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Amsterdam’s Lesser Known Markets
Organic Farmers Market, Puurmarkt, Selling Local Produce in Amsterdam
By Scott Roane
As the weather starts to pick up, a great way to discover more of Amsterdam than the popular central area, is to take yourself on a tour of Amsterdam’s lesser-known markets. As well as seeing various parts of the...
Amsterdam’s 13 Guiltiest Culinary Pleasures
Amsterdam's Top Guilty Pleasures
The perfect holiday has a number of vital ingredients, with the sheer beauty of a city normally top of the list. But following this, it’s often the culinary highlights of a holiday that I’m still talking about many years after the trip itself. Sitting on a sunny...
Icing on the Cake for Amsterdam Foodies
By Scott Roane
Following Food Film Festivals in New York, Bologna and London, the Netherlands’ first Food Film Festival will be held in Amsterdam from 18 – 20 March. Organized by the Youth Food Movement, the youth arm of the Slow Food Movement. The event will be held at Studio K cultural center...
Celebrating Thanksgiving in Amsterdam
October 10, 2010 | Events, Food | Read MoreCanadian Thanksgiving is coming up this weekend, and American Thanksgiving is right around the corner. If you find yourself in Amsterdam on any of these days and are feeling a bit homesick, here are some tips on how to re-create the experience in a country that is completely Thanksgiving Day devoid.
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Fine Dining In Amsterdam – The Silver Mirror
If you’re looking for a fine dining experience in Amsterdam, I highly recommend visiting De Silveren Spiegel (The Silver Mirror) in the heart of the old city center.
One of my biggest complaints about restaurants in Amsterdam is that the quality of service is often poor. Coming from America, where...
Amsterdam’s Famous 5 Euro Pizza Place – Eating Cheap and Eating Well!
Finding a nice lunch that’s going to ring you in at around 5 euros isn’t always easy in Amsterdam. You can always go to a McDonald’s or Burger King, but you’re going to spend more than what you’re used to at home, and the service will be incredibly slow. That being said,...
Eating out in Amsterdam – It’s Not Just Pancakes and Pie
April 5, 2010 | Food | Read MoreDutch traditional cuisine is pretty limited to deep-fried bar snacks (bitterballen) at local brown bars, but the city is the most international in the world, and as a result you’ll have plenty of choice when it comes to selecting a restaurant.
In general, the Dutch tend to eat rather late (8-10pm),...


