cutting grass and prettying up our shrubs and flowers...but i have to save then watch Chad and Claire's adventures because you guys are so good. This was no exception....never been to Amsterdam but feel like I have just toured it with you. The food!!! We cook/bake so many dishes similar to dutch cuisine....so much shared heritage with germans here. On, up and forward! 🖐 ❤ 😊

[kayleebeare]

This was so fun to learn about Dutch food! Thanks for sharing with us!

[susanh]

Stops everything to look up a recipe for Snert because I love pea soup but the addition of celery & leek sounds divine 😋✨!! Also, I have some Dutch heritage from my mom's side 😄so will be fun to try some recipes related to my ancestors ☺!

[weouthere]

I had a trip booked to Amsterdam in spring 2019 & then the pandemic happened & I never got to go. A few years later I decided to go to Sweden & Denmark. But after watching this, I am extremely motivated to book a trip to Amsterdam! The food looks amazing. Great content. I’m a fan!

[sophiesartcuisine]

Thanks for the video. We just came back from my trip Amsterdam. AMS is such a unique place to visit. The new bike parking facility is huge. My favorite food in AMS is actually the tapas from a Spanish restaurant Duende Dos. :) The most unforgettable activity is the King’s Day party throughout the city. The most beautiful place is Keukenhof.

[Mid-LevelLuxury]

I’ve been a huge fan of you guys since the van life days—love your videos always. Going to Amsterdam in a month and I’m stoked after watching this. If you’re ever in NYC, I owe you a drink!

[gmcenroe]

Great video, I love Amsterdam and haven't been there for many years. The food looked delicious. Thanks for sharing!

[mirnaoel]

As a Dutchie, next time should also try: a tompouce, pasteitje met ragout, oliebol, frikandel speciaal, kapsalon. You'll love them.

[pamelaharper]

Very refreshing You Tube Vlog! I am enjoying the tours and you really go into detail on the food which makes us seem like we are there with you!!! Thank you!! Look forward to your videos!!!

[EricandSarah]

Finally catching up and WOWWWW did this make us hungry!! We grew up eating literally all these things and it's making us miss home 🤤🤤 Except the raw herring... my Opa used to eat herring out the can and I could not handle it as a child hahaha. Maybe I'll have to give it a try in a sandwich one day 😉

[debbiegallardo]

Love love watching your vlogs, you guys made me want to come back to Amsterdam . Looking forward to your next one. Take care 😘

[vast]

Bitterballen are more eaten as a borrelsnack.
Traditionaly pancakes in the Dutch homes are eaten as a dessert with stroop (like from the stroopwafel), rolled up.
Pancakes, crêpes and poffertjes are different things and are all 3 made of a different batter.
The apple pie is not seen as a dessert by the Dutch but as a cake, which normally you eat with your tea or coffee halfway through the morning or afternoon or in the evening, we eat it also as part of a birthday cake.

[SammyandTommy]

Oh wow can't wait to follow in yall's footsteps soon!! Everything looked soo unique and yummy!