10 cookies and cake shop you must visit in Amsterdam

10 cookies and cakes shop you must visit in Amsterdam 🍪🍪🍰🍰

De Drie Graefjes

It has a dining room and four bakeries in Amsterdam., you’re never far from a slice of red velvet. De Drie Graefjes boasts an American-style bakery, with treats such as carrot cake, hummingbird cake, cheesecakes and much more. Some restaurants offer something tasty, like soups, salads and burgers, but you can always have your cake first! 

Baksels

You won’t be able to have “just a tiny slice” at Baksels, who brews an assortment of homemade cakes, brownies and cupcakes every day at its location in Amsterdam West. Grab a slice of your favourite cake and take a seat inside (or take it home!) to savour the flavour of these delectable cakes, all done with the owner's love. 

Betty Blue

A comparatively new addition to the list of Amsterdam's best bakeries, Betty Blue is a place where you can dream big..” This little bakery certainly does: in addition to its fresh cakes such as the almost-famous rainbow cake baked daily, Betty Blue serves up breakfast and lunch available to enjoy in its elegantly modern dining space..  

De Laatste Kruimel

There won’t be any crumbs left on your plate after a visit to De Laatste Kruimel – hence the name of this bakery in the city centre. Using organic and local, seasonal produce, De Laatste Kruimel Serves a bunch of treats like scones and cakes next to quiches, sandwiches and fresh coffee and juice. 

Koffie ende Koeck

Vegans and vegetarians no longer have to feel left out when it comes to rich, moist cake – Koffie ende Koeck has come to the rescue! This vegan bakery in Amsterdam offers all the same flavours (as well as few unique ones), including carrot pudding and Christmas specials. Although this is a small area, the boutique invites all guests to stay for an organic lunch or tea. 

Winkel43

Stop by Winkel43 in the Jordaan neighbourhood for a taste of their most famous treat: apple pie, just like grandma made. Known all over town as having the best apple pie in Amsterdam, Winkel43 is the place to go when you need to feel like a man– but be ready to make yourself a bit comfortable with a few strangers at the table, as is usually busy.

De Bakkerswinkel

Take a trip to Westerpark for a lovely high tea with the ladies – complete with a slice of cake – at De Bakkerswinkel’s most beautiful location. With three other bakeries in Amsterdam, this cake shop and lunchroom is known throughout the city for its scrumptious cakes (walnut and caramel, for one) and sweet and savoury scones. 

Tout Patisserie

For a cake that is as pretty as it is delicious, head to Tout Patisserie. Cakes are works of art, and the chocolate factory makes sweets, truffles and bars that combine perfectly with a cup of coffee. Tout Patisserie is known for their macarons – they have dozens of flavours, including limited-edition flavours such as gin and tonic – then make sure you take a box to enjoy after completing your cake. 

Bakers&Roasters

Two unexpected cultures, New Zealand and Brazil, have joined together at Bakers & Roasters, which serves up not only cakes but an assortment of breakfast and brunch dishes filled with flavours from all over the world. Cakes, cooked every day by a team who loves to experiment (chocolate cake and Guinness, someone?), can be tasted in coffee or at your place.  

Pompadour

After a day of shopping on the Neuf Rues, stop in Pompadour to be immediately transported to a charming French tea room. You may have some trouble choosing from the dozens of bonbons and cakes, all made from pure, unadulterated ingredients, so feel free to ask for advice – and have a cup of coffee while you decide.

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