Your first stop is our very own Koepelcafe, a typical Amsterdam brown caf&eacute; with a great selection of Dutch snacks to go. From bitterballen to poffertjes, we got you covered.

Koepelcafe

Fresh herring is a staple in Dutch street food. Grab one by the tail and take it down in one bite, or enjoy one on a soft bun with chopped onions. Stubbe is one of the oldest herring stands in the city and has always had consistent quality.

Stubbe's Haring

A warm and rustic Spanish deli with hanging dried hams that you can smell a few blocks down the street already. Enjoy their specialty, the pata negra, on a sandwich or as separate slices but make sure not to miss out on the rest of the menu.

Ibiricus

You basically can't visit The Netherlands and not have cheese. Here at Kaasland they sell over 200 types of cheese, both foreign and domestic, that you can enjoy on the spot or have them vacuum seal it for you to take home.

Kaasland / Cheese land

Next to Toscanini, one of the most renowned Italian restaurants in the city, you'll find their very own deli shop. Perfect stop for fresh charcuterie, home-made focaccia, Italian wines and other beautiful products to enjoy on the go.

Toscanini Deli

An absolute must when it comes to the cityl's favorites. Locals commonly agree that Winkel 43 serves the best apple pie around here, and luckily for you they also serve it to go.

Winkel 43

JD William's is always there for the true whisky lovers, even during the lockdown they got our backs. With some great original cocktails that you can buy by the pitcher, to complete whisky tastings available for take-away.

JD William's Whisky Bar

A sweet tooth's heaven! It'll be tough to make a selection for your to-go box with so many macarons, chocolates, pastries and cakes to choose from. Additionally they offer an extensive drinks menu with fresh juices, smoothies and all types of coffee.

Le Petit Deli

Make a healthy stop at Pluk while you're in the 9 streets. Delicious (and beautiful) poke- and smoothie bowls to enjoy along with a wide range of cold pressed juices.

Pluk

Normally a classy cocktail bar with velvet seats and smooth jazz, nowadays a lively pick-up point for coffee, cocktails, warm mulled wine and warm smiles.

Bar Oldenhof

A great destination for local and natural burgers, always with a new and creative burger of the month on the menu. Can't decide? Try their mini trio to share.

Burgermeester

At Van Stapele they only sell one type of cookie but you won't need anything else. The crisp dark chocolate dough filled with gooey white chocolate has been a hit from the start and yes, they do sell them in tins to take home.

Van Stapele Koekmakerij

A small shop with a big reputation. For generations Vleminckx the Saucemaster has been selling some of the best Flemish fries you can find in Amsterdam, accompanied by a wide range of homemade sauces. Loved by both locals and tourists so don't be surprised if there is a queue, it will be worth the wait.

Vleminckx the Saucemaster

Last but not least, a superb Italian trattoria. Fresh sandwiches, square pizzas, traditional lasagnas and real Italian coffees and pastries, all at very affordable prices.

Caldi e Freddi

The buzzing city center is not what it used to be these days. Fortunately, food and drinks will always be a part of Amsterdam culture, no matter the circumstances. The Navigator team of the Renaissance Amsterdam Hotel has curated a picturesque walking tour with the best local food and delicacies to take with you on the go! Enjoy the typical flavors while exploring some of the most iconic neighborhoods of the city.

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Local Delicacies Tour

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