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Friendly, relaxed & interactive walking food tours since 2013. Are you a hungry bird? Hungry Birds Street Food Tours

01/01/2025

A very happy new year to all the Hungry Birds around the world! Wishing you happiness, good health, and great meals in 2025! Proost! 🍻

27/12/2024

The week between Christmas and New Years can feel a bit slow paced and is a great time for reflection. It is a perfect time to indulge and savor life’s little pleasures. Like a warm stroopwaffel on the market. Ps. If you don’t have access to fresh stroopwaffels.. go ahead and put one on top of your warm cup of coffee or tea, the steam will warm it up and you will get close to the experience of a fresh stroopwaffel on the market… but not quite the same ;) ☕️

24/12/2024

All cozied up for a winter walk through Amsterdam! First stop, a warm chocolate cookie from 🍪🩷

23/12/2024

Throw back to last month. Celebrating Hungry Bird Robert’s birthday in a cozy old Dutch bar was such a meaningful way to connect, share laughter, and make new friends. It was a day filled with warmth, memories, and amazing food. 🍻

21/12/2024

In the Netherlands, coffee isn’t just a drink… it’s a moment. On the shortest day of the year, the winter solstice, when daylight feels fleeting, the Dutch embrace coffee as a centerpiece of gezelligheid. Our coffee culture creates spaces of warmth and connection which can make the longest nights turn into something comforting and bright.

19/12/2024

A fun throwback Thursday. We love reminiscing on all the fun had with our wonderful hungry birds through the years. Do you have any photos from your tour that you would like to share with us? We love to see them! Send us a DM 😊😊

14/12/2024

A broodje pom is a tasty Surinamese sandwich that’s filled with pom, a savory mix of shredded chicken, root vegetable pomtajer, and spices. It's a popular snack in the Netherlands, especially in cities like Amsterdam and Rotterdam, and combines Surinamese flavors with a Dutch twist. It’s the kind of dish you’d probably never try unless you went on a food tour, but once you do, you’ll wonder how you missed it! Also, the secret is in the sauce (Tjins hot sauce to be specific)

12/12/2024

Camera eats first!!! And the camera loves the delicious treats from the Volendammer Vishandel 🐟

09/12/2024

Stroopwafels were first made in Gouda, Netherlands, in the late 18th or early 19th century. They were created by bakers using leftover crumbs from other baked goods, which were pressed into thin waffles and filled with a syrup made of caramel, butter, and sugar. This origin story reflects their humble beginnings as an affordable treat for the working class before becoming the iconic Dutch snack we know today.

07/12/2024

No matter how cold it gets outside, spending time with new friends brings a kind of warmth that can't be matched. Whether it's sharing a laugh, exploring a cute new neighborhood, and especially sharing new foods together, those moments make you forget how cold it is outside. Let us show you around our city with Amsterdam’s oldest and loveliest food tour 🧡

02/12/2024

Poffertjes are the ultimate comfort food for a cold day, especially when you're strolling through a bustling market like the Albert Cuyp Market. Their warm, fluffy texture and the delicious smell from the griddle creates an irresistible treat that feels like a cozy hug in the chilly air. We like them classic style: Topped with a pat of melting butter and a dusting of powdered sugar. Poffertjes give a perfect mix of warmth and sweetness, making them an ideal snack to keep your hands warm and your spirits high as you explore Amsterdam by winter time🤍

28/11/2024

Thanksgiving is a time to gather with the most important people in our lives, sharing gratitude and creating memories together. It’s not just about the food, though the feasts of turkey, pies, and all the fixings certainly play a central role—it's about cherishing those moments with family and friends. Above all, Thanksgiving is a celebration of connection, love, and the joy of being surrounded by those who matter to us. Happy thanksgiving from these Mother Birds who helped shape Hungry Birds into the company it is today. Do you recognize some familiar faces?

27/11/2024

If there is 1 photo op you need to take advantage of, it is with a Dutch herring by the tail! A true classic picture to commemorate a fun foodie experience 🇳🇱

25/11/2024

This lovely family cooks up the best stroopwaffels in the city. They sell their fresh treats warm on the market but they also package them up to take home. You can grab some as a gift to take home to your loved ones in a beautiful, Dutch style cookie tin 🥰

22/11/2024

Dutch brown bars are cozy, traditional pubs known for their warm, wood-paneled interiors and welcoming ambiance. Named for their dark brown, tobacco-stained walls and dim lighting, these bars are perfect for a relaxed drink and conversation. In Amsterdam, brown bars are more than just places to enjoy a beer; they’re local social hubs that capture the city's friendly, down-to-earth, laid back spirit. One of our favorites is Cafe Oosterling 🤍

20/11/2024

A food tour is a perfect way to bond with your friends and family. Learning, tasting, and enjoying a new city and new foods is a wonderful way to make memories with those you love. Join us on a walking food tour through Amsterdam. We would love to meet you 🧡

18/11/2024

Amsterdam’s food culture goes far beyond traditional Dutch fare; it's a variety of flavors shaped by the city's creativity and multiculturalism. While you can still enjoy classics like herring and stroopwafels, the city is equally celebrated for its inventive cuisine and global influences.

15/11/2024

Pietersma Snacks at the Albert Cuyp Market was established in 1959. Since then, it’s become a staple at the market, known for its traditional Dutch fries, other crunchy snacks, and amazing dipping sauces. You can find them right at the start of the market!

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A deeper taste of Amsterdam! Our food tours (which also include a tasty drink or two) offer not only great food but introduce you to the places that have created the charm and vibrancy of the neighborhoods we explore. The heart of a neighborhood lies in its community and local establishments. Each person, shop, café, and market adds to the vibrant scene that defines its unique identity. Let us show you around. We have been doing this for 11 years, and know a thing or two about our beautiful city, Amsterdam 🧡

Did you know? In Amsterdam’s old historic houses, the narrow staircases make it nearly impossible to move large furniture inside. Maybe you have noticed the hooks on the tops of the houses throughout the city? People use these iconic pulley systems to hoist items up to the higher floors! It’s very cool to see them in action! We will share fun facts like this with you on our Amsterdam walking food tours. Where you can explore hidden gems, local bites, and fascinating traditions. Join us and experience the city in a unique and immersive way! Www.hungrybirds.nl

Things you only see in Amsterdam! If you’re parking near a canal, make sure to lock your bike to something stationary! Whether they fall in or get thrown in on purpose, it is estimated that more than 12.000 bikes are removed from the canals every year! #catchoftheday

The journey is just as meaningful as the destinations. Join us for a walking food tour where you will learn about Amsterdam's diverse and delicious food culture!

A backpack hanging from a Dutch flag signifies that a student has graduated!!! This tradition in the Netherlands is a way for students to announce their achievement to the neighborhood and celebrate their success. It is usually done during the graduation season when results are announced, and it is a proud moment for both the students and their families.

Dutch people love their fries/chips, called "patat" or "friet." They’re a big part of street food culture, often topped with sauces like mayo, curry ketchup, and peanut satay sauce, making them super tasty, versatile, and easy to eat on the go! Fries are a staple at fairs, markets, and snack bars, making them an affordable, delicious, and popular choice for everyone.

We are embracing the magic of the summer solstice in the Netherlands and welcoming in the longest day of the year. In Amsterdam, it gets light in the morning long before you open your eyes, and the sky holds onto the daylight until nearly 11 PM. This creates a seemingly endless evening filled with golden light and vibrant, fun energy. You will find the city hustling and bustling, the parks full of people, and the parties stretching late into the evenings this time of year🌻🇳🇱

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