Amsterdam Self-Guided Food Tour: De Pijp Neigbourhood

Amsterdam’s loudest neighbourhood. In snack form.

Book your time slot via this link.

De Pijp is the kind of place that politely refuses to let you stay hungry.

It’s colourful, chaotic in the best way, and basically Amsterdam’s unofficial snack playground.

This self-guided food tour takes you through eight carefully picked foodie stops — with exclusive deals, insider tips, and a route that lets you drift, nibble, linger, and repeat.

Go fast. Go slow. Eat what calls your name. Skip what doesn’t.

This is Amsterdam — but finally on your terms.

How It Works

After booking, you’ll receive a downloadable PDF food guide.

Inside:

1. Where to go
2. What to order
3. Why each bite matters
4. Google Maps links so you never have to pretend you know where you’re going

There’s no live guide. Just you, your appetite, and eight delicious stops.

You pay as you go, share bites if you want, and move at your own pace.

When Can I Go

1. Days: Monday, Tuesday, Friday, Saturday
2. (About 30% of our family-run partners rest on Wednesdays and Thursdays.)
3. Recommended start: 11:30 – 14:30
4. First vendor opens at 11:00, last closes at 17:00 — plenty of time to enjoy every bite.

Book your time slot via this link.

Highlights

1. Wander the Albert Cuyp Market — Amsterdam’s busiest, tastiest outdoor kitchen
2. Taste icons + local favourites: stroopwafels, poffertjes, fried fish, Surinamese bowls, Dutch fries, and more
3. Exclusive discounts or mini tastings at partner vendors
4. Fully self-paced — no rushing, no group waiting
5. Vendor stories, neighbourhood history, and insider food lore along the way

Food & Drinks

1. Not included — expect to spend around €25 per person
2. Pay directly at each stop
3. Share portions if you like (Dutch fries are not legally required to be shared)
4. Discounts or smaller-portion deals at 7 of the 8 stops

What’s Included

1. Beautifully designed PDF food guide
2. Google Maps links for easy navigation
3. 8 curated foodie stops
4. Discounts or smaller-portion deals at 7 stops
5. Stories and background info about each vendor
6. Extra local recommendations to keep eating after you finish (you’re welcome)

De Pijp doesn’t do quiet.

But it does do very, very good food.

Come hungry. Leave happy.

Please note: Make sure your City Card is valid at the time of use.