8 BEST BAKERIES IN AMSTERDAM

What’s for breakfast this morning? Head to one of our favorite Amsterdam bakeries for something hot out of the oven!

Best bakeries in Amsterdam

Get your daily bread or a a special treat at one of these delicious Amsterdam bakeries.

Le Fournil de Sébastien

The first French baker to open a bakery in the Netherlands, Sébastien Roturier and his Dutch wife Susan have been operating Le Fournil de Sébastien since 2007. In those few years they have developed quite the following, with many people visiting the Zuid Amsterdam bakery daily to taste the delicious breads and pastries fresh from the oven. Yummy sandwiches too!

Le Fournil de Sebastien
Olympiaplein 119, Amsterdam

Hartog’s Volkoren Bakkerij

More than 200 years ago the Hartog family began selling their whole wheat breads in their Amsterdam bakery. The tradition continues, as the bakery still uses a 100 year old recipe for their bread. The long lines out front attest to the delicious products. A few years ago the bakery opened up a sandwich shop, Hartog’s Boterham, down the street.

Hartog’s Volkoren Bakkerij
Bakery: Ruyschstraat 56, Amsterdam
Sandwiches: Wibautstraat 77, Amsterdam

Patisserie Holtkamp

Patisserie Holtkamp is located in a beautiful Art Deco shop that perfectly highlights the delectable pastries, cakes, cookies and bonbons. Holtkamp is also famous for their croquettes which are served in restaurants all over Amsterdam.

Patisserie Holtkamp
Vijzelgracht 15, Amsterdam

Lanskroon Banketbakkerij

This bakery is known for their tempting sweets including pies, cakes, pastries and fresh stroopwafels. Take a seat in their charming canal-side tea room and enjoy a sweet treat. The cat that lives here is the fattest cat we have ever seen!

Lanskroon
Singel 385, Amsterdam

BBROOD

With four locations in Amsterdam and several stores that sell their products around town, the craving for BBROOD can easily be satisfied. BBROOD’s breads, pastries and cookies are baked fresh daily, along with sandwiches, smoothies and coffee.

Bbrood
Zeedijk 66, Amsterdam
Eerste van der Helststraat 49, Amsterdam
Zeilstraat 12, Amsterdam
Bos en Lommerweg 317, Amsterdam

Vlaamsch Broodhuys

Vlaamsch Broodhuys was started in 1996 by Dimitri Roels and his wife Diante. Dimitri studied as a chef and cooked in some of the best restaurants in the Netherlands, Belgium and France. He became interested in bread and the Vlaamsch Broodhuys was born. They create delicious breads, pastries, cookies and sandwiches in their ten bakeries around Amsterdam. Their baked goods and sweets are excellent and we definitely recommend Vlaamsch Broodhuys as a top lunch spot. The sandwiches are fantastic!

Take a look at our list of favorite sandwiches in Amsterdam.

Vlaamsch Broodhuys
10 locations in Amsterdam

Patisserie Kwekkeboom

You can’t miss the giant saucijzenbroodje outside the Kwekkeboom on Linnaeusstraat as it tempts passersby. And inside their three Amsterdam bakeries many other delicious pastries await!

Kwekkeboom
Reguliersbreestraat 36, Amsterdam
Linnaeusstraat 80, Amsterdam
Ferdinand Bolstraat 119, Amsterdam

Le Perron

You’ll spot Le Perron at many weekly street markets around Amsterdam including the Noordermarkt and Sunday Market. They have regular bread as well as yummy pastries, sweets and special loaves. I am a huge fan of their bread with figs and rosemary, it is an amazing breakfast treat with a nice hot cup of tea on a chilly fall day.

Le Perron

iambe

Iambe bakes organic breads with care at their two Amsterdam bakeries. They’ve won prizes in the past for best croissants and best saucijzenbroodje in town. Other than their tasty baked goods, iambe is also special because they are a social workplace providing jobs for those with disabilities. They have delicious sourdough breads as well as whole grain loaves and other goodies.

Iambe
Van der Helstplein 6, Amsterdam
Bilderdijkstraat 143, Amsterdam

What goes best with fresh bread? Coffee? Cheese? Head to the weekly market for more goodies.

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